Month: November 2018

Campground Review – Tunnel Mountain Village II – Banff, Alberta, Canada

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Tunnel Mountain Village II - Banff, Alberta, Canada - 2018

Description

Tunnel Mountain Village II is a large, lightly forested, limited-service, big-rig friendly campground with stunning views of the rugged Canadian Rocky Mountains. Located just a few miles inside the east entrance to Banff National Park of Canada, the park is conveniently close to the transportation, shopping, services, fine dining, and entertainment venues of historic Banff township. Surrounded by tall grassy meadows, stands of whispering conifers, and mountain splendor, this is a lovely park from which to explore the many attractions of Banff and the surrounding area.

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Campground Review – Jasper Gates Resort and RV – Yellowhead County, Alberta, Canada

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Jasper Gates RV Park, Yellowhead County, Alberta, Canada - 2018Description

Jasper Gates Resort and RV Park is a forested resort and big-rig friendly campground nestled at the base of Folding Mountain and just a few miles from the east entrance to Jasper National Park of Canada. The park has spectacular views of forested hills and rugged peaks of the Canadian Rockies. This is a lovely and relaxing park from which to explore the many attractions of Jasper and the surrounding area.

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Campground Review – Shady Rest RV Park – Houston, British Columbia, Canada

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Shady Rest RV Park, Houston, British Columbia, Canada - 2018Description

Shady Rest RV Park is a peaceful, well-maintained, big-rig friendly campground in a semi-rural, forested area on the outskirts of Houston, British Columbia. The park is nicely landscaped and has delightful views of the pastoral Bulkley River Valley and distant forested hills. This is a lovely and relaxing park to stop at while traveling the Yellowhead Highway or for a longer stay in the Houston area.

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Campground Review – Toad River Lodge – Toad River, British Columbia, Canada

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Toad River Lodge, Toad River, British Columbia, Canada - 2018Description

Toad River Lodge is located at mile 422 of the Alaska Highway in a remote area of stunning natural beauty. The lodge is right next to a small, lovely,  beaver-dammed lake and is surrounded by forested slopes and rugged, snowy mountains. The lodge features a small, big-rig friendly RV park, tent sites, and rental cabins. This is a lovely and relaxing place to stop while travelling the Alaska Highway.

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Campground Review – Triple G Hideaway – Fort Nelson, British Columbia, Canada

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Triple G Hideaway, Fort Nelson, British Columbia, Canada - 2018Description

The Tiple G Hideaway RV Park and Campground is a quiet, forested, big-rig friendly campground on the outskirts of Fort Nelson, British Columbia, Canada. The park features a saloon, restaurant, and licensed patio with an old town western vibe. The park is nicely landscaped, with copses of trees, swaths of grassy meadow, and many whimsical touches. This is a lovely and relaxing park to stop at while travelling the Alaska Highway.

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Campground Review – Mile 0 Campsite – Dawson Creek, British Columbia, Canada

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Mile 0 Campsite, Dawson Creek, British Columbia, Canada - 2018Description

Mile 0 Campsite is a relaxing, full-service, and big-rig friendly campground conveniently located near the start of the historic Alaska-Canadian (ALCAN) Highway. The campground has an open park-like layout, with welcome shade trees, wide grassy lawns, and nice views of distant rolling hills. The park is near many area attractions, shopping and services. This is a lovely park from which to start or finish your journey on the ALCAN.

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Campground Review – Westwind RV Park – Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

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West Wind RV Park, Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada - 2018Description

Westwind RV Park is a basic, clean, big-rig friendly campground conveniently located on the outskirts of Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada. The park has nice views of rolling forested hills and is bordered on one side by woodland. This is a convenient park to stop at when passing through Chetwynd or for a longer stay while exploring the surrounding area.

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