Tuckkwiowhum Heritage Village — Attraction in British Columbia

We were looking for an overnight spot in our travel trailer and saw the Tuckkwiowhum pronounced Tuk-we-ohm. campground on google maps. There was a large automatic gate blocking the entrance so we phoned and a very helpful man got us registered and paid on line due to COVID concerns. The campground is down by the river and is one of the nicest settings I’ve seen. Lots of grass and big trees. Spacious sites and new bath/shower building. We have to leave in the morning but I would love to stay and explore the village...

Don't book any of the buildings here for training or any events as the workers are not professional the janitor when asked to clean up said he did an if he was to again it would cost extra when it's been obvious he hadn't cleaned up plates on the seats or dirt on the floor , also the cook just drops food off not inquiring if anyone has food allergies etc an not on time or...

Everyone passing by this location, should take the time to stop here. The heritage exhibition and the grounds surrounding it are in pristine condition.

Since the visit is FREE of charge, visitors should buy something in the little store at the front gate, or should fill up gasoline at the small gas station to...