Fort Nelson is a scenic paradise cradled in the undiscovered wilderness of Northern British Columbia. It is the gateway to Muskwa-Kechika Management Area and Northern Rocky Mountains. With its cozy, well furnished, affordable range of hotel and motel options, it is well equipped to cater to the lodging needs of the steady tourist traffic it receives every year. Right from camping, to fishing, to wildlife viewing, to hiking, to caving, to mount climbing, to boating, to mountain biking, to horseback riding, to cross country skiing, to snowmobiling and even just sitting by the river to admire the grandiose views, the options offered by Fort Nelson is seamless.
Best Areas to Book a hotel in Fort Nelson
We understand the importance of finding the perfect Fort Nelson hotel that meets your need, style and budget. So we have listed some of the best neighborhoods to stay in Fort Nelson, based on the area proximity to top attractions and the selection of hotels for different budget.
50th Avenue is where most of the hotels are, in Fort Nelson. While you are where the city thrives, visit the Fort Nelson Museum to learn about the history and culture of the place.
Just a few kms from the heart of Fort Nelson lies the majestic Tetsa River. The campgrounds around the area, make ideal R.V. parking sites that boast of the best river fishing and quite evenings.
Most of the tourists who come to Fort Nelson are those on wheels. For these R.V. travelers the best bet is the hotels on the Alaska Highway with their open spaces and proximity to the city itself.
Tips to Save on Fort Nelson Hotel Deals
Fort Nelson is a majorly a summer destination, so winters (Nov-Feb) sees a lower traffic making it the best time to get good discount deals on your stay.
Fort Nelson attracts tourists all year-round, so advance booking is highly recommended if you are not on wheels.
If you are planning on a long trip, a travel (flights + hotels) deal may be more cost effective. Look for those that include tours and treks.