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Barkerville Visitor's Reception Centre

Barkerville Visitor's Reception Centre

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4 Front St, Barkerville, British Columbia, V0K 1B0, Canada
(888) 994-3332 www.barkerville.ca
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Jun 26, 2018
Great staff very helpful. Large room to the side where they have monitors showing videos of the gold mining history of the area. This large room is available for eating your packed lunches with plenty of round tables. Bathrooms are clean and accessible. If you like history about the gold rush and the early settlers in northern BC then Barkerville is for you. You will need two days to experience everything and your ticket is valid for two days.

Sep 20, 2017
World class site. Well worth the time and effort to get there. Plan a full day.

Mar 27, 2018
Great place for all seasons of the year ,family and children lots to do

Sep 13, 2017
Hadn't been sice i was 9. The place changed a bit but it was still cool. Bring money there is lots to buy. They do except debit/visa/mc. When you get there you should grab a list of all of the events thst are goingon through out the day. It will help you plan. 2 restuarants there and shops with bakery. Horse and buggy rides too!

Nov 23, 2017
Love Barkerville Please donate if you can its a great place with lots of great historians and actors.

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