Stewart, BC – A quiet rv park nestled amongst the trees near the town of Stewart in British Columbia. We had a 30 amp full hookup pull-through site that worked perfectly for us, with plenty of room for slides and our tow car. We visited during the off season, but during the summer I could envision some logistical problems with a full park (such as pull through sites require driving through the site immediately behind you, which, if occupied, means you now have a back in site). In addition, the sewer dump is shared with your next door neighbor, meaning only one RV can dump at a time. But these are minor inconveniences and the park overall is worth your consideration. The one thing that would annoy me if I had need of them is the requirement to pay for a shower, above and beyond the price ($40/night) you’re paying for the site. $1 for 4 minutes? Really?
Not much room for a neighbor to back in between the rock wall and our unit & tow car
Nice mountain views and plenty of room for our slides during the off season
From here we visited the towns of Stewart, BC and Hyder, Alaska and nearby Bear Glacier, Salmon Glacier, and the Fish Creek Wildlife Viewing Platform in the Tongass National Forest.
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Campground website: Bear River RV Park
