Mile 0 Campground, Dawson Creek, BC 6/17-18
This is the start of the Alaska Highway, so the campground called themselves Mile Zero. As you go along the highway you'll see mile posts as you continue to Alaska. We read that the sites were sardined together but they had some space. If they planted bushes between the sites it would have been more private. After Lake Elsinor these sites didn't seem that close.
They also have a Pioneer Village, where collectors donated stuff (log cabins from various locations and antiques from the same periods as the buildings) It lets you take a walk through. It's kind of like and old town with the board walkways.
We walked for 3 miles (round trip) to get pokemon in Dawson Creek (Eva reminded us it was double candy day in Pokemon Land) and happened upon Mile 0 Pizza where we stopped and ate dinner. They have gravel everywhere here and we saw so many cracked windshields parked along the street. They wouldn't let you drive around like that in Calif. As we were walking at first I thought they were lined up in front of a shop that fixed windows. Nope, they were just there doing shopping and then moved on.
They also have a Pioneer Village, where collectors donated stuff (log cabins from various locations and antiques from the same periods as the buildings) It lets you take a walk through. It's kind of like and old town with the board walkways.
We walked for 3 miles (round trip) to get pokemon in Dawson Creek (Eva reminded us it was double candy day in Pokemon Land) and happened upon Mile 0 Pizza where we stopped and ate dinner. They have gravel everywhere here and we saw so many cracked windshields parked along the street. They wouldn't let you drive around like that in Calif. As we were walking at first I thought they were lined up in front of a shop that fixed windows. Nope, they were just there doing shopping and then moved on.
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