Northland RV Park

Mostly filled with full timers. The park is very junky and run down. Sites are gravel and mostly level. Pull throughs had full hookups, but you gotta dig in a wooden box for the water. WiFi was essentially useless and after it gets so much use, they shut it off, which happens pretty quickly. (Which they do tell you ahead of time, that it’ll happen.) Quite a bit of noise from the highway. This is the only rv park on the north side of town,so you don’t have much of a choice.

Working our way to stop for the October night near Prince George, we kept finding ‘Closed’ signs on everything but Rest Stops. We wanted electric so we were greatly relieved when we saw this park open. We were greeted by the cutest little kids that we wanted to immediately adopt as grandkids. The older girl really knew here way around the checkin process and was very helpful. We had no trouble backing into our well signed spot, even with a small, hard to see trailer behind our rig. Decently level spot needed very little leveling with our stabilizers.
WiFi was fast and Verizon signal strong. Putting this park on our ‘must stop’ list if overnighting near Prince George in the future

What a great find for traveling off season through British Columbia, Canada! We’re on our way up to Alaska (last week of March)...and were surprised to find full hookups and then some! Ernie, at Northland RV, really has his act together. Sites were generous in size and well plowed. We had water, electricity, and sewage. This time of year most campgrounds around here are either closed or have partial hookups. We had excellent wi fi service as well. Our camper was winterized already so we had to take showers in the shower facility...and they were clean. All around excellent experience. We would come back her in a heartbeat!