Full hookup with pull through is on the high fifty Canadian dollars. Single location for…read morebathroom/shower due to their archaic septic system. Hours wait for Laundry also closed at 8PM (why? The machines are so far from nearest camper ear shot). Also, why the WIFI promptly shut off at 9PM is beyond me. Not a dog friendly place as you might be expected; no dog run and dog is prohibited in five major guest spots. WIFI will not reach beyond the office lawn let alone the first row of RV parking... and its SLOW, VERY SLOW! If you into group camping then there is huge grassy field and gazebo just for that get together as long as you are good with the long walk to shower/restroom. Water spigots scattered throughout the campground. Tent campings are between trees and have plenty of good shade. You say who needs WIFI or restroom in nature right? Trans Canada HWY with noisy vehicles zipping by begs the differ.

The rooms are spotless and tastefully decorated. THE single most comfortable mattress ever!…read more Breakfast isn't fantastic but there are so many options nearby. Lovely family-owned Business. We WILL be back.

Friendly and accommodating checkin. Excellent clean and recently renovated room. Great spotread more

Great weather and a beautiful beachside view was able to dive up to my campsite and unload all my…read morestuff then go park, there are very many great spots to park. The hikes were beautiful and the whole place is full of adventure. No cellular reception but it is not needed when you are having fun. I do wish I stayed longer because time flies by with all the activities you can do. The drinking water is also very fresh.

I stumbled upon Blanket Creek Provincial Park on a whim in search of Sutherland Falls. But, getting…read morea chance to visit another Canadian Provincial Park? Yes, please!! And so I even became aware about Sutherland Falls through a random advertisement post in the local Tim Horton's located in the town of Revelstoke. This list of "10 Things To Do In Revelstoke" included Sutherland Falls. It was the #1 suggestion on the sign detailing..."Explore the Waterfall Trifecta - Moses, Begbie and Sutherland Falls can all be easily accessed in one day." My immediate thoughts were...getting the opportunity to see 3 waterfalls without having to hike and work hard to reach them?? Sign me up! Being a waterfall enthusiast, lol, this was like a dream come true! After spending 2 days exploring Mount Revelstoke National Park, I was next determined to visit all 3 waterfalls suggested by the advertisement. Going in order from being situated closest to Revelstoke, Sutherland Falls here at Blanket Creek Provincial Park was the furthest away in distance. Let me give details about the experience... - Blanket Creek is 28 kilometers or 17 miles south of Revelstoke, right along BC Highway - 23. There's a large sign for the park that's on the left hand side of the road. Once you make a turn, the short walking path for Sutherland Falls is visible. Simply park in the lot and the trailhead says..."Sutherland Falls - 5 minutes". - One thing to keep in mind, there was no cell phone reception so you may want to preset the destination into your GPS ahead of time just in case. - I arrived 7:30pm over the summertime and there was still enough daylight to enjoy watching Sutherland Falls and still becoming acquainted with the quiet forest setting. - Speaking of quiet, I was the only visitor here. Upon walking the dirt path to the overlook, you capture decent perspectives of Sutherland falls in the backdrop. The lookout observation point is guarded off by fencing, but I casually walked around it and climbed over a few rock boulders to grab a much closer and undisturbed view of the falls. - Sutherland Falls is a 60 foot waterfall that empties into the canyon base of Blanket Creek. It isn't statuesque, but still rewarding enough to make the effort to see considering how remote this area of British Columbia is. - It takes less than 1 hour to grab a few photos. - Seeing what else was around Blanket Creek Park, I noticed there appeared to be a significant section for camping. Reservations for campsites can be made through the BC Parks Reservations System. According to bcparks.ca (I believe that's the park's official website), there are 105 campsites on the grounds. Because of significantly cold weather and snow during winters, the park gate is only open from mid May through the end of September. - It is $28 per night for camping. There's a drinking water well, a playground, both pit and flush toilets, even hot showers for registered guests. - Extra To-Do's at the park include...hiking, swimming, canoeing, kayaking, fishing, bicycling and wildlife viewing. Pets must be on a leash. They allow campfires and each campsite has a firepit ring. I think I've mentioned it all? Lol. But in the end, the star attraction is Sutherland Falls. And although it doesn't take long to see it and grab a few pictures, visiting here is more about getting outside and connecting with nature. For those who appreciate the great outdoors this is what Blanket Creek Provincial Park is all about.

