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| Mountain Shadow RV Park & Campground |
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We are located in northwestern British Columbia in the picturesque "Iskut Valley." The Iskut Valley is named the "Resort Capital of Northwest BC," home of scenic mountains and crystal clear lakes. Operating since 1994, Mountain Shadow is "the" stopover for travelers along the beautiful Cassiar Highway. Our park is located at the north end of Kluachon Lake. A short nature walk takes you to the shore. We have a quiet, secluded, park-like setting with spectacular mountain vistas and lake views. Away from highway noise for a restful stopover or extended stay. You may enjoy hiking wilderness trails, bird and wildlife viewing, fishing for native Rainbow Trout or just sitting back and relaxing. At Mountain Shadow you will find a unique and breathtaking wilderness setting. We look forward to sharing it with you! |
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RV Park ammenities include: All sites are all on gravel parking areas with grass strips. Picnic tables are in most sites. All sites are very spacious with ample room for slideouts. Free WIFI at site, extra long pull thrus, back-in sites, 30 amp electric/water hookups, sani-dump stations, showers and restrooms. Campground offers: Private, wooded campground sites are for small RV\'s or tenting. Sites with no hookups and sites with electric hookup. All sites have picnic tables and fire pits. Accomadations include: Cabin with kitchen and bath, comfortable beds, sleeps 4. Sleeping cabin has heat and bedding provided, sleeps 2. Fantastic mountain views. Cabins are clean, warm and quiet! |
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| Our Location & Contact Information: | ||
| Conatct Name: | Steve & Anne Putnam |
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| Address: | Kluachon Lake, Iskut, V0J1K0, British Columbia | |
| Phone: | 250-234-3333 | |
| Fax: | 250-234-3333 | |
| Website: | www.mtshadowrvpark.com | |
| E-mail Steve & Anne Putnam @ Mountain Shadow RV Park & Campground | ||
| Other Information: | ||
| Mountain Shadow RV Park and Campground is located 3km north of Iskut or 90km ( 50 miles) south of Dease Lake on Highway 37, on the Cassiar Highway. Located at Mile J 254.1, we are midway between Watson Lake and Stewart-Hyder. The entrance, to the park, is on the west side of the highway and well marked with signs. |