My wife and I stayed one night prior to a week stay at a local dude ranch. The dude ranch…read morerecommended the resort. Checkout is at 11:00am and we were schedule to get picked up by the dude ranch shuttle van a 2:00pm so we planned to enjoy the resort for a few hours. When making the reservation and when checking in, we were assured that they would they would store our luggage behind the front desk. Upon checking out we were told they could not do that due to liability reasons so here we are stuck for 3 hours babysitting. They suggested we leave our luggage unattended in the corner of the lobby - who in the right mind would consider that?! Will certainly tell the dude ranch not to recommend the resort for other guests. Not the service you would expect from a resort of this caliber.

I haven't read other reviews but we loved everything about this resort. The grounds are…read morebreathtakingly beautiful and there's so much history. We stayed in the KOA and it was fabulous! Everyone was incredibly friendly and very welcoming. We golfed one day with two young local guys. They were so helpful on the course, which was in impeccable shape, and every hole was more beautiful than the last. We gambled a little bit and actually won! We will definitely be back.

Fun 9 hole course with some challenging holes. Nice grill for after round food and beveragesread more

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.

Let alone does it have great golfing the food on the patio it's quite good and the menu covers…read moreeverything . The view on the patio is worth the admission

Best day golfing in a long time. Had two foursomes of family members wanting to golf during our…read morevacation. Golfers from 12-78 years old and varying skill levels and a great Time was had by all. The course is gorgeous and the Marshall was very friendly. My daughter loved her rental clubs so much that we bought them for a very fair price.

Ok so I admit that the first time I went to Wilderness Club about a year ago I had mixed…read morefeelings... the setting was gorgeous but the staff was not very helpful. That was during COVID. Roll forward a year, and boy what a change! I have now been there twice in two months and even bought a piece of land to develop there, that's how much I love it. Here is what I encountered... First of all, I'm not a golfer. My family and I were looking for a break and vacation. The first time, I stayed at the main lodge. Accommodations were ok. Two queen beds per room with a bathroom. Four bedrooms per side of the lodge (two sides total) with a nice communal area in the middle that has a gorgeous fireplace, living room and dining table. I had to ask for my room to get cleaned which during COVID was a pain and they didn't seem to have enough staff to accommodate. Things have really turned around. The last two times I have stayed in cottages instead-- I highly suggest going this route! The bedrooms are just as roomy as the rooms in the lodge but they are full cottages with private kitchens and living rooms and gorgeous private decks that have dining table, BBQ, and jacuzzi. The beds are comfortable, the bathrooms are well stocked. The kitchens have everything I've needed to cook (minus food-- but the store is just a few minutes of driving away). Most importantly, you go there for the setting. It's special. The wilderness club is set in the middle of mountains, at the foothills of Glacier National Park... so much sky, lakes, nature-- there are deer and wild turkeys walking around. The setting itself is peaceful, quiet, restocking. The people there are friendly-- everyone waves as you walk by. The staff is attentive and bends over backwards. If you get to chat with the owners of the resort, you will see that they are passionate about what they are building-- a luxury resort in the middle of one of the most stunning natural areas ever. And they respect the land, the people, the setting. During the summer, there are tons of activities for families. When we were there last week, there was live music at the Club during dinner. And on Fridays they set up for movies in the meadow where they roast marshmallow and show family friendly flicks. Nearby is the town of Eureka (5-10 minute drive)-- which has a charming little downtown with old fashioned looking stores. There's a couple of stores that sell local produce and meats. I loved it so much I decided to buy a plot of land there. I want my kids to go back for years, to experience what it's like to disconnect each summer, to make friends and run around in the grass and fields. You will spend your days taking in the beauty, talking walks, leaving electronics behind. This is a place you come to restock your soul.

Stayed here while on a business trip to Eureka, and we couldn't have chosen a better place! Our…read moreroom that was one of eight in a building that had a large common living area in the center. The room was spacious, clean, with a nice view, large bathroom area, and a fridge, coffee machine, and free water & assorted beverages. It was also in a building that was centrally located -- near the fitness area and across from the clubhouse which has the restaurant and the gift shop. The staff there was incredibly nice, particularly Brandy at the front desk and Tina at the restaurant -- they were helpful, friendly, and very efficient. The bar had a great beer & wine selection, and the food was delicious -- breakfast, lunch, and dinner. A great experience all around!

This is a nice 9 hole course that is good for both newer golfers as well as though with a bit more…read moreexperience. Almost always easy to walk on without a tee time, particularly during the week. Ralph and Dick who run the place and work in the clubhouse are very laid back and friendly. Lots of wildlife around the course which is also nice. There are train tracks adjacent to a few holes and they can be quite loud. Well worth the $10 fee though to get out and play a nice course.

This is a fun and challenging course! The people are wonderful and the course is in great shape…read more(especially considering the drought and heat we are going through). Th is is a must-stop!

This is not just a golf course. We needed a place for our RV on short notice and decided to splurge…read moreour last night out. The RV section is clean, well spaced, with a very clean shower/bath house. It was a peaceful and beautiful stay.

We loved playing this course. The course is in great shape! The views were really nice from the tee…read moreboxes. The pro shop staff are super friendly and accommodating. The food is good as well.

Stayed about 3 weeks. Not sure how many sites but I'm guessing around 8 to 10. More affordable than…read moreother areas I checked, lawn maintenance was really good thanks to Rebecca, I'm not a golfer but the course looked nice. The bar/restaurant was easy walking distance and the food was pretty good as well. The down sides were, the long term sites were pretty messy and almost a deterrent for myself. During my stay I saw two other Rv'ers arrive , sat for a moment and then pulled right out and left. It took almost two weeks before the trash can in my area was emptied though there were two large dumpsters not to far away. The sites were not numbered so I was even unsure where to park. I doubt it really mattered. My septic had no lid on it. I may stay there again but am uncertain.

After having a bad experience a couple years ago we vowed not to come back. But through…read morerecommendations of others about their fantastic burgers we thought we'd try them again. Also new owners. Stopped in on a Thursday late afternoon to try a burger. The place was empty but it was because it was 4:00 and the dinner crowd hasn't come in yet. Our server was super friendly and we decided to get the burgers. Hubby picked the bacon cheeseburger and I decided on the kid burger because I'm a small eater. The burgers come with lettuce, tomato, pickles, onion and 1000 island dressing. The meat was very flavorful and done to perfection. Fries crispy and delicious!!

This is a great course which is kept in excellent condition. If you are in the area you need to…read moretry this course. They also have a great deck with a majestic view. The fish and chips are worth the trip!