Washtock Family Campground — Hotel in Area A (Boston Bar/North Bend/Canyon Alpine)

Most of us enjoyed our stay and we like that the group campsite was exclusive for us. We appreciate the effort that you guys did to make our stay great despite it being secluded in a forested area. Rob’s Creek which is a kilometer drive from our site was a plus on that very hot sunny day. The kids enjoyed sun-bathing on the creek. Rob was always ready whenever we needed him. I called him a few times and he didn’t miss a single call at that time. The campstore is equipped with everything you need. We had the place to ourselves quite far from the main campground which met our needs since it was hard to find a group campsite for 8 families at this busy time of year. We were able to set up a total of 7 tents with 20 adults and 6 kids and the space was enough with ample parking on the area. We were able to enjoy the evening with music even with a brief karaoke, star gazing in the middle of the night as there was no city lights at all and staying up very late even past midnight playing mahjong without the worry of having neighbors nearby. The secluded group campsite area was not perfect for our preference but being far from other campers and Rob’s great service makes up for it. This site is perfect for people who wants privacy while having fun during night camps. They have a propane firepit for rent in the campstore in case you need one during campfire banned season. The shower and flush toilets are located in the main campground which is 1-2 min drive from the...

Riverview site; Extremely dusty, river view without a view, infact no view at all. All you can see is dust everytime there is movement in the camp. I believe it wasn't ready for occupants, maybe in a couple of years. Make sure to ask for pictures before booking. The staff were nice tho.

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First of all we have nothing against you or the team, you guys were very helpful and accommodating. This review is solely about the campsite that we were at. Secondly, please do not assume we went 4x4ng, the car was a prius. The driver got lost trying reach the shower room, because like what you said the road was unmarked or shall I say no roads were marked beyond the gate. Just like how you assumed we were drunk when we asked for help, after trying to get the PRIUS out for hours. Thanks for your help but it could have been avoided if you had SIGNS on the road.

Lastly, no pictures were available for that particular campsite in your website. It is my understanding that we were given 3 options to choose from but my question is why was that campsite included as an option to begin with. Again it was not ready, and there were even a cross in that location who knows what died there.

Again this review is for the campsite, nothing...

It only takes one visit to the immaculate bathroom to give this campsite 5 stars— and it only got better as we stayed.

The owners Rob and Corrie really care about this site and the people using it. It’s lush and peaceful and has everything you might need. Their camp store is well appointed (and we weren’t well prepared) so we picked up everything from water, propane, firewood, local steaks and sausages, and other snacks. Even out here with no other grocery option available, their prices were super reasonable, and I feel like was one of many things that illustrates the hospitality and character of the hosts.

The nearby Grizzly falls (big 4x4 only) and other lakes (2wd ok) were a blast to explore too. This is the perfect base camp to relax or explore the beautiful Fraser Valley.

The best part was the wide open sky view for a rare aurora sighting. Most amazing thing...