This park had 30 amp power sites, water, sewers, pull-throughs, tent sites,
showers included with stay, laundry, sani-station, pay phone, fire pits,
cabins, daily and weekly rates. The only thing the two RV Gypsies used
was their site.
There was a view of the glacier from the front of the park, depending on whether the trees or other RVs block the view or not. The best photos of the glacier should be taken from the entry of the park. A zoom lens is helpful.
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two RV Gypsies asked for a site other than the one they were assigned
and were told it was taken. It was empty at the time of the two RV Gypsies'
arrival, but a guest with a very small RV came in later that night for
ONE night only. The other TWO nights the two RV Gypsies were here, that
site was EMPTY. Since the two RV Gypsies were here first, they could
have been accommodated. But the office had already printed out paperwork
for both sites and must have been too lazy to make the changes on paper.
The campground Wi-Fi was coded for ONE device only. Additional vouchers
$3 each (prices mentioned on this website are always subject to change.)
Sometimes the Wi-Fi worked fast, sometimes very slowly, and sometimes
not at all. Everyone had to sign in with user name and password each
and every time they turned the Wi-Fi on.
TV sucked. Only a few worthless stations
came in. The water pressure was very low. The park is right by the road,
so of course there was road noise, but it was not a real busy street
so it was not too bad.
Most campground rules applied, but this is a privately owned campground
and management reserves the right to refuse service to anyone and will
evict without notice or refund. Management "not responsible
for accidents, injuries or loss or damage of any kind". No
washing of vehicles. Site cost at this time was $32 a night plus a tax
of some sort. Check out time was 11 a.m. Late check-out fee would be
$5 an hour. (again all hours and prices are subject to change as time
passes).
There are several other RV parks in the area. There are several other RV parks in the area. On their return trip through here, the two RV Gypsies stayed at Fort Telkwa Riverfront RV Campground in the neighboring city of Telkwa and loved it. |
