Dawson Creek - British Columbia
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Mile 0 RV Park
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Northern Lights RV Park
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Sudeten Heritage Park
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Swan Lake Provincial Park
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Kiskatinaw Provincial Park
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Peace Island Park
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One Island Lake Provincial Park
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Fairway RV Park
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Corner RV Park
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Foot Lake Campground
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Ross H MacLean Rotary RV Park
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Big Lake Campground
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Charlie Lake Provincial Park
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Beatton Provincial Park
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Moose Lake Campground
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Gwillim Lake Provincial Park
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Thunder Creek Campground
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Westwind RV Park
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Redwillow River Campground
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Moberly Lake Provincial Park
Dawson Creek, British Columbia
- Roadside attraction: Giant crossed hockey sticks
- Roadside attraction: Mile 0 Alaska Highway sign
- Bear Mountain Community Forest
- 2 golf courses
- Pouce Coupe Regional Park
- McQueen's Slough boardwalk
- Dawson Creek Stampede
Proper trips along the Alaska Highway begin here, most often at the often-photographed vintage Mile 0 sign since one of the city's claims lies in this crucial positioning. In addition, it has two golf courses, bike, walking and horseback riding trails, Bear Mountain Community Forest, a picnicking area, as well as lakes, rivers and streams for their related activities. There is scope for camping, fishing and bird watching here as well and a varied habitat that is home for a corresponding variety of wildlife. August brings the Dawson Creek Stampede, known in particular for its chuckwagon racing. 2008 is the city's 50th anniversary of incorporation.