Great times at cataract Creek. Only downside? No lake. Can't fault it for that, though.
A nice