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Canyon Creek Campground
& RV Park
20 acres of secluded natural beauty
along hi-way 97S
Hixon, British Columbia, Canada
Karen Duquette at the Welcom to Canyon Creek sign
sign - Canyon Creek Campground
Two two RV Gypsies enjoyed this campground, even though there was no sewer hookup. Kim and Merv Harvey own the campground, and they greeted us with big smiles. We could see them working on improving the park by putting in a flower garden. The campsites are not packed tightly together, which is nice. There is a big wooded area by the river for tents and small RV's. And really clean laundry and restrooms.
sign - Canyon Creek Campground
a metal dog outside the office
smile faceKim and Merv have a sense of humor. Here are SOME of the rules & courtesies while at Canyon Creek Campground:
bullet 1. Drive slowly - 8 Km/h - Dead Slow!
bullet 2. Quiet Hours 10:30 PM until 7:00 AM shhh! (Unless you invite Merv)
bullet 3. Swimming in the Creek at your own risk - drowned kids float to the Fraser River in about 1 hour and to Vancouver in about 8 days.
a nice entry way to the park
sign - Canyon Creek Hixon BC
They close the gates to the campground at 10:30 and reopen at 6 AM for security purposes. No gate code - just locked gates.
 
The campsite of the two RV Gypsies while at Canyon Creek Campground and RV Park in Hixon, B.C. There was wi-fi at the park, but we could not get it connected.
the RV of the two RV Gypsies
the motorhome of the two RV Gypsies
the new yard of the two RV Gypsies
the side yard of the two RV Gypsies
after everyone left, AWO & MOB are alone
after everyone left, AWO & MOB are alone
Lee Duquette waiving to new RV Friends.
Lee Duquette waving to his new friends
 
Some campers did come and park near us for the week-end. As we met, we got together around a campfire, talked, played bocce ball, admired the stars at night, and had a great time. They were local people and on occasion called us "Florida." When they left they told us to have a good time in Alaska and to dress warm. Then they asked if we knew what it meant to dress warm. What a great sense of humor. We exchanged information so we could keep in touch because they were wonderful, friendly, fun people. Thank you for letting us get to know you.
chairs and campfire ready for friends
Lee checking the campfire
This is actually the FIRST time the two RV Gypsies sat around a campfire while traveling.
campfire
Karen Duquette and a campfire around 11 pm
campfire
hot campfire
 
The trails in the campground, tenting area, and Canyon Creek
sign- fishing & gold panning
Lee on the bridge
Lee & Terri on the trail
the creek
the creek and trail
the creek
the creek
the creek
the creek
the creek
a branch in the creek
the trail falling into the creek
Canyon Creek
Canyon Creek at the side of the campground
Canyon Creek at the side of the campground
the next adventure of the two RV Gypsies in BCHIXON FALLS