Brilliant river ride! - the guides were safety conscious and…read moredelivered an excellent safety orientation. - clean environment - all safety equipment and extras were readily available for use - bus was clean and comfortable - great explanation of area and history relevant to local indigenous peoples All in all a great experience!

Josh our Captain was a blast, this was a great time had by all! It's safe and such a fun time. Our…read moregroup was full of over 50 year Olds (high school Friends) this was really great we all got wet .. Cliff jumped into the river .. this is a great outdoor adventure for family and friends.. 5 stars all the way. Warren and the Makwa Crew

We had a group from work go rafting today and it was a terrific outing. Fun and fast yet at a nice…read morepace for the whole group at the same time. Guide Scott was extremely professional, kept us safe while having fun as well. Would not hesitate to recommend to a wide range of groups, well worth the time and money!

A group of friends and I took a five-day "raft and ride" trip last week with Liquid Lifestyles. We…read morerafted for 3.5 days and rode horses for 1.5 days. We had an amazing trip! The rafting was so much fun! Our guides, Christian, David, and Scott, were extremely knowledgeable about the river and made every rapid an adventure. Just as important was their attention to safety. They gave detailed information before each rapid regarding what we should expect, possible instructions they might give ("hard forward," "get down," or "paddle positions"), and high fives after each rapid. We had also practiced getting pulled into the boat, just in case one of us was tossed out in a rapid. No one was tossed out on our trip, but having the practice made everyone feel comfortable and secure with our guides. Our horse guide, Ben, was equally knowledgeable about the horses and the terrain, and also put safety first. He provided excellent instruction regarding the riding and the care of the horses (we were inexperienced riders). He even taught us what to do if a bear walked into camp! The meals, prepped by Andrea and cooked by the guides, was delicious! Andrea prepared healthy, gourmet meals which our guides cooked over campfires. Food in a five-star restaurant never tasted as good! The guides were all friendly and provided an above-and-beyond amazing trip for us. Camping on a beautiful, clean river in the stunning and remote wilderness of Wells Gray Provincial Park was a special experience, and one which none of us will ever forget. Many thanks to Scott, Andrea, Tanya, and the rest of the team for a wonderful trip!

The spaces are big, the bar/restaurant is great, and location is wonderful. Staff is super…read morefriendly! However, Bathrooms and showers are awful. Tons of repair needed Laundry room had 5 dryers out of order. Washers were so disgusting that I'm pretty sure my clothes would have come out dirtier than going in. Thick black gunk surrounds the basins. The area behind the restaurant needs serious attention/cleanup. The places gave me a little sense of worry when I left my site to go hiking. Oh, there's a resident that sells tinctures, tea, and coffee....thats pretty cool. So much potential, just needs $$$$ invested to make it better. Sign shows it's KOA but KOA website does not recognize it. I left a day early but it's a good stopover to Walls Gray.

From the owner: Tourist Attraction, Pool, Restaurant, Games Room, Campground, Cabins with Kitchenettes and…read moreAppliances.

Short 2 KM hike to Albas Falls. Stunning scenery. There are 5 falls total. Bridges are not always…read moresturdy. Be extremely careful when hiking in this area.

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. ;)