Liard Hot Springs Lodge & RV Park

Driving the Alaska Highway? Liard Hot Springs Lodge & RV Park is one of those northern stops you won’t want to rush past!

Located at Mile 497 between Fort Nelson, British Columbia, and Watson Lake, Yukon, this lodge and campground sits in the heart of the spectacular Northern Rockies.

And the biggest attraction is right across the highway: the famous Liard River Hot Springs Provincial Park, home to one of Canada’s largest natural hot springs. The hot springs are in a separate provincial park, not on the lodge property.

After a long day behind the wheel, there’s nothing quite like walking along the boardwalk through the boreal forest and soaking in naturally heated mineral waters.

The lodge offers a seasonal campground with serviced and unserviced sites, along with 12 lodge rooms for travelers looking for indoor accommodations.

Hungry after the drive? The on-site restaurant serves a full menu, making this a convenient stop along one of the more remote stretches of the Alaska Highway.

The surrounding area offers incredible opportunities for wildlife viewing, photography, hiking, and exploring northern British Columbia.

Keep an eye out for wood bison, moose, caribou, and other wildlife along the highway, particularly through the Liard and Muncho Lake areas.

Whether you’re traveling north toward Alaska or making your way home, Liard Hot Springs Lodge & RV Park is a memorable place to stop, relax, and enjoy one of the highlights of the Alaska Highway.

The lodge operates year-round, while RV camping is seasonal.

Call +1 250-776-7349 to book, or toll-free +1 866-939-2522.

Email: liardlodge@hotmail.com

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