Triple G Hideaway

We stayed at this campground with full hookups and everything worked as expected. The laundry right next to the office was clean with at least six washers and dryers. We were close to the highway but road noise lessened later in the evening. There are spots further back that would be quieter. The restaurant served a delicious buffet for $28 that was worth every penny. We would stay here again.

Went here for supper and enjoyed it enough to come back for lunch the next day. The food is on the pricey side but it is very good! Friendly staff and nice atmosphere.

This large RV park is located on the Alaska highway at the west edge of Fort Nelson. Half the park is in trees and the other in the open. Sites are a bit larger than average on level gravel pads with full hook ups. The bathhouses are up to date, clean and functional, with showers costing C$1 for 5 minutes. They have an on site restaurant with a good reputation and 20+ flavors of ice cream. The free Wifi was spotty at best.

3 RVs next to each other. We liked this RV park a lot. Sites not large but level. The sewer connection was low which is good for my rig. The restaurant was excellent. Staff was excellent. Laundry was clean with many machines and everything worked. We would stay again.

I felt very safe here as a solo female traveler sleeping in my car. The campground is a nice open space and the bathrooms were clean. Sadly the wifi didn't work on my phone, but I would come back here again for sure! :)

Very quaint and accommodating place. Hot showers, laundry, and great food and service. Perfect stop on the long drive to Alaska. It is a bit rustic and open at the sites, but the restaurant on site makes up for it.

I can't speak about the campground as I only visited the restaurant..It's a great place to eat if you don't mind paying $11 for an order of fries or $4.50 for a child's juice when you asked for an inch of juice and the rest filled with water for a young toddler! Lunch for two, and the toddler, who was supposed to eat for free, was $80! A bit overpriced, in my opinion.

This RV park is right next to Alaska-Canada Highway. Very convinient. The camp spots were not given by number, but I was asked to pick one in the certain area. The rules said no cooking on picnic tables, so that heat or grease would not ruin them (?!) Where would you cook then, if you dont have kitchen in your camper? The surface of the picnic table was nasty with plastic cracking in big pieces... so the rule did not make sense. There was nothing between the spots, so no privacy what so ever.There was a restaurant in premises. Maybe they did not want us to cook.The bathroom for ladies had a broken outside lock, which made it impossible to close it so that the bugs would not get in.There was 4 bathrooms: one was clogged, one had broken latch, one had no paper and one was in working order. By the way the toilet paper is so thin, you might wanna bring your own.The showers worked with coins like they do in other places too. However one out of three shower stalls had a door that did not give any privacy.Place was quiet and I got a good night's rest

Our favorite campground in our drive through Canada to Alaska. We stayed there as we were going as well as on our return. The on-site restaurant has very good food. We ate dinner and breakfast there. Gift shops are well stocked. The staff was friendly and very helpful.

Great campground just off the highway in Fort Nelson. Clean campground and facilities, restaurant on site and cute little shop. Lots of room for big rigs.