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When you’re in the centre of the province, you’ve got an array of places to stay — from traditional accommodations to wilderness resorts and quaint bed-and-breakfasts — Vanderhoof has you covered.

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There are a number of resorts south of Vanderhoof, from 30 km to over 100 km out of town on gravel roads. Each resort offers its own unique experience from world-class fly-fishing to amazing Swiss cuisine. There are resorts which offer float plane charters, boat rentals, full-service cabin rentals, and rustic campsites. Whether you are interested in hunting and fishing or just a backwoods getaway there is a resort here just for you! With superb angling, excellent hunting, amazing hiking and photography including wildlife viewing at your fingertips, why wait?

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Located within Riverside Park, along the banks of the Nechako River, the Riverside Park Campground is the perfect combination of camping in the woods and exploring small-town wonder. While far enough away to have an authentic camping experience, the Campground is only a 10-minute walk from the Vanderhoof downtown core – in case you need something from the store or want to take in some local cuisine. The Riverside Park Campground has 38 camping sites, with two pull-through campsites and three spots with double sites. Each site allows for trailers and tents, and all have water and electricity connections available (four sites with 50A electrical service). There are bathrooms and showers available for all campers within the park. The park gates are open from 7:00 am to 10:00 pm. Free Wi-Fi is available at the campground office. Access to the park amenities is just a few steps away: playground, walking and running path, covered picnic area, beach volleyball court, unsupervised waterfront, and more! The Riverside Park Campground is open from the Victoria Day long weekend through the end of September each season (beginning of May to end of September).
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Provincial Parks are maintained by the Province of BC. They usually offer services and can be reserved online.

BC PARKS

Vanderhoof is surrounded by a multitude of recreational campsites. These sites are developed and maintained by the Province of BC and are found by accessing BC’s network of Forest Service Roads. They are free, unserviced, non-reservable campsites which are generally more rustic than Provincial Parks. A Backroads Mapbook is a must-have for road-trippers in BC, which maps out all the recreation sites and trails in the Province. You can purchase a Backroads Mapbook at the Vanderhoof Tourism & Cultural Centre.

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The District of Vanderhoof acknowledges the traditional territory of the Saik’uz First Nation on whose land we live, work, and play.

Last Updated:

  • April 29, 2026