Our second time camping here! Kids have a break from their gadgets, biking, boating, playground, a…read morespace to play badminton. We camped closer to the bathroom and i must say a bit old. The flush needs to be pulled upward and the faucet water had a crazy water pressure. Free warm bath though unlike others. Over all it's pretty fair and manageable and not so baf after all.

You know, we never liked seasonal campsites. We thought if you have a fifth wheel, it's meant to be…read moretowed. While that is true to a certain extent, but you'll find that that camper only gets towed somewhere a couple times a year and let's face it, gas is expensive. Then, consider storage fees if you can't keep your camper at your home. So here's the deal. Seasonal sites are sorta where it's at. They are a convenient distance from major Alberta centres. You can buzz down and have a relaxing weekend. You actually use your camper more than once or twice a year, which is a good thing because those things aren't cheap. And it's like a small community. You know your neighbours, they become your friends and your kids have a shangri-la of things to do and summer friends to hang out with. Starting to sound good? That brings us to Green Acres. This place is a members only site, so you can't just mosey on in and expect to join in on the fun. Well, you can, sort of, but you gotta know a member. But it's worth it. Firstly, the place is immaculate. Well manicured and well kept. The people there are so nice. Didn't bring food? That's ok, Lucy's has you covered with a full service restaurant. Need stuff to do? Great! Pick up the newsletter to hear about the camper walk & shop, dances on long weekends or the camper crawl. Or, just head down to Lucy's for a swim in the salt water pool, video games and pool tables. Oh yeah, and the book exchange. Go down to the lake and wade in the water or send the kids to one of three playgrounds. Oh, you'll never be bored! Maybe consider unplugging yourself from social media or Yelp (sorry, Yelp) because the reception in the valley is pretty weak and sometimes non-existent. However, cell service is ok. But who needs that when you are relaxing, right? Yep, love it there hanging with old friends and meeting new. Definitely a must go if a seasonal camping site is your thing.

Flush toilets and showers which are great!…read more Depending on where you are they washrooms are easier to access than others. But you're camping so you know what's up. The showers we're usually clean and they are cleaned regularly. The campsites are good. Lots of tree coverage making it nice to have some privacy at your site. There are flush toilets scattered about. Well lit. Which is good and bad. Bad re: attracting bugs and good because night time is pretty dark. This campground has water and dump sites. It's usually a busy campground so depending on when you're coming or going the line ups will be what they will be. Great walking trails. Bikes are good too. Not for every trail, but given skill levels ... Just don't be silly. The townsite is a good distance of a walk, but if you're wanting to be outdoors this is a good thing to do. I mean, the townsite does have ice cream.

Clean area , but the camp operator is none to be desired. Complain about everything. I will never…read morestay here or have my family come stay here again, gull lake is close by and offers a much better atmosphere and people . Not worth the money to stay here. In impressed by the operator not the grounds.

I've been to Gull Lake three times now and it's a pretty good spot for a small gather (under 20…read morepeople). It's family friendly too so don't expect to bring your beer here and go skinny dipping. There's a beach that's about 1 KM long and you can walk pretty far out in the water before it even reaches four feet high. Probably over 100 yards. In the beach is also a fairly new playground for the kiddes and behind the beach is room for camp grounds and trailers. It's not exactly a huge Lake/ Camp area but it's nice. It feels secluded too because there's trees around the whole area. Bathrooms were descent and I didn't ever have to wait in line. The woman's washroom has a shower too but the men's don't. Not sure why. There's also a Bible Camp that runs just near the Lake and is the turn off just before it so if you get lost you'll know pretty quick.

Loved this campground on my first trip out for so many reasons. We're into paddle boarding, so it's…read morea fun location on a windy bit of the Little Red Deer river. There's good trails, geocaching onsite, a little mini-store at the booth, and lots of picnic spots. The sites are well maintained as are the trails, the outhouses and the signage. But what we loved most about Red Lodge was it's proximity to many other local attractions, even during this time of COVID-19. One could feasibly come out to Red Lodge and then buy most of the fresh groceries you'd need at local farms and markets. We visited Pearson's Berry Farm and picked up berry treats of all kinds, and we also visited Edgar Farms where we picked up meat and veg. The Danish-Canadian museum and cultural centre are also nearby. There's so much to do at the campsite itself, and within a 20 minute drive from Red Lodge, we're really looking forward to coming back again.

Worst rv park I've been to. You can either back onto a busy road or feet from the train tracks. We…read morearrived on a Friday and left on Sunday that entire time the bathrooms hadn't been cleaned once. No park for the kids. I have absolutely nothing positive to say about slyvan lake rv.

We only stayed a short time at Sylvan Lake RV Park. The owners were friendly and very helpful…read moremaking sure we had what we needed for our visit. Park is located close to the beach. The washroom and shower rooms were clean and secure. Will definitely be returning on our next visit.

Great resort to step back in time to a slower pace. Friendly staff. Good prices. We look forward…read moreto returning there next camping season.

I stayed at Spruce Bay on Saturday Aug. 31 2024 and I was soundly disappointed. It was not at all…read morewhat I expected. First, I was overcharged for a one night stay, owner said it was a long weekend premium charge. What a load of crap! Just a cash grab. Funny bow no other campground anywhere near Red Deer, was charging this premium. Secondly, the washrooms/showers were filthy dirty, with mud on the floors. hand driers didn't work, flush urinals barely worked, toilets were filthy. Third, beach area was weed infested. Even the area where kids would play on a water slide, was filled with weeds. Fourth, boat launch area was hard to access and not up to the task. Fifth, docks were rickety and in some cases, dangerous to walk on let alone tying up your boat. Some areas were falling apart. Sixth, the whole place stunk, smelled of rotting seaweed. Seventh, camp store was seriously understocked, filthy and needed remodeling. Eighth, kids running around and yelling even after 11:00 at night. Don't they go to bed sometime? Nineth, most of the people staying there looked like the dregs of society. Some looked like they lived there permanently. Tenth, this place looked more like a wrecking yard. Deri licked vehicles, and car parts scattered here and there. Even a car for sale in the yard. I could go on but you get the idea. I would not recommend this place to anyone. It could use new owners and a complete makeover. It is not worth what you pay for believe me. Don't camp here. Go somewhere else.