Clean park, but not designed for slide outs. Some sites were real tight. 2 washers/2dryers in a clean laundry. Next to a fairly run down wild animal park. We camped here in a Truck Camper.

Complete dust bowl. In fact the dust is so bad that it is like thick fog and I had trouble seeing through it on my way back to my site when walking back from the office. No way you could sit outside in the dust. This campground is right on the busiest highway in Canada and also borders busy train tracks. It is in a good location for a one night stay if you are just traveling through but their lack of pavement makes it un-bearable. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Not impressed. We stayed for one month for my husband's employment. The laundry facilities were clean but damaged bedding - the management refused to acknowledge or reimburse. The sites are dirt and weed choked. They are not maintained at all. The picnic table was old and rickety - we didn't use it at all. The sites are very close together and other campers are continuously passing through to get to the wildlife park. The staff are very friendly - the grounds are well kept. This place is a gold mine as it's the only campground in town with full hook-ups - if it was better taken care of they'd get a better review from me. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Owners and other guests (many seem long term residents) were nice and washrooms/showers were OK. But we only stayed because it was late and we needed to stop for the night. The sites are jam-packed into a small ravine. We had trouble getting our 24' (small) unit backed in between the picnic table and the next unit. No privacy at all, and minimal shade. Hardly room to put up a folding chair. The "mountain stream" mentioned in the advertising is a tiny, weedy, muddy creek about 1' across, and barely 3" deep. I was astonished to find (AFTER we hooked up...they should have told us verbally at check-in about this) that all the water available is subject to a boil water advisory. This means you should not brush your teeth or get shower water into your mouth either. OK to stop into for a night if you are needing a place to sleep, otherwise, give this a pass. Suggestions to owners: -provide clean water -provide larger, more private and shaded spots (Kamloops and area is hot and dry in the summer) -level sites more carefully -billing the tiny creek as a mountain stream is misleading We camped here in a Motorhome.

There are no pull through sites in this campground. The main grocery store in Logan Lake has new owners and is now very good, about 20-25 minutes from the park. There are still many trees to be cut down because of the beetle infestation but the fishing is still good (smallish rainbow trout) We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is on our top ten list of favorite parks. Unfortunately on this last visit, we were shocked to see the park had been stripped of many trees that had been affected by the Pine Beetle. They have to cut out these infested, dying/dead trees in order to mitigate the spread of the pest. Really looked terrible compared to what it used to be like, but they are re-planting and in a few years it will start to look good again. In spite of this, we will stay here again. Good lake acess and nice lawn areas on the lake. Well spaced and well-kept sites. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Unfortunately this park was infested with pine beetles and was extensively logged off leaving few trees between sites, especially in the upper part of the campground. IMHO it's still a nice place to camp for a few days, but, at least for now, it has lost a lot of privacy between sites. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

If you like to dry camp this is a great place to enjoy a few days. The park is about 15 miles north of Kamloops located on a very nice lake. There is plenty to do here so just enjoy. If you have a big rig, plan on using one of the back-in sites on the outer loop for easy access. The inside sites are a little tight but some are still okay for a bigger rig. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Lots of small rigs and tents. Right on the river and kids go rafting in the Thompson River. Can't see much of the river because bushes hid most of it. No sewer connections and no dump station so arrive empty. Only 30 amp, no 50 amp. Satellite TV worked on my site. Some sites have lots of trees. Good, oiled gravel road into the park - not dusty. Cute young lady runs the park. Sites are very short. I was in space 18, an end spot, and I was almost parallel parked which worked out OK. My big rig [40'] would not had fit on any other site. It would have protruded into the road. We camped here in a Motorhome.