'Ksan Campground
Hazelton, Northern British Columbia
Campground beside 'Ksan Historical Village in Hazelton with tenting and fully serviced RV sites.

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Hazelton, Northern British Columbia
Campground beside 'Ksan Historical Village in Hazelton with tenting and fully serviced RV sites.
Masset, Northern British Columbia
BC Parks campground on North Beach below Tow Hill, 26 km east of Masset. First come, first served; cash only; pit toilets, accessible outhouse, seasonal potable water, picnic shelter with wood stove. Fees and full services June 1–Sept 30; open year-round.
Dawson Creek, Northern British Columbia
Year-round 45-site full-hookup RV park in Dawson Creek.
Mackenzie, Northern British Columbia
Free 22-site rustic campground near Mackenzie.
Hudson's Hope, Northern British Columbia
District of Hudson's Hope campground with a trail down to the Peace River. Outhouses; $20/night; reservable online. May long weekend to Labour Day.
Burns Lake, Northern British Columbia
Road-accessible site of Babine Lake Marine Park, reached from Burns Lake via the Augier FSR. Lakeside camping with direct lake access.
Burns Lake, Northern British Columbia
Small, rustic, road-accessible campsite in a bay beside the Pinkut Creek spawning channel on Babine Lake. Separate from Pinkut Lake Recreation Site.
Smithers, Northern British Columbia
Road-access BC Parks campground on Babine Lake about 66 km northeast of Smithers: 8 vehicle-accessible sites, free, first come first served, pit toilets, rough gravel boat launch.
Burns Lake, Northern British Columbia
Rustic lakeside resort and campground on Babine Lake offering cabins, camping and RV parking.
Granisle, Northern British Columbia
Vehicle-accessible campground on Babine Lake, 5 km north of Granisle, popular during the August sockeye fishery. The access road is steep gravel; large RVs may have difficulty climbing back out. No potable water; no boat launch (public launch at Granisle).
Tumbler Ridge, Northern British Columbia
Rugged, user-maintained, first-come first-served vehicle-accessible campsites on Bearhole Lake with pit toilets, a small boat launch and some fire rings. Rough industrial road access; high-clearance vehicles recommended. Bring your own firewood.
Charlie Lake, Northern British Columbia
BC Parks campground on the east shore of Charlie Lake.