White Swan Park Campground

We camped at White Swan Park in a 30 ft airstream.. there is PLENTY of room for all size rigs.. 7 spots are pull through with like 75 ft front to back and 4 are back in about the same depth..

There are no trees so no shade but for solar it great..

The park is well maintained with grass cutting and restrooms with flush toilets. there is one by the large white building at one end and another one by the playground and pavilion area.

Nice canoe and kayak launch area on the west end and a nice boat ramp just past on road.. also space to boondock if all sites are full.. One was park in the parking lot for the night in MH.

There is no charge but donations are welcome.. we did two night and put 20 in the box.. figure 10 a night for lake front is a DEALLLL..

There seem to be a new large fire pit area out front of site 2 and 3 by the lake.. there are some concrete benches and a bunch of firewood, dry and split to use. We had fire one night and watched the sunset..

overall a top 10, 5 start, two thumbs up place.

there are train track with trains.. during the day there are some going east and some going west.. at night there was two going east with some horn blowing right behind us at 1 am and 5 am.. but not bad overall.. knocking off start on noise for that alone..

PS: t mobile roams on TELUS which was 4G, 5 bars LTE..

PSS.. just wanted to add on the pull through sites especially on weekends in summer if you are toward the back of the site there is plenty of room in front for another MH to pull up and be there.. on sat. there were some 4 rigs that came through with no space.. now several were large 5th wheels so that might not work.. just saying sharing is caring..

On our way to Alaska, we stayed (1-nite) at the White Swan Park Campground. We were hesitant after a rough few nights at RV parks in BC but after reading reviews we decided to give this place a go. We were in awe with the beautiful location. This is a dry RV camping park, about 10 RV spaces, clean/well maintained, lake access, playground, walking path, dog friendly. There is no dump or potable water at the park, but if you need it both are avail at the Sami dump spot by the police station a few blocks down the 16. Both park and dump have donation boxes.

We stayed here 8/13/22.

This free, city run campground has 7 long and level pull through sites and 4 back in sites with picnic tables. On a Saturday night mid August, 8 of the 11 sites were taken. Restrooms were clean, lawn was mowed, day use area with fitness stations and walking path, lake access, boat launch, trash containers and hiking trails (located before you cross the tracks into the park) up and around Mouse Mountain.

I am always concerned about trains. I heard 2 trains during the night, only one blared its horn and 2 trains during the day, horns blaring. These are very long trains! Otherwise this was a very quiet campground

Absolutely beautiful spot. Listening to the loons calling on the lake, fish jumping everywhere. We stayed here on a return from the north and really just saw the sign on the highway and decided to try it. We were the only ones for the first hour and then it filled up. Can't believe it's free, nice level, large, pull thru sites as well as some back in. Very well maintained with flush toilets. No other services which is fine by us. Congrats to the municipality of Fort Fraser for a magnificent site for travellers.