today's busy world. It is blessed with
incredible natural beauty - prairie farmland,
wooded Crown lands, and the Peace River
with the Rocky Mountains as a backdrop
15 dry sites | flush toilets
washroom | coin-op showers
sani-station | playground
cooking boxes | wheelchair
access | pets allowed
Located in town
12 dry sites | privies
cooking boxes | fishing
hiking trails | pets allowed
Distance: 3 kms/2 miles
50 dry sites | privies
cooking boxes | swimming
fishing | boating
boat launch | pets allowed
Distance: 7 kms/4 miles
15 dry sites | privies
swimming | canoeing
playground | hiking
Distance: 24 kms/15 miles
Open May to September
Tel: 250.783.9901
Hudson's Hope, BC V0C 1V0
district@hudsonshope.ca
both mule and white tail deer, black bear, moose,
bald eagles, and if you are in the right place at
the right time ‚ elk, caribou and grizzly bear.
evolved into a charming, beautifully landscaped
community supported by grain farming, ranches,
game farms, forestry, hydro dams and oil/gas.
Visitors will follow much of the original First
Nations portage trail, built to bypass the
unnavigable rapids of the Peace Canyon, as they
drive to the W.A.C. Bennett Dam.
into the natural log Visitor Centre. Visitors can
pause here and enjoy the picnic area, playground
and gazebo. The outdoor pool complex makes
a great stop on a hot summer day or see the
Visitor Centre staff for directions to scenic
overnight camping.
land of dinosaurs; they can be found at both dam
sites, the museum and at the Visitor Centre in
Beattie Park. However, if you crave a unique
prehistoric experience, visit the Gething Creek
Site to see actual dinosaur footprints! This site is
located in a somewhat remote area approximately
40 kilometres from town - additional information
and directions are available at the Hudson's Hope
Visitor Centre or Museum.