Hotels in Dawson Creek: Mile Zero, and You Cannot Fly In
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Dawson Creek is Mile Zero of the Alaska Highway, and that single fact explains its whole hotel market: a sharp summer peak when the highway driving season runs, and a quiet winter. There is also a trap in how you get here, because you probably cannot fly.
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Do not plan to fly into Dawson Creek
Central Mountain Air’s own schedule lists the eighteen communities it serves and Dawson Creek is not among them. The airport’s own site lists only charter operators. This is a drive-to destination: fly into Fort St John or Grande Prairie and drive from there.
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- Staybridge Suites Dawson Creek, 1324 Alaska Avenue, BC V1G 1Z4. Phone 250-795-9989. Set up for long project and construction stays.
- Pomeroy Inn & Suites, 540 Highway 2, BC V1G 0A4. Phone 250-782-3700. Pool, hot tub and waterslide are temporarily closed for renovations, and the meeting space is unavailable. Worth knowing if you are travelling with children.
- Stonebridge Hotel Dawson Creek, 500 Highway 2, BC V1G 0A4. Phone 250-782-6226.
- Comfort Inn Dawson Creek, 1200 Alaska Avenue, BC V1G 1Y9. Phone 778-864-5073.
Also listed by the local tourism board
These come from Tourism Dawson Creek rather than the properties themselves, so confirm details when you book: Aurora Park Inn & Suites 250-782-8006, Days Inn 250-782-8887, DC Lodge 250-782-8595, Holiday Inn Express 250-782-7700, Midtown Motel 778-964-0330, Peace Villa Motel 250-782-8175, Ramada 250-782-9404, Super 8 250-782-8899, The George Dawson Inn 250-782-9151, The Lodge Motor Inn 250-782-4837, Travellers Inn 250-782-5333, Coast Hotel 250-782-8136 and Voyageur Inn 250-782-1020.
The season is real, and the tourism board proves it
The best evidence for how sharply Dawson Creek empties out is what the visitor centre does with its own hours. It runs seven days a week, 8:30 to 4:30, in summer, then drops to Tuesday to Saturday from 12 September.
A tourism board cutting to five days in mid-September tells you plainly where the season ends. Book ahead for July and August; expect a quiet town and easy rooms from October.
The visitor centre is at 1000 102 Avenue in the Mah Building, V1G 4T6, phone 250-782-9595.
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