RV park behind new lodge and adjacent to large bird sanctuary with lots of walking trails. Gorgeous sunsets. Facilities were always kept spotless. The young family that owns the place is extremely friendly. RV park also next to an mini-golf course. Sites are close together with no shade. Nice breeze off the lake though. Only two spots available for large rigs. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

When we arrived, we went up to the office. There was 2 couples having Wine and snacks. One of the couples started to argue as to who was going to check us in. The woman was totally rude. She couldn't even Welcome us and she just assumed that we were who we were without even asking our name. I had booked a Pull through and she commented to me that I had never been in that site, which I thought odd at first untill we got in our site. Then I knew what she was talking about. She could have have suggested a different site because it was horrible. Actually there isn't a nice site in the whole place. We paid for 4 nights,because we were visiting friends, but we only stayed for 3 because we couldn't even put our mats out or even sit outside. The Bathrooms were horrible. There was paint peeling off the walls and there were no shower curtains. Not good. This is supposed to be a Good Sam RV Park but thay are not up to Good Sam Standards. We will be looking around next time. We will not be back. The woman there should take a course in Customer Service. We were not impressed. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This Good Sam park is okay for an overnight stop. We did not have a reservation & the hostess only had a 30 amp W/E site (we travel in a 40 ft motorhome). She was very careful to ask us to inspect the site before we committed. The site was narrow, somewhat unlevel, and required running a water hose from the washroom. We had no problem getting onto the site & cable TV & good WI-FI made up for the slight site issues. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I will start with the negatives first. Everywhere on the Internet it said this park had full hookups, even the tourist info centre told us this. It does not. They only accept cash so make sure you bring enough for your stay or you will end up making the 17 km trip back to town to get more (this is what happened to me - I thought it was 2011, who uses cash anymore?). Mosquitoes were awful. There is lots of standing water so this is probably the case every year. Now for the good stuff. This is a great campground. Very friendly staff, awesome beach a short walk away with great swimming for the kids. All sites are very large and spread out from the other sites. Great shade everywhere. Great for walking or biking. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This Park is about 20 km west of Cranbrook, BC, next to Moyie Lake. It is very rural and isolated. There are no hook ups but there are showers, bathrooms and sewage disposal. It is very quiet at night. The sites are quite large. The fee of 28 dollars is expensive based on services offered. There are excellent hiking trails and a good area to bike around. There is a host on site who comes around and collects fees. Dogs are not permitted on the lake beach areas. Staff are very keen to police dogs and other transgressions. One bathroom has a lot of spiders which will make some people queasy. A great place to get away from it all and enjoy the forest. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Not good value for the price. Site was not cleared off: still had snow on it. A few longer term tenants. The campground is basic. It's fenced, has grass, no trees. Picnic tables at the sites. It's small and off the highway. No real appeal, but we were just passing through for the night. Staff was nice enough. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Unfriendly and ridiculous. Was ripped off. With no refund. The park is a gated field with nothing to offer except the load noise of vehicles passing by. Management was very unfriendly. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.