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Blue River Campground
Blue River Campground is located in beautiful Blue River, British Columbia, Canada. We can be found on Highway #5, half way between Jasper, Alberta and Kamloops, British Columbia. Blue River is best known for its tranquillity and spectacular scenery. The area's rivers, mountains and lakes provide a vast playground for the outdoor enthusiast.

Eleanor Lake is only a five-minute drive, or ten-minute walk from the campground. The fine sandy beach is perfect for kids and adults alike. The beach provides a diving tower, docks, rafts and a slide. A volleyball court, gazebo, playground and fire pits make this park enjoyable for young and old. Rent a canoe or kayak from the campground and enjoy an easy paddle or an hour of fishing just for fun!
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There are five camping cabins which can sleep three in a cozy fashion and have beds, an electric heater, a fan and plugins. With our deluxe cabin, full bedding plus washroom, a smart TV, an electric heater, and a refrigerator are included. With our family cabin, two rooms, full bedding plus washroom, a smart TV, an electric heater, a refrigerator, and a kitchenette are included.
If cancelled or modified up to two days before the date of arrival, no fee will be charged. If cancelled or modified later or in case of no-show, 100 % of total amount will be charged. If cancelled or modified up to two days before the date of arrival, 50% of total amount will be charged. Blue River Campground is located in beautiful Blue River, British Columbia, Canada.
There are a ton of ways to enjoy your stay in Blue River. Rain or shine, family outing or solo adventure, there is always something to do in Blue River. Eleanor Lake is only a five-minute drive, or ten-minute walk from the campground. The fine sandy beach is perfect for kids and adults alike. The beach provides a diving tower, docks, rafts and a slide.
Bikes for all ages (with helmets) are available for unlimited use at the campground for kids. Adults are invited to use them for grocery shopping, going out for a bite to eat or even a leisurely ride around town. The adult bikes can also be rented for a small fee if you want them for longer than an hour or so.
The largest of the lakes near Blue River is Murtle Lake, in Wells Gray Provincial Park with over 100km of shoreline. It is the largest lake in North America that does not allow the use of motors and a must on true paddler's "to do" list. Murtle Lake is one of the few remaining giant wilderness lakes with no road access.
Reviews (10)
Lia Maestas
Lia Maestas
Oct 26, 2021
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Horrible place. Filthy, trash and litter everywhere. Cabins are super dirty. And the camp is literally on Native land, the staff antagonize the the local indigenous peoples. And allow occupants of camp to do the same. It is wrong, and should be shut down!
Fern Roach
Fern Roach
Oct 09, 2021
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This is an old campground. The grounds are not well maintained. The pipeline protesters are half a block away and play their music loudly. Not too keen to go back here
Rasheeq A.
Rasheeq A.
Sep 28, 2021
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They overbooked, and rather then canceling my stay, the transfered me to a really nice lodge with no extra charges. I only paid for the small cabin.
Evan Reid
Evan Reid
Sep 01, 2021
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Good little campground. Owner was friendly. Flush washrooms, tap water available. Also has a covered kitchen area in case you can't or don't want to cook at your own campsite! It's a little close to the highway, but wasn't a problem for us to fall asleep.
Steff Mac
Steff Mac
Aug 29, 2021
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Had a great experience camping here. The staff are super friendly and went above and beyond to accommodate us. Campground and bathroom facilities were very clean. We left early due to the smoke and they gave us a refund for the days we cancelled. Asked the staff many questions when we were there and they were always quick to provide an answer
Thanks again!!
Jaden Bester
Jaden Bester
Aug 27, 2021
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Web site is deciving. Sites are tiny. Lake is a cross the road so if you have a camper you have to pack up cam to drive there. Lake lot is small not alot of room for parking. Facility is dirty.
Anielle Beaulieu
Anielle Beaulieu
Aug 26, 2021
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Awful place. We didn't end up staying because of how dirty the cabin was. What is promoted on the website is completely different than in person. Owner tried to offer us a different cabin which was just as bad. Owner told us to contact booking.com for a refund and when we called they said I would have to go through the owner. Never received a refund. Don't go, save your money and go somewhere else. The couch was stained so badly and the bed was broken. Pure filth. There was a sign on the door of the cabin that said please remove shoes, they had used sandals to wear instead. Ummm no? That's disgusting
Parker Arnold
Parker Arnold
Aug 21, 2021
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Great spot. The owners and manager do a wonderful job. Talk to Michael if you want to find all the good mountain biking spots nearby—it’s worth it!
Ajaypal Singh
Ajaypal Singh
Aug 19, 2021
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Friendly staff.
In middle of no where. They had everything for a campground. Little old but in good shape. Some of the cabins need some cleaning but overall it's good.
Bring your mosquito repellent. In 2021, there were less mosquitoes due to fire.
There is a resturant beside the campground. Lot of activities are available in the Area.
Susan Bachmier
Susan Bachmier
Aug 13, 2021
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Great hosts! On a business trip and we were later than we expected getting there and they waited for us. We stayed in a little cabin, it was clean, showers and bathrooms were clean. Wish we could've stayed longer than 6 hours!