Windfall Creek Rec Site (Peace Region)

UPDATED for MAY 6, 2023 New pits were dug and culverts installed for two new outhouses while volunteers completed a general cleanup and repairs to the existing outhouses. Per RSTBC directive to maintain the site as “4×4 access only,” the original three ditches across the top of the driveway were re-dug deeper than before, and…

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When Recreation Sites and Trails BC agreed to re-open Skwellepil Creek Rec Site under 4WDABC oversight three years ago, it was to be on a trial basis, to see how the off-road community as a whole could look after such a large campground. We’ve had some amazing volunteers come out and put in a ton of elbow grease, cleaning things…

On the weekend of September 10th, 2011 almost 60 volunteers came together and worked harder than any crew, to build this shelter. These volunteers were regular people, with various skills and interests, from different places and backgrounds, all working together for one goal. Devoting every free minute they had, working from the early hours of…