Dry Gulch Provincial Park

Beautiful campsite, with friendly rangers and well-maintained facilities. Even though it's right off the highway, you can't hear much noise and the campground is so peaceful. There's no lake or hiking access, so this campground is more of a homebase for your day trips. I found this to be a positive thing, as the site was dead quiet during the day and super relaxing. We did the nearby Old Coach Trail, which offered amazing views. The upper sites (further from the entrance) are way nicer and more private. Would definitely come back to this campground!

We were super excited for our trip to Radium. unfortunately the campground wasnt the greatest. Fire needs to be out by 10pm, which we wish we'd have known before we booked it. We are a small family of 3 plus a dog and 10pm seems a little early to be shuttin it down. Campsites had 0 privacy. We could see all 6 of our neighbors clearly, and they could see us. The trees are thin and dont provide privacy at the sites. Save ya money!

Small, quiet and spacious! The park is close to the highway but set back enough that there is little road noise. There are washrooms with water and also pit toilets, all kept to a high BC Parks standard. The Park Facility Operator staff were friendly and diligent, as (as always!). Some of the sites-the best ones-can be reserved and others are available closer to the road. Don't miss the trails to the south offering great views and an unusual gulley where the face seems to have fallen off the main mountain during some past millennium.

Nice clean and we'll maintained. Lady working there is nice too

Nice little campground. Mainly for camping as no lake access or hiking directly from the campground. Good tree coverage so can usually find shade on a hot day