Jenn drove our coach and I followed in our truck (due to the tow failure) 273 miles / 439 km, about five hours of driving, from Azouzetta Lake Lodge & Campground in Mackenzie to Stampede Campground in Williams Lake, British Columbia, Canada, continuing to return home.

Here’s a map showing our route, heading south:

An interactive map, with potential stops pinned:

Again, not a lot of pictures of this trip (and the next couple), since I was driving. But I had to take a few more of Azouzetta Lake Lodge & Campground:

We went to the cafe again for breakfast, and got some croissants for today and cinnamon rolls for later:

More views:

Rest stop on our way:

Fuel stop for the coach and truck:

Arriving at Stampede Campground in Williams Lake:

Campground reservation board:

Campground map:

Our site, #45:

After our truck decided it didn’t want to go to Alaska after all, we made the difficult decision to head home, rather than try to continue our trip in a sub-optimal way, by either driving separately or leaving our truck in Fort St John and renting a car in Alaska. We’ll try again in a year or two.

Jenn drove our coach and I followed in our truck (due to the tow failure) 150 miles / 241 km, about three hours of driving, from Rosco’s RV Park in Fort St John to Azouzetta Lake Lodge & Campground in Mackenzie, British Columbia, Canada.

Here’s a map showing our route, heading southwest:

An interactive map, with potential stops pinned:

No pictures of the road from this trip (and the next few), since I was driving, but still a bunch from our stops.

We stayed at Rosco’s RV Park for two nights, and had lunch at TJ’s Country Kitchen, out front of the RV park:

I zip-tied the loose truck components before departing:

Checking on the truck at a rest stop:

Lunch stop at A&W in Chetwynd:

Arriving at Azouzetta Lake Lodge & Campground:

Check in at the cafe:

Campground map; we booked site #22:

Opening the gate for our coach:

Our site, #22; no hookups, but very scenic:

Nice views all around:

We had pizza and poutine for dinner at the cafe:

Back to our site:

We drove our coach 206 miles / 332 km, about four hours of driving, from a boondocking spot in the parking lot of Mount Begbie Fire Lookout near 70 Mile House to MamaYeh RV Park & Campground near Prince George, British Columbia, Canada.

Here’s a map showing our route, heading north:

An interactive map, with potential stops pinned:

Begbie Summit elevation 1232 m (4041 ft):

Barn and 130 Mile Lake:

Williams Lake rest area:

Turn to Prince George:

Interesting rocks:

Bridge over Quesnel River:

River and BC-97 highway:

Arriving at MamaYeh RV Park & Campground:

Campground map:

RV park playground:

Our site, #1:

Not particularly level:

But very long:

That evening we went into Prince George for dinner at A&W:

Root beer in frosty mugs, grass-fed beef burgers, and fries; all very tasty:

Back to our site: