Secluded, with some sites right on the Fraser. Well kept with clean showers. Beautiful country in the Fraser Canyon. WARNING: Trains on both side of the camp. VERY noisy all night. (We were told they are less trains on week-ends). Close to Hells Gate Tram. Even with the noise, we would camp again there as the scenery is simply beautiful. Nothing else close by. Make sure you have all what you need on that road, including gas. We camped here in a Tent.

We overnighted here and enjoyed it. The buildings are in a Swiss style and the sites are terraced up a hill under tall pine trees. Interior roads and sites are gravel. The work camper was super nice. It was very quiet even though its pretty close to the busy Trans-Canada Highway 1. This park is 3 miles north of Boston Bar. The cable TV and Wi-Fi worked very well. There was ample room for all size rigs to maneuver. There is an adjacent motel and restaurant where we got good food for dinner. The rate of $27 reflects our Good Sam discount. We would certainly return. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

A very well kept campground, with beautiful places and a very friendly campground owner. In spite of the fact that this campground is located near the highway, a river and trains are passing by, it is a very quiet campground. Rest rooms and showers are simple, but clean. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is clean and beautiful with plenty of room set amongst the trees. We stayed here just a night but I wished we had an extra night to check out the surrounding area. They even had wifi and cable, which was a pleasant surprise as we couldn't have gotten satellite with all the trees. This park is also close to a motel and restaurant that you can walk to, which could be a convenience for some too. We camped here in a Motorhome.