Dry Gulch Provincial Park — Attraction in Area G (Forster Creek/Mount Assiniboine)

small off road prov park. quiet. clean. nice size spots. yes one bathroom as other say, with running water. flush toilets, no shower. There are other pit toilets as well. Not great for kids to bike around. pretty steep paved loops around camp sites. Great for quick stops, adults, going from camp site to day trips from here etc. convient if going to Radium Hot Springs pools. -Town has a few small convient shops. -Ft Steel in just over an hour south. Banff is about the same distance north east. -Gas is 10 cent a litre cheaper in Ft Steel@ 127.9 and Radium 135.9 at this time. -A time change was unexpected...

Beautiful campsite, with friendly rangers and well-maintained facilities. Even though it's right off the highway, you can't hear much noise and the campground is so peaceful. There's no lake or hiking access, so this campground is more of a homebase for your day trips. I found this to be a positive thing, as the site was dead quiet during the day and super relaxing. We did the nearby Old Coach Trail, which offered amazing views. The upper sites (further from the entrance) are way nicer and more private. Would definitely come back to...

I have not been in a cleaner provincial park. The out houses are meticulously cleaned and don't have that awful odor most outhouses do. The lady running the park was very kind and personable. Beware the bee hive(s) in the structural men's bathroom... You can hear them in the wall according to my spouse but there's a sign up saying they won't bug you if you don't bug them, which is true by the lack of bee stings on my spouse. Decent sized lots and there are a few that offer more privacy than others. Great place to stay if you're...