this was one of the best hotels i have ever stayed at. i LOVE how it is family owned, how most of…read moretheir family is there working in different parts of the hotel (including the kids!). the grounds are GORGEOUS and there us so much to explore at the hotel. there is an adorable 18 year old cat named rusty that has been there since he was a few months old. if you stay here you have to go to the ghost town! one lady at the front desk was so sweet and let us go for free because we were having trouble with our room key. but PLEASE come and stay here

This hotel is beautifully situated on the lake and most of the rooms have some view of it. It is…read moreold, but has a lot of character. The pool is tiny, but it does exist. There is a room where you can do activities like pool, foosball, ping-pong, checkers. Skip the restaurant if you can. It was not very good. Another thing you may want to note that there is only Wi-Fi in the lobby. Most rooms do not have it. The rooms were fine, but the TV and furniture was quite old. If you don't mind a vintage place without many creature comforts, but with some old school style, this is your place.

If I could give 10 stars I would. We were only here for one night and then moving on through but I…read moreseriously considered staying a second night. The only thing that prohibited that is the fact that several restaurants we were interested in were closed for a few evenings. Apparently our visit coincided with the end of ski season. I loved the touches in the room- Hudson Bay blanket, lovely pillows, all natural toiletry products. And breakfast, to die for! Tasty and healthy and all the flavors we love. Coffees and other beverages out 24/7 not to mention the delicious tarts left for us on check-in. No shoes Inn, which is the same as our home so we didn't mind, but just so you are aware. I would recommend they put some stickers on a few of the windows. When we pulled in an injured dove was in the parking lot, a bloody beak so we assume she ran into a window. While having our coffee the next morning in room 3, two birds hit the front window very loudly. Heartbreaking but easy enough to fix.

What a perfect place to stay with amazing hospitality and a peaceful setting. Loved the…read morerefrigerator that we could store our small groceries items in, along with the welcoming homemade cookies and amazing breakfast!

I now see why this is one of the top 5 mountains to ski…read more Outstanding powder day, lots of runs, beautiful location

Don't go. This place has pretty good terrain and boasts a big vertical drop - which would be good…read moreif there was actually any snow on the ground. Lift lines are terrible. I showed up on a Friday when it was raining at the bottom and lift lines were still 45 plus minutes. That's what you get for your $200. Lodges are old and offer food that is sub-par compared to other resorts in its price range. It's clear that investment has prioritized building a ski village - I guess so you can stare at the muddy slope that is supposed to have snow on it. Here's some pictures to give you a taste of weekday lines

I always like Coast chain of hotels for a mid range accommodation. It is not luxurious or opulent…read morebut it is cozy and comfortable. The room is clean, the air conditioner is working. Much needed in the height of summer temperature reaching the mid to high 30c. It still carries Bee Kind amenities and I love that brand! It is outside the downtown area of Revelstoke, so you will need to drive into town or take the shuttle for $2 per way. It is about 5 mins away. I like the hot tub. There are two! One outdoor with a view of the mountains and everyone looking at you. The other is in the lower level where the small fitness center is. There are also steam room and sauna and shower area and lounge area there. There are also complimentary beverages like coffee, tea (teavana) and fruit infused water in the morning. After that, only water is available. The lounge area is quite big with a pool table. You can be kept occupied even if you spend a whole day indoors. I'll stay here again if I ever visit Revelstoke again.

The Hillcrest Hotel part of the Coast Western Hotel Chain. Best prices for a modern suite like…read morestay. A little off the highway but not really. The paved road just circles around a Rock outcrop to give you a better view. Room clean, comfortable mattresses. Very clean modern bathroom. Nice nature hideaway from the busy highway. Be careful on highway exit as comes up fast in bad weather. Cedar view and mountain views. Robbin outside the window collecting nest accoutrements. Always cool with gentle breeze or a fresh rain shower. Staff very polite and helpful. Bar, restaurant, hot tubs, and sit around kind of areas. Nice, so maybe more stays planned.

Not real sure about the negative reviews. The showers are clean and free. We have been camping all…read moreover Mexico, the US and now Canada, never seen a free laundry. And the tent campers failed to mention there is a kitchen (kinda) where they can prepare meals and a microwave to use. The staff was incredible. Very friendly at the counter, accommodating us and on making recommendations for tours/drives

Stayed 2 nights here. Beautiful park. Clean, grassy sites with plenty of trees and shrubs…read moresurrounding the campground. Quiet except for the close proximity of the trains which is expected on this trans Canada stopover! Very friendly, hard working owners.