Kiskatinaw

Bryan Notheisz

We camped here three nights in mid July (16-18??) 2024. I picked it because it was a suitable base to tour around, but mainly because I wanted to see the bridge; fingers crossed it can one day re-open. The campground was nice and surprisingly quiet. No power/water etc, but the price reflected that. Having the river adjacent was a definite plus as it was very warm while we were there. My only complaint was every day there were locals that would come and park in a prime site only to use the river, it didn't affect our campsite selection but I could see how it would. Nice spot.

Meika Schreiner

Very cool old bridge, would be nice to see it restored and turned into a tourist type site

Tony Wilson

One of the oldest bridges in alaskan highway. its a 25 mins drive from fort saint john bc . Its a curved bridge made of wood. Theres a camping ground nearby with minimal facilities available.

Bogdan M Kwiatek

Original place, original Curve Bridge, on iconic Alaska Highway! It is like pilgrimage to Mecca - you have to drive that Road at least once in your life time :)

I Ward

Great campground and picnic tables. Area is well maintained. Curved wooden bridge has to be the coolest attraction.