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 :(

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. ;)

Wow! We have been going to Rock Island Fishing Camp for more than 20 years......every year (except…read morelast year Covid closed the US/Canada boarder). Hope to get in this year. This camp is amazing if you are a fly fisher person. Ownership loves to take care of clients and they are in the midst a piece of forest and lakes that have incomparable beauty. Fishing can be amazing with Kamloops trout being the fish in all lakes. Camp host smoke your fish if you wish....and you should, trust me. We keep and eat fresh fish for breakfast during our stay, yummmy. The food they serve is excellent and always a good variety. I could go on and on but you need to check out their web site and talk to them about the camp. We will go back annually as long as health allows us to get there. :)

How typical of fishermen that a 3-decade old establishment like Rock Island has no Yelp page - if a…read morefisherman isn't bragging, he's keeping secrets (or lying). This place doesn't need much more publicity than word-of-mouth, but hey I'll write a Yelp review in case someone needs convincing. Rock Island Fish Camp rents their six log cabins on the northern shore of Rock Island Lake. Along with the cabin, guests have access to rowboats on multiple trout lakes in the area, from which to catch the Kamloops strain of Rainbow Trout. If you bring a float tube, you'll be able to fish the lakes where no rowboats are maintained; the camp provides scouting reports on some 25 lakes, with boats on 10-15 of them. I've fished 9 of the lakes in the 5 years I've fished here; some have large numbers of small fish, some have smaller numbers of fish with lunkers cruising the depths, and some have a balance of those extremes. The quality of fishing is usually fantastic, as the fish population is large enough to withstand the relatively light fishing pressure. Fly fishing is by far the most common tactic, and this is a great place to teach a beginner how to fish with any tackle. if you are contemplating a trip to Rock Island Fish Camp, it's my opinion that it's best done with a larger group, with no one that doesn't fish. This is no place for spectators, as there is no 4G signal, no wi-fi, no municipality-provided utilities at all. Water must be boiled 5 minutes before drinking and electricity is available for a few hours in the evening while the generator is running at the lodge for supper preparations, laundry, etc. So round up your buddies and go fishing for a few days or a week, turn your phone off, and disappear into the north woods. Visitors should come well-supplied, and arrive in a vehicle with enough ground clearance to travel on forest roads. Bring rain gear and layers of clothing so you can stay comfortable in the heat or cold. Bloodsuckers are a major consideration, as there are lots of Mosquitoes, No-see-ums, deer flies, and horse flies waiting to bite you. Clothing with insect repellent woven in the fabric is a good investment, as are mosquito nets for your bunk and head. If you are a true outdoorsman, you can just let them bite you without complaining; I am not ready to make that step, obviously.

From the owner: Birch Island Campground & RV, located in Clearwater, British Columbia, is a stunning campground…read morelocated on the Wells Gray corridor. You will have access to mountains, trees, and recreation.

Stayed there twice during summer 2025. First stop was one night on our way to the Yukon. Had such a…read morewarm greeting from Michelle and Dave , they took extra care to see we were comfortable. So on our return home trip we stopped in for several nights. The resort is well groomed, kept up beautifully. We thank you! Deb & Fred from Kelowna.

Downloaded yelp for the sole purpose of writing this review. In 2016 when I was 13, my family and I…read morecamped here for one night while on a road trip. 9.5 years later and I still think about how awesome this campsite was. Had the best time. Highly recommend. Keep up the good work Willow Springs!

Been coming here since 1969. Yup. Ride my peddle bike from Kamloops. Anyways, nice and close to…read moretown. 20 kms. Nice day park. Nice campsites. Flush toilets. Not sure about hot showers. Lots of parking. Boat Launch. Hiking trails. Very kid friendly. To many dogs on the loose in the beach area. Watch out for Duck itch. Big problem. Mosquitoes too.

Great resort! I came here for a friend's wedding and was so pleasantly surprised at how nice the…read moreresort was. The cabins we lived in were new, clean, and well kept. All electronics worked without any problems, the sheets and towels were clean as well. The shower's water pressure was pretty bad, but how can it not be for being in the middle of the mountain. We never got our wireless to work either, but to be honest, it was nice not reading emails and facebook for 2 days! The windy dirt road leading up to the resort was something this city girl was not used to, and the lack of signs for the resort was a little disconcerting as well. But once you get there, the main office where you check in is conveniently located right behind the stone gates where you first enter the resort. The view of the mountain and the lake is magnificent, the food catered at the wedding was delicious, and the activity center was fully equipped with badminton, ping pong, swings, kids play house, bocce ball, soccer, basketball.. etc. Overall, great vacation at a great resort. Highly recommended if you want to get away from reality for a few days.

Caution: this is a destination location well off the beaten path, and not a quick overnight stop…read more Once you do find it, you're in for a wonderful surprise! It is a meticulously maintained place, with scattered cabins surrounding a small lake and mountains. It feels private, safe, and secluded. The campsite was gorgeous, too. I suggest a stay of a few days - for families, or as a romantic escape. There is only one place to eat, so I would come equipped with some snacks and drinks.

Very clean, nice motel. The room was quite spacious, the mattress and bedding are very good…read morequality. It's around the corner off of the main highway so a person doesn't hear any road noise. There's ample parking and behind the motel is a large grassy backyard where a person has an excellent view of the mountains. It's a very short drive to an excellent restaurant.

Nice clean restaurant. We went there for breakfast. I had the pancakes which were very tasty. My…read morewife had a veggie omelet. The menu listed the ingredient and there were no mention of onion, which my wife doesn't care for. She picked them out and enjoyed it otherwise

We, as a group, would like to send our love and sincere thanks and appreciation to Belle and Taylor…read morefor getting out of their way to help us in any way possible during our stay at their campsite, for taking care of us, for doing an excellent job on the upkeep of the campsite. We were so inspired with both of your passion to create an example and unforgettable experience to everyone who enters the campsite. We will definitely bring our families back again. We never knew this awesome nature-inspired campsite even existed! We assure you that you won't have any regrets specially if you are fond doing camping under the canopy of giant trees near a creek and if you love sitting under the stars at night with your friends and simply enjoy the moment. We've been camping for years whenever possible with our group, this is the only time I heard that we "have to" plan for a return trip and might also consider Chimney Rock as our regular go-to campsite every year! A definite recommend for everyone who loves camping, travel, fishing and water sports! Shuswap Lake is just a 10 minute walk from the site. To Belle and Taylor, Thank you so so very much for an unforgettable experience and for making us a member of your family! Much love to you both!