Fort St. James National Historic Site
Learn about life in the 19th century in northern BC
Learn about life in the 19th century in northern BC
Fort St. James BC is located on Stuart Lake and was founded by the explorer, Simon Fraser, in 1806.
Today it is a lively community with several attractions for visitors. It is 160 km (100 mi.) northwest of Prince George.
Hiking, boating, skiing both downhill and cross country, touring the Stuart Lake to view native pictographs, fishing, boating, hiking, swimming, mountain biking and windsurfing are just a few of the recreational activities available. Rock hounds will find good sites to explore nearby.
The Hudson's Bay Trading Post is a National Historic Site that recreates the life of early pioneers in the fur-trading days with guides in period costumes reenacting pioneer life.
Fort St. James accommodations include chalets, lodges, cabins and campgrounds.
The View hotel is on the shores of Stuart Lake, in the centre of downtown Fort St. John close to all amenities. Offering Classic, Lake View and Kitchenette Rooms with Free Wifi. Come and experience a night in our luxurious rooms and enjoy the beautiful sunsets. All seasons destination with lots to do from golf to swimming and ice fishing to snowmobiling.
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