- TripBuzz found 9 things to do with kids in or near Dawson Creek, British Columbia, including 1 fun activity for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Farmington.
- From Walter Wright Pioneer Village to Alaska Highway House, the Dawson Creek area offers 6 different types of family activities, including: Parks, Walking Trails, History Museums and Bridges.
- Named for the creek that runs through the city, the city of Dawson Creek is a place of tourism due to its many recreational opportunities. Fishing and boating in the nearby rivers, taking a historical walking tour of the city's railroad depots and perusing the weekend farmer's market are among the most popular. The city also hosts the annual Dawson Creek Fall Fair & Exhibition, a five-day professional rodeo.
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1901 Alaska Highway, Dawson Creek, British Columbia
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Walter Wright Pioneer Village is a historic village depicting life in the early 1900's. Visitors can walk through the pioneer house, candy store, school and church to learn about the history of Dawson.
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10201 - 10th Street, Dawson Creek, British Columbia
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Visit the interpretive center - the Alaska Highway House. Guests learn the story about the Alaska Highway through exhibits, artifacts, audio recordings, maps, models and photographs.
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Alaska and Hart Highways, Dawson Creek, British Columbia
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Located next to Pioneer Village Museum, Rotary Lake and Park is great for the entire family. Enjoy swimming, picnics, large grassy areas and trees, beach volleyball and playground for the little ones.
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Alaska Highway (Hwy 97), Dawson Creek, British Columbia
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Northern Alberta Railway Park is the true mile 0 of the Alaska Highway. Visitors can roam through the four acres and stop in the Mile 0 Cairn, art gallery, visitor center, Dawson Creek Station Museum and gift store.
6.9 Miles
Bear Mountain Ski Hill is located only five minutes from Dawson Creek. Families enjoy the 11 beginning and intermediate runs, T-bar lift, night skiing, clubhouse, dining and ski rentals.
7.2 Miles
The Senior's Community Park is located within the Dawson Creek Walking Trail. Seniors and all folks, enjoy the 16 different work out stations permanently placed on special matting.
7.8 Miles
Spanning from Dawson Creek to Big Delta, Alaska, the Kiskatinaw Bridge is a unique site. Visitors can view the 100 foot high, 9?curved timber bridge and learn about the history and building process.
6.8 Miles
The Dawson Creek Walking Trail is a 2.8 paved trail through Dawson. Visitors enjoy biking, walking, horseshoes, tennis courts, senior fitness park as well as viewing the gardens and beautiful landscape.
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Located on the grounds of the old Alaskan Highway, Kiskatinaw Provincial Park runs along the Kiskatinaw River. The highlight of the park is the historic wooden curved trestle bridge. Fishing and swimming in the river are encouraged, and campsites are available for extended visits.