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Melanie

August 2025

26 ft Class C

Group trip

1 night at Holdt Farm

We loved our night at Holdt farms - a great location and lots of cute farm animals all around made it a very fun little stop on our way to the Yukon :)

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81km from Butler Ridge Provincial Park · 3 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Fort Saint John, BC

Welcome to Holdt Farm – A Peaceful Country Stay Just Off the Alaska Highway Looking for a quiet spot to park your RV or set up camp with friends? Holdt Farm offers a private, family-friendly space just off the Alaska Highway at Mile 64, perfect for relaxing and recharging. 🏕️ RV & Camping Spots All RVs and campers are parked in our bottom grass field, a wide-open space that can comfortably host up to 4 units. Enjoy a communal fire pit, scenic views, and the tranquility of rural life. • Boondocking only (no hookups) • Firewood available – $10 per bundle • Bumper stickers $5 • Fresh farm eggs by request – $7 per dozen • Wood fire hot tub $45 • Showers with 2 towels $10 🌟 Want to Glamp It Up? Try our private glamping wall tent, complete with: • A king-size bed • Cozy wood-fired hot tub • Outdoor shower • Covered patio space Perfect for couples or solo travelers looking to upgrade their camping experience! please message us privately to book ! ⸻ 🌿 Why Stay With Us? Every stay helps us grow our small family farm. We’re passionate about offering a peaceful, simple place to reconnect with nature, enjoy the countryside, and take a break from the busy road. Please help boost are face book page and follow https://www.facebook.com/share/15sGkpFGC7/?mibextid=wwXIfr We look forward to welcoming you! (56.4065365, -121.0563252) These are coordinates to the spot as it is the second left after our house address 14879 281 rd

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61km from Butler Ridge Provincial Park · 1 site · Tent, RV · Fort Saint John, BC

Possibly one of the best views in the area. Fairly quiet—stay away if you need crowds. At the end of a long, winding, always dusty-or-muddy gravel road lies your first challenge: a dirt road up the hill that can become impassable after heavy rain. After that, it’s just steep grades, rocks, ruts, and cattle cakes… a road-capable vehicle required. In case you’re still reading, this pasture is part of a working farm. Feel free to explore the rest of the farm on foot; a map will be provided at the third signpost. Pets are welcome—just please keep them from chasing wildlife or livestock, and leave gates as you find them.

The best camping in Butler Ridge Provincial Park, BC guide

Overview

About

Butler Ridge Provincial Park beckons the intrepid at heart with its lush landscapes and thrilling activities. Traverse winding trails that reveal the park's hidden gems, or paddle through serene waters, each stroke painting your path into the wild. While the park doesn't offer campgrounds, its day-use areas are perfect for picnics amid the sounds of nature, and its vast expanses are ripe for photography, bird watching, and immersing oneself in the tranquility of the great outdoors.

When to go

The ideal time to visit Butler Ridge Provincial Park is during the summer months, from June to August, when the weather is warm and the park is in full bloom. Conversely, the winter season can be challenging due to heavy snowfall and limited access, making some areas less hospitable for visitors.

Know before you go

Check the park's website for any trail closures or safety advisories before your visit.
Wear appropriate footwear and clothing to navigate the park's diverse terrains comfortably.
Be mindful of local wildlife and maintain a safe distance at all times.
Day-use areas are available for picnics, but remember to carry out all trash.
Accessibility may vary across different areas of the park; inquire ahead for specific needs.

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