Dawson Creek Vacations

This historic marker signifies the beginning of the 1,387-mile Alaska Highway, built during WWII. Photograph the iconic signpost and visit the nearby Alaska Highway House Museum for the full story.

This modern recreational complex combines the Kenn Borek Aquatic Centre, EnCana Events Centre, and Lakota Agri-Plex. Catch a concert, hockey game, or equestrian event in this dynamic hub of the Peace Region.

Step back in time at Walter Wright Pioneer Village, where restored buildings showcase settler life from 1912 to 1945. Explore the trapper's cabin, schoolhouse, and churches while strolling through period gardens.

Housed in a renovated grain elevator, this unique art gallery showcases local talent in a historic prairie setting. Explore changing exhibitions and find handcrafted treasures at the on-site Grainery Artisan Shop.

This man-made swimming lake offers a refreshing summer escape in Dawson Creek, with shaded picnic areas. Families can enjoy the water while children explore the adjacent playground in this peaceful setting.

This links-style course offers challenging play with stunning Bear Mountain views along the Alaska Highway. Unwind at the 19th Hole Bar & Grill after your round or enjoy winter activities when the snow falls.

This historic park marks Mile 0 of the Alaska Highway with its preserved 1931 railway station. Explore the N.A.R. Station Museum to discover the fascinating story behind this engineering marvel's construction.