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We had looked Triple G Hideaway Rv Park during our Alaska trip and preferred our dry camping spot noted below. Still do. Since then we have had a reader with a 44 foot coach and tow suggest we include this facility. They stayed in a 30 amp 80 footer. Open 5/1 - 10/31.
Note:We are also recommending this dry camping experience because of the lack of an adequate park in Fort Nelson. On the south side of town after crossing the Muskwa River Bridge, head north on Hwy 97 for approximately three miles and you will see to the left motels and businesses on the frontage road. Go to the light, turn left and then make a quick left onto the frontage road. Motor down, pick a spot to the right making sure you leave clearance for the driveways of the business establishments. We parked in this area with three other Big Rigs without incident. FF: You’ll be fine here.
DIRECTIONS: Heading north at the edge of town, turn left.
Note:We are also recommending this dry camping experience because of the lack of an adequate park in Fort Nelson. On the south side of town after crossing the Muskwa River Bridge, head north on Hwy 97 for approximately three miles and you will see to the left motels and businesses on the frontage road. Go to the light, turn left and then make a quick left onto the frontage road. Motor down, pick a spot to the right making sure you leave clearance for the driveways of the business establishments. We parked in this area with three other Big Rigs without incident. FF: You’ll be fine here.
DIRECTIONS: Heading north at the edge of town, turn left.