Camping & Hiking · Scenic Views · British Columbia
A riverside campground beside the 'Ksan Historical Village near Hazelton, BC, known for mountain views, big flat sites and a friendly check-in — though a few campers have found the washrooms let down.
'Ksan Campground sits where the Skeena and Bulkley rivers meet, just outside Hazelton, and the setting is the first thing most visitors mention. There aren't many trees on the sites, and campers say that's the point: nothing blocks the mountains. Several reviewers describe it as a quiet, easy-going place that feels further from the highway than it is.
RV travellers like the practical side too. Sites are large and level, there are pull-throughs, and service levels run from unserviced right up to 50-amp full hookups. One guest said the Wi-Fi was fast and reached the whole property, which isn't a given this far up Highway 16. Check-in gets repeated praise for being quick and friendly.
Most people stay more than a night. The 'Ksan Historical Village and museum is right next door, and visitors who went describe it as a highlight of the trip. There are walking trails, the surrounding community is easy to get around by bike, and a grocery store and propane are close by. The Hazelton visitor centre on Highway 16 gets a mention for being helpful with ideas.
Opinions split on upkeep. Some campers found the washrooms and laundry clean and bright. At least one recent visitor had the opposite experience, with litter on the grounds, broken fixtures in the women's washroom and only one working shower. It's worth taking a look at the facilities when you arrive, or bringing your own setup if you're self-contained.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 196 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with 'Ksan Campground directly.
