Kleanza Creek Provincial Park Campground
The spot
About this campsite
Kleanza Creek Provincial Park sits along Highway 16 east of Terrace where Kleanza Creek (meaning 'gold' in the local Gitxsan language) flows into the Skeena River.
Offering 34 unserviced campsites tucked beneath heavy cedar and hemlock canopy, it provides a quiet riverfront retreat.
Hiking trails wind along the narrow rock canyon of Kleanza Creek, where historic gold mining abandoned shafts and granite ledges line the water.
What makes it worth the drive
- Kleanza Creek canyon & gorge
- Gitxsan historic gold mining site
- Cedar & hemlock rainforest
- Skeena River salmon fishing nearby
Amenities & ground rules
Difficulty
Easy
Access
Price
$18.00 CAD
Season
May 15 – September 30
Elevation
90 m
Potable water
Not available
Toilets
Available
Showers
Not available
Boat launch
Not available
Cell signal
Not available
Swimming
Not available
Firewood
Not available
Pets
Not available
Power hookups
Not available
Sani-dump
Not available
Hand pump water
On site
Fire pits
On site
Kleanza Creek trail syst…
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Picnic tables
On site
Community reviews
Aug 2025
Lovely quiet campground with the sound of the creek rushing over granite rocks. Great stop along Highway 16.
Getting there
Location
Approximate coordinates. Download offline maps before you lose signal — cell coverage around Kleanza Creek Provincial Park Campground is unreliable.
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