Been coming to redstreak for 25+ years now they have the campsite %100 reservable. If you want to reserve for a week its nearly impossible with there BS specific sites as someone can reserve that site for one day and throw off your week in one site, hope you like playing musical chairs every single person in there was moving... More

This is the 2nd year in a row we stayed here with our trailer because of the convience to both Radium Hot Springs and Fairmont Hot Springs and its a national park. When registering online through Parks Canada you can choose your site for this location. Not sure why certain national parks you can choose or see which locations are... More

My husband and i love camping, and we usually go to Tunnel Mountain in Banff. We decided to go a bit further this time so we chose this campground in Radium Hot Springs, which has 242 sites, pretty big. As usual, the staff was so friendly. What i like about BC camprounds is that you can choose your campsite according... More

I've been going to Radium every year since I was born - family vacations and all, and love it. It's my second home. We don't stay anywhere but this campground. It's absolutely beautiful. You're immersed right into nature. Last summer 3 Big Horn Sheep grazed through our spot. It's not uncommon to see deer and sheep numerous times a day... More

We stayed here for three nights at the beginning of a trip around BC. Really nice campground with big pull-through sites. We were in Loop E which was a nice quiet area and we saw several deer pass through. Nice spacious sites. We had a site with electrical hook-up. Nice clean washrooms. Kids enjoyed the talks/shows put on in the... More

Hi fellow campers! We stayed at Redstreak Campground (in Kootenay National Park, B.C.) in July. We have already booked again. We paid $27 to stay in an unserviced spot (this includes the 5% GST tax and 5% PST tax). Next time we go, we have to pay $49 because unserviced lots were booked . Very clean washrooms ( 5 modern... More

We stayed 2 nights at Redstreak Campground at Kootenay National Park located on a benchland above Radium Hot Springs. I hadn't stayed there for many years, and would definately recommend staying in the RV section with serviced sites. They seem to all be drive though, but are separated with trees giving privacy, Specifically, loops E, F, G, and H. Loops... More