Very unique and difficult! Extremely worth the stop, but make sure you keep a positive attitude…read moreand not get frustrated. Beautifully decorated and challenging!!! Lots of fun!!! P.S. keep the trash talking to a minimum because you might get stung!!!! (But all in the name of fun!)

Yes, stay here! Talk about above and beyond. Thank you, Rachel!…read more From the moment we stepped into the office, we were warmly welcomed by Rachel. We made small talk around the weather, then we asked if she knew about any restaurants that had gluten-free food. She was very knowledgeable about some great choices for us to eat. Then she gave us some delicious chocolate to try! Next she directed us where to park, and then she met us at the room. She showed us the features, then returned to the office and brought back to us some fresh coffee beans, a grinder, a small pitcher of milk and some filters for the coffee maker. The room had a small four-burner range, oven, sink, refrigerator, microwave, dishes, bowls, utensils, cups, glasses, frying pan, mixing bowl, wash board, drying rack, dish towel, soap, and a sponge. We also had two queen-size beds, very large TV, dining table with three chairs, comfortable reading chair, heated bathroom floor, soaking tub, plenty of towels, coat rack, luggage rack, coat hangers on a three-foot closet bar. The beds were comfortable, and we had plenty of pillows. At the back of the lodge is a bird sanctuary with trails and interpretive signage. We took a peaceful walk there after dinner. This was a pleasant place to stay. Should we return to Cranbrook, we will certainly stay here.

My wife, son, and I took this in today and the only thing that kept this from being reviewed higher…read morewas the price. We took in the Mega Combo pack which set us back $85 for the three of us. The combo pack includes a mini golf course, a bumper car ride and a petting zoo/park. There didn't seem to be anything that set any of these attractions apart from others in the area that are more moderately priced. The golf course was challenging enough and well shaded, which was essential on the hot day. The animals included alpacas, donkeys, rabbits and mini horses. The bumper cars were interesting as they had a type I'd never seen before that could get decent speed. So while I don't feel ripped off by any stretch, if price is a concern for you, other places may better suit your budget.

We recently bought a used RV and used it for a trip from Edmonton to Seattle and back. This was one…read moreof the RV campgrounds that we stopped at on the way back to Alberta. The price was pretty reasonable and the grounds are very well taken care of. Many people have permanent sites here but they also have man sites available for people to book. There is a man made chlorinated pond near the middle of the park and a creek that circulates the water around the park so you can the sound of rambling creek from most sites. I believe you can also go swimming in the pond. The only issue we had with the pond was it was a bit difficult to navigate the park from our site to the washroom/shower building in the night especially since we weren't too familiar with the layout. A few accessible footbridges that cross the creek would be appreciated I think especially by those with mobility issues. Otherwise you may have a long walk to get your site. There is also a golf course attached to the park but we didn't have an opportunity to try it our or look at it. I heard that there was a putting green that park users could access for free though. The only drawbacks to the park is its proximity the the railroad tracks and the highway. They are both very close to the park. Close as on one side of the park so you have highway noise and train noises. If you are a light sleeper can't sleep with background noise then you may want to bring some ear plugs. We counted about 4 trains in one hour the night we were there. I am not sure how many more went by that night as the noise doesn't bother me much and I can sleep through about anything.

Great food and service. It's wonderful to sit outside on the patio overlooking the golf course.read more

How much fun was that???? It was amazing and beautiful. So well maintained by the park! THANK…read moreYOU!! I think there were four or five pools but we stayed in the hot and medium ones. I will not lie and say it wasn't busy but everyone was awesome to chat with. Met lots of folks from Calgary and a couple on their honeymoon. I'd definitely go back next time we are around the area.

A private, rarely populated, hidden hot spring tucked away in the mountains! What can get better…read morethan that? In the area there are two other hot springs, Radium Hot Springs and Fairmont Hot Springs... both are naturally heated, but are made into swimming pools... boring! You might as well just jump into a heated pool. Lussier Hot Springs is none of that! Lussier Hot Springs is set aside on a 12 mile gravel road... please don't let that dismay you! Past the private property of cow fields, the roads do get pretty dangerous. We almost turned around because we were nervous that we may slip off the mountain. At a few points you may need to stop and pull to the far right on the turns to let the truckers pass by because some parts of the road won't let two cars pass. Just a tad dangerous... When you finally see the sign for the Hot Springs your almost there, just park and it's a short, less than 5 minute, hike down the walkway. The Lussier Hot Springs are made up of about 3 rock pools with rocky peddle bottoms. The top most pool is the hottest of the bunch, so I'd recommend going in there last. The water from that pool then leads into the other two rock pools. Those two aren't as hot because they are cooled down by the Lussier River that keeps pouring into them. If you're feeling extra brave or maybe a little too hot, the river makes an excellent icy dunk. The Lussier Hot Springs are a serene and secluded hot springs set in the perfect environment. You can warm up and watch the river rush by you or you can scam for wildlife in the forest or the mountains all around. I highly recommend paying this hot springs a visit!

The campground itself is "ok" always busy if you like that sort of thing. Showers were extremely…read morecold. Too cheap to have free hot showers. And disgustingly dirty. Clogged sinks with mud and hair on the floor. The antique store inside is a joke. Most of the antiques are not for sale or ridiculously priced. The owner herself stated that she's not interested in selling. Good luck with that.

This is an amazing place, ice cream yummy! Nice staff, quiet but good neighbourhood! Great for…read morekids, bathrooms are cleaner then most hotels, nice dirt road for riding bikes!!

The staff are great, but, the campground is dirty and not safe for young children. The campground…read moreis right below the highway. Half of all the sites are on the river and have steep dangerous drop offs.