Hotels near Castle Wildland Provincial Park

"The hot tub was not in use."

"Excellent views, clean large rooms"

"They could provide bathing soap to their customers in the very least, and oh yes, hot water would go a long way too."

"Loved the rooms. Stayed in multiple over the period. Close proximity to Cameron Falls. Stayed in room 102 but noise from the room above was a worry. Other than that it was great."

"Breakfast was good with lots of choices"

"The room had a nice view. The women who clean and the person at the front desk are extremely nice. The major problem I had is that the cleaners kept wanting to clean the room. Unfortunately, I am allergic to a lot of chemicals, and they were cleaning the hall rugs plus the room I was in with heavily scented strong cleaning solution. I had trouble breathing as a result. The cleaner kept saying, ¨Oh it is nice. It smells so nice etc."Meanwhile, I was not able to breathe properly and developed a rash from it. I have stayed at this hotel several nights at a time before, but did not have the room cleaned. This time I was there for five nights, so they came in and cleaned. Also, the cost is too much. It is less than a lot of hotels, but I am only one person who is retired, and they need better deals for single people. The breakfast was cold and there was little selection. I had planned to go again this summer but decided not to, because of the potent cleaning solution and the high cost."

"The breakfasts were amazing. Very cozy warm cabin and wonderful company. Will be back again."

"Great breakfast clean rooms"

"Rooms and overall hotel is old needs up graded. No way to cover the window to make the room dark enough to sleep with a huge spotlight outside. The supper we had was stuff outta a plastic frozen bag. Tasted stale and frostbitten and very overpriced. The pool didn't smell like chlorine but was like saltwater. The rails to hold to go in the pool were almost coming out very rundown. Overall not worth the money but the breakfast was good and lots parking for a trailer."