This is a nice looking park and the managers were nice but it is strangely laid out. The sites are pullouts along each side the road. These are a bit short for big rigs to pull in and get straightened out so that one end is not sticking into the road. They told us which direction to drive on the road so that our door was opening toward the grass. This meant that the utilities are on the wrong side of the RV and you have to add extensions in order to reach under the rig to the connections. Our site required us to drive up onto 4" of boards and put blocks under our jacks in order to get level. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A pleasant surprise when you pull in off the Trans Canada highway that runs through the Southern Canadian Prairies. We stayed for two nights and will definitely make the effort to stop here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Two-tiered campground in scenic creek-bottom setting close to Trans Canada Highway 1, so some muted road noise. Signage to campground good. Good area to park and register. Owners efficient and very friendly. Access roads wide and well maintained. Full hook-ups and most water and electricity sites are in top tier of campground which has a lot of trees which are well trimmed. The sites are more pull-ins off access roads but large and flat so can easily take big rigs. The 30amp electricity was not very stable in hot weather but campground owner was having this looked at as we left. Water pressure good. Excellent central block with hot tub, patio, laundry and washrooms. Owners are slowly developing the campground but with limited resources. Good location to visit the Cypress Hills. We camped here in a Motorhome.