Beavermouth
About Beavermouth
This is a large two section rec site where the Beavermouth Creek meets the Quesnel River. The upper section is a large open area with several designated campsites, and is popular with ATV users. The second section is made up of a few campsites along both the Beavermouth and the Quesnel River. Follow the Hydraulic Road out of Quesnel, and the site will be just before the bridge over Beavermouth.
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Coordinates: 52.726421, -122.123630
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