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Sintich RV Park
Overview
Sintich RV Park serves as a welcoming gateway for travelers exploring the vast landscapes of Northern British Columbia. Known for its tidy grounds and professional management, this park provides a dependable retreat for those passing through or staying to explore the local area. It is widely recognized for its peaceful environment despite being conveniently close to major travel routes and essential urban services.
Location & Surroundings
Situated just south of the city center on Highway 97, the park offers an ideal balance of accessibility and natural charm. The property is surrounded by lush forested areas that provide a natural buffer from the bustle of the highway. Its strategic location makes it a preferred stopping point for RVers navigating the scenic route toward the Alaska Highway or exploring the rugged interior of the province.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is designed with modern functionality in mind, offering a range of essential services for today’s travelers. Guests have access to full hookup sites with both 30 and 50-amp electrical options to accommodate a wide variety of rig sizes. The facility features spacious pull-through sites, clean laundry facilities, and reliable shower houses. Additionally, the park provides high-speed Wi-Fi access and designated picnic areas for a comfortable and connected stay.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Staying at this location puts you within minutes of the diverse attractions Prince George has to offer. Visitors can enjoy a night of entertainment at the Treasure Cove Casino or spend a relaxing afternoon at the Prince George Golf & Curling Club. For those needing to restock supplies, the Pine Centre Mall and various local restaurants are a short drive away. Nature enthusiasts can also explore the nearby park systems or take a stroll through the local botanical gardens.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination is exceptionally well-suited for transit travelers and long-haul explorers looking for a big-rig friendly environment. Its straightforward layout and ease of access make it a favorite for those heading toward the Yukon or Alaska. It is also ideal for vacationers who prefer a quiet, service-oriented base rather than a busy resort, providing all the necessary amenities for a stress-free stay in Prince George.
Amenities
- Tenting
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Cam Fairbairn (Highways Visited)
I had some business at the Fraser way RV dealership in Prince George and stayed across the highway from them at the sintich RV Park. It was certainly convenient for me but nothing spectacular about it.
R A
What a filthy place to stay. Moldy laundry room and bathrooms. Disgusting trailer trash next to us. Their sewer smelled so bad we had to close up everything. I can’t wait to leave in the morning. Worst place ever!!!! Update your place for God sakes
Paul Rice
Office manager & groundskeeper are friendly & helpful people (great people). The Janitor sucks @ his job, my opinion. The Community shower & laundry house, is not the cleanest hf the time 2 ⭐️.
Bobbie Webb
Does not follow rules of being a landlord. Poor behaviour from Carol. Unsure who own’s this place but would really appreciate an owner to reach out to discuss. Someone should not be denied a receipt of payment or a tenancy agreement showing agreement on rent price.
Corrie L Angell
I am absolutely appalled at the way I was treated while attempting to check in. I was ignored, my phone call not answered, someone else was let in and the door shut in my face. Later when explaining to the owner the odd situation I encountered, I was lectured about "some situations in life" needing understanding - when I had no previous knowledge of said situation. This could have been made better had I received an apology and some understanding myself, rather than condescension and a lecture.