OK, if you are reading this, you likely already know the secret that Lake O'Hara is one of the best places in the world. The next secret is that you do not have to pay the price of staying in the lodge if you can backcountry camp. By all means, stay in the lodge if this is your once in...
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BC campsites always seem to be superior in quality to Alberta sites (Berg Lake is wonderful!). The camp spots were good, but the picnic tables were not near the sites, and were communal and often full. Bathrooms were fine, and it was nice to have two covered shelters during the rain, and storage location for gear and food. Needless to...
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For people who like roughing it, this campground is not for you. You get to take all your gear on the bus, there are wood stoves and toilets in the outhouses. Because you don't have to walk in, there are lots of families. Of course, the kids have a limited appreciation for the great outdoors and are just as happy...
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the campsites are crammed together, and the day is long in the summer. people let their kids run wild so it is impossible to sleep. no picnic tables near tents (for bear control) but it is hard to get a spot at the group tables. beware there are no flush toilets, only pits. the mosquitos were absolutely awful in july-...
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