About the Park
Kiskatinaw Provincial Park lies along the Kiskatinaw River on the original Alaska Highway, just steps from a historic wooden curved trestle bridge.
The river’s calm, warm waters are perfect for wading, tubing, or fishing, while the surrounding forest provides excellent wildlife viewing, including moose, deer, squirrels, chipmunks, and a variety of songbirds. Visitors can also take a short walk to the bridge to explore this iconic piece of Alaska Highway history amid the park’s scenic setting.
Contact
Sandstorm North Contracting
Phone: 250-964-9474
E-mail: sandstormnorth@gmail.com
For the most up-to-date park information and advisories: https://bcparks.ca/kiskatinaw-park/
Rates
Frontcountry camping – $20/party/night
Facilities
28 campsites (all first come, first serve), pit toilets, picnic area, riverside beach.
Location
28 km north of Dawson Creek off Highway 97 along the banks of the Kiskatinaw River near a historic curved wooden trestle bridge.
Size
58 ha.Park Amenities
Vehicle accessible camping facilities
Picnic sites
Pit Toilets
Campfires allowed
Playground
Pets must be on leash
Cash only
Park Activities
Swimming
Fishing
Wildlife Viewing
