Great Park, seemed very crowded but we did pass thru during Canada Day! The staff was helpful and moved us when we were not satisfied w/ the site we had (the hook ups were on the wrong side?). Had an ok stocked store and a nice pool. Scenery is just amazing and I did not hear any load noise from any highway We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park had very friendly managers and clean facilities. There are only a few sites for 40' motorhomes up by the office. The park is tucked inbetween two highways. The front sites have less noise and the rear sites are very pleasant for small RVs or tents but it has highway noise from busy Hwy 1. At $40 Canadian, this is an very expensive park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

One of the worst campground in North America. We've been camping for the past 20 years all over US and Canada in a motor home and cabin, this has been the worst experience ever. The owner is extremely unfriendly and hostile. The best part of our stay was leaving there! Stay away from this place if possible. We have much better experience camping next door at Wild Rose RV Park. Staffs are very polite & friendly there. We camped here in a Campground Cabin.

This is a shockingly downscale park. It may be clean but the facilities are more on par with a third world country. There are so many long-term residents with lean-to's built up around their trailers that this park looks more like a rural Louisiana trailer park than an RV park. The playground was unsafe, the shower was partly made of (painted) chipboard and the highway was so close you could actually see the semi-trailer lights shine through your window each time one went past. We will never be going back there again, especially since there are so many others in the area. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

We've stayed here before, never rated. This place, as previous reviewers have stated, could use some TLC however, it's close to the tunnels which are great. There's a fishing pond for kids, which our grandchild loved and it's dog friendly which I really like. Great overnight spot and we'd stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Pleasant hosts and great neighbors made this a great trip. The whole campground could use some TLC but otherwise quite nice. Free hot showers and firewood is available for $5 a bundle. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The rest rooms were clean. The showers were free and in the rest rooms. The owner was friendly and was upgrading the site. The sites were all back-in and the roads in and out were narrow. The site is in between the highway and the railroad tracks and a train goes by every 2 hours. My wife now knows how a tornado sounds. There must be a train crossing very near, because each train blows it's horn 3 times. I would rate it higher except for the noise. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stopped here on our way back into the states. Clean park with good water, power and electric. There's enough room for slides and awnings but the sites are rather close together creating a rather crowded atmosphere! Sites were fairly level and the grounds were well maintained. Beautiful area, with outstanding views but neither my husband nor I thought we would want to spend time sitting outside our coach. Railroad tracks are located across the street from the park and were loud at times, but if the trains were running at night it didn't disturb our sleep. The front of the park has pulls throughs so we didn't have to unhook our tow. We would stay here again as an overnighter. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park is very clean and nice looking. The entrance is rather narrow and one has to drive the rig very carefully. The restrooms and showers are very old but clean. The mountain view is astonishing. We had a very much "Rambo experience" as Rambo First Blood was shot in these mountains and in the city of Hope. The camping is surrounded by busy highways and there is traffic noise on both sides. The area of Hope is beautiful. The Rambo trail in the city is very disappointing. They refer to the sites where the movie was shot, but you can hardly recognize a place, as most has been destroyed or changed. The owner and his wife are very nice and hospitable. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a clean park and friendly managers but not the best for big rigs. We stayed 2 nights, in our 33foot 5th wheel, in a gravel pull-thru without any shade. There are very few pull-thru sites and some of them would be very difficult for a big rig to get out of. The back section of the park is all back-ins with grass and trees which makes it much more appealing. Those sites appear to be for "long-term" stays. The free Wi-Fi worked well and there was a very basic cable selection. We would stay here again if in the area but would also have a reservation with an RV our size. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.