This hotel was amazing. There was a trail to walk through, a playground for my kid, and amazing…read morestaff! It looks amazing, the beds are comfy, It was amazing!

Good basic accomodation. Rooms are very clean and well maintained. Friendly staff. Good beds…read more Located on the main highway about 4km north of Little Fort proper. Was quiet at night. There's a cafe attached to the hotel with very good home-cooked meals. Much of what they serve is house-made (fresh home-made bread for your morning's toast). Food can be a bit slow to come out of the kitchen when they're busy, but it's worth the wait, and it's not crazy-long, just a bit long.

This was a last minute booking for us. We were greeted by friendly and appropriately distanced…read morehosts behind glass. The exchange was quick & painless. The grounds well maintained and are certainly divided in parking lot style and in pairs to accommodate hook-up but I didn't feel crowded. Bought a bundle of firewood and realized I'd forgotten my axe but to my surprise, a small bundle of kindling wrapped in newspaper was tucked in the middle. Quaint little spot. Can't wait to get the kayaks out tomorrow.

Nestled along a pretty lake in beautiful Clearwater, BC, you would expect a quiet, tree-filled…read morepark. Instead, RVs are crammed about six feet apart from each other on a mostly dirt rise with no trees around. You're packed in so tight that your fire pit sits in front of your RV with a trash receptacle behind you. The restaurant Painted Turtle is in a nice setting but has less than mediocre food that is quite expensive. Some of the staff are nice while others are rude. Wish I had more positive things to report. Will avoid this place on my next visit.

This remote location is ideal for the family or couple that just wants to get away from it all. We…read morewere greeted when we arrived and shown our room. Those who work here seemed like nice family oriented folks. The room had a cute western theme. It was able to accomidate our family comfortably. The air in the mountains is very dry compared to the bc coast. A humidifier in the room would be welcomed. This rugged ranch is home to many beautiful horses, and some smaller animals. During our time there we didn't get to ride the horses, but I would still recommend this accomidation to others. Bring your boots.

I wish I say I had a good experience with Wettstone to share, but unfortunately this was not the…read morecase. Poor communication was an ongoing issue during our stay, as was an attitude of indifference towards guests. They charged us for trail rides we were not able to go on, stemming directly from rules they failed to communicate to us ahead of time. Due to pet policies Wettstone has in place, which were not disclosed prior to our arrival, we were prevented from going on the trail rides that we were very much looking forward to. They did not bother trying to work with us in a timely manner to find a solution to an issue created by their own failure to communicate, and furthermore still quietly charged the full amount for the trail rides. Only when we contested the legitimacy of this charge were we grudgingly offered a partial refund. If you are looking to enjoy the beauty of the nearby lakes and surrounding scenery, Sheridan Lakes Resort and Loon Bay resort are fantastic options, and are nestled on the shores of Sheridan Lake with plentiful fishing opportunities. If you want to experience the beauty of the Cariboo on horseback, Free rein ranch, Graham Dunden ranch, Kayanara guest ranch, and Wells Grey ranch are alternatives worth considering.

Although I stayed there both July 2017 and 2016, I thought I would put something down about the…read moreplace. The whole place is clean. The management is very good and they are actually very nice and accommodating. There is a train track behind the motel but you don't get the ground movement and noise that you would think you would get. It doesn't wake you up at night. This year we will book there again.

Economical, well-kept and pretty. Didn't a chance to try the…read moregolf course, but it looked charming. It was my first night out and aiming to get to Marmot Basin to ski (before it closed for the season) and regret that I didn't linger a bit and play some golf as the course looked like the only one in the area so probably a good spot to meet locals.

Awesome ! Scenic !…read moreInteresting ! Challenging ! Nice staff ! Well maintained ! Good Food ! Reasonable Green Fee's

Our group is very prepared, the road is paved, the space i got was nice. But because of my group…read moresize we had to pay for 2 camp sites. The portable potty is left to be desired. Better use the washroom somewhere else without having the thought of flies coming out of a hole . Otherwise I recommend this area with its amazing trail and river view.

This is a gorgeous Provincial Park, but if you are in the few campsites along the river you will…read morehere the trains on the other side of the river several times throughout the day. Heads up. That being said, I just loved this campsite. The site we got was glorious, leaning out over the incredible river, spacious with sun and shade, lots of trees between us and the next campers and a short walk to the toilets. They were pit toilets, and the water from the big spigot outside the toilets was not potable, but for us this is not make or break. At least the toilet areas were quite clean. We went on a nice hike along the river and were able to find sheltered spots to take a dip, and to see the spot where two very different rivers meet, giving the waters a bright stripe of glacier green against the deep, fast brown waters of the North Thompson. Not too buggy at all, and for me just enough trains to be a little romantic, not enough to be crazy-making. Would camp again. ;)

Easy access from Yellowhead Hwy for a quick nighttime stop during travels. Large, full hookup RV…read morespots with lots of trees. Very clean restrooms with coin operated showers (Canadian dollars). Large meadow with volleyball and horseshoes to play. Pool is currently drained :(

From the clean and beautiful grounds to the immaculate showers. The beautiful setting on the lake…read morecomplete with the call of loons. Fishing was slow but this was very late in the season. It's much better in May and June. A huge thank you to Marlyn and Mark for a great stay. Also much gratitude to Brian and Dennis. We will definitely be back!