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.

The Owners are spectacular! Friendly, kind, thoughtful folk. Hardworking and helpful.read more

Hidden Treasure! Awesome, very well maintained 9 hole course with a great variety of holes…read more The restaurant patio also has an amazing mountain view! Great drinks and food too!

My daughters and I had a magical experience at Luxor Corrals. We were greeted by the lovely dog…read moreStella who made us feel very welcome. Our guides Andrea and Cheryl were excellent! They patiently explained everything to my daughters, who are both beginners. We had a beautiful ride through the trees, with a beautiful view! We wil be back!

Great horses, great guides/owners, great trail ride including along the edge of canyon overlooking…read moreLuxor creek. If not scared of heights this is the best trail ride in Invermere valley I believe.

Recently did a golf tour down here played a few courses and this one was the most fun! Course is a…read morebeauty and fairly easy to play. Beer cart and half way house service was great. I dont recommend the breakfast buffet and bring your wallet but overall, fun!

This is probably my favorite course played while on this vacation !!! It is beautiful. It is so…read moremuch fun it didnt matter how difficult it was. If you can only play one round of golf while vacationing here, play this course. It is worth every dollar, every sand trap and every minute spent on the course.

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!

Wish I'd done more research before we came here. I am a sucker for a hot-springs experience and got…read morefurther "suckered" by social media reviews that made this seem so lovely. The reality is that this like a warm municipal swimming pool situated just off the highway. It's not very deep, it's definitely not hot, and it's very well attended. On the day we went there were tons of families so it felt like your average public pool experience but slightly warmer and quite a bit shallower. We hung out for maybe 15-20 minutes before leaving. The facility felt clean but you know, public swimming pool vibes so clean but not pristine. It was about -10c while we were there so maybe it's "hotter" when the temps are not quite so frigid? Wouldn't recommend or stop here again.

Water was not as hot as I expected but lots of room and easy parking! The change rooms were nice…read moreand clean , we also found some interesting shops in town but happened to hit them on a Wednesday and they were closed!

Across the river and Up a gravel road to this primitive natural park site. Limited parking. No…read morefacilities. 100m walk on the grassy ridge to one of the best valley river mountain views in the valley. Great spot for a picnic. Bring a couple lawn chairs. Nice mature Douglas Fir trees. You will have a dusty vehicle on your way back. We had the entire place to ourselves just some campers near the parking spot. Peace quiet and nature.

We had an amazing time visiting sites in Kootenay National Park while staying in Radium Hot Springs…read morefor a week. The is such a picturesque part of British Colombia, Canada. Our first stop was Olive Lake. A gorgeous green-blue body of water. A short trail from the parking lot. Our next stop was Paint Pots. Such a cool experience. We've never seen anything like it before. The colorful, iron-rich pools were so cool to see up close. The boardwalk to the paint pots was picturesque too. There are many stops and viewpoints along highway 93. Be sure to stop at the ranger station to get your park pass ($14/day) and map of all stops along the route. Most stops have restrooms available as well. Overall a must while visiting British Colombia, Canada. We thoroughly enjoyed exploring this area and would highly recommend.

Rumor had it that Kootenay National Park was, perhaps, the most underrated of the National Parks in…read morethe area. I'm all for supporting the underdogs (& avoiding the crowds). Compared to Banff, Kootenay was empty & there are plenty of bodies of Gatorade-like waters. We enjoyed the wide open spaces and the non-touristy vibe of the park. On our Stanley Glacier Hike, we only saw 3 other sets of people... no shoulder bumping or shuttles needed here. We opted for the annual family/group pass, a great value if you're spending a week or so in any combination of the parks &/or may come back. (& we will come back... already planning it)