Reviews of Prudhomme Lake Provincial Park (Tourist Attraction)

Port Edward, BC V0V 1G0, Canada

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You will be able to see the feddbacks of real people who bought the services and products of Prudhomme Lake Provincial Park (Tourist Attraction) near to the territory of Prince Rupert (Canada).

At this moment the business gets a rating of 4.3 stars out of 5 and that rating was based on 38 reviews.

As you can see the average score it has is quite high, and it's founded on a very high number of reviews, so we can conclude that the evaluation is very faithful. If there are many people who bothered to rate when they've done well, it works.

As you know, we don't usually stop to place scores when they are correct and we usually do it only if we've had a problem or issue...

This Tourist Attraction belongs to the category of State park.

Where is Prudhomme Lake Provincial Park?

REVIEWS OF Prudhomme Lake Provincial Park IN Prince Rupert

Brian Rosebush

Leo Luise

Barbara Greene

Access to a small beach ... Several camp sites available.

Étienne Bourke

Really small park composed essentially of the campground were the sites are so cramped that we shared a double site with an RV. You can hear anyone if they're loud so don't go there with a tent if you want a good night's sleep. Park manager is very nice and friendly though.

Josh W

Ambrose Barton

Nan Zhao

Tom Dillon

Clean campground with good sites, but with limited things to do. Nearby lake is inaccessible and other hiking oportunities require driving. There is regular noise from the adjacent TransCanada highway. It has clean pit toilets, water to pump, and is open late for those arriving on the Prince Rupert ferry, 15 km away. You csn reserve sites online in advance of your arrival, but it never fully filled up. We stayed 4 nights and used our site for regional explorations in our vehicle. Nearby Diana Lake is a good distination with a sandy beach if you want to swim. This campsite is acceptable, but fails to capture the magic of the region.

Farid Ganji

Extremely humid place

Ryder G

Robert Tang Kong

Excellent Provincial campground - just a bit east of Prince Rupert. Very helpful camp host.

Darren AndrewH

Alex Jones

R4WR COMMANDER (R4WR SNIPER)

Great outdoor experience!

Edward Landrath

Hayley Travis

Sherri Farrell

Jo

Strykforce Mw

Sebastian Freitag

Louise Roberts

Beautiful and quiet

Wayne LUNDMAN

Emily Motycka

Annette Wilson

Fun...beautiful

Don Graydon

Stayed here in 2007 Loved it. Traveling home to So. Cal. from trip to Alaska. Perfect place to camp. Close to Prince Rupert fo day trip.

boy white

Always a great camping experience

Susan Dalby

spent one night here en route to Prince Rupert not especially clean, and nearby huge rig had generator on all night not up to usual BC PP standards

Derek Tye

Derek S

Brody Berg

Scott

Tracy Heida

Claudia Wong

15 min drive from Prince Rupert. Price is alright considering the few campgrounds in the area. This is a serviced site so it felt safe with the park rangers (?) next to us. Firewood for sale. Very clean and quiet park.

Trevor S

Came down from Alaska on motorcycles and we had reserved this place as the ferry doesn't get into Prince Rupert until around 1am. By the time we got through customs it was probably nearer 2am and this campground had a gate they shut at like 10pm but since we were on bikes we just idled around it to our spot. I think another couple or two that were on motorcycles did the same though I know at least one of them didn't reserve the spot and seeing that they got up and left really early I'm not even sure if they paid.. Over all decent place but being one of the only spots outside of PR it was annoying that they shut gates when the ferry doesn't get in until late, iirc the exit road wasn't gated so autos could go in the exit after hours.