Untouched wilderness, fascinating history and a lively culture make northern B.C. a must-see for RVers.
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Fort St. John, B.C., is well-known as an oil-patch town, or as a rest stop along the Alaska Highway. It should also be known, however, as a great destination for all things water. Here are some of the great water-based things to do in Fort St. John.
The Yellowhead Highway spans four provinces and includes over a dozen places worthy of exploration
Poplar Hills Golf & Country Club attracts golfers to Fort Nelson.
You've been invited on a northern excursion you won't soon forget.
This hospitable northern destination has so much to offer RVers.
Dawson Creek, B.C., has a diverse assortment of things to do within and just outside the city
Come to Prince George to witness the 1,000-year-old cedars, 100-year-old homestead and eight-day music festival
The Fort Nelson Heritage Museum includes an antique car and truck collection as well as displays on the building of the Alaska Highway.
Smithers, B.C., has a growing reputation for friendliness and abundant cultural and recreational options.
10 exciting things to see and do when embarking on your summer adventure on the Alaska Highway
The Alaska Highway turns 75 and Canada is doubly as old at 150. Dawson Creek, B.C. will celebrate with a wide array of activities
The makeup of Fort St. John has shapeshifted over the years—learn all about this historic city while celebrating Canada’s 150th anniversary
Hiking in Vanderhoof is bound to bring out your inner adventurer.
Tumbler Ridge: come for the waterfalls, stay for the theropods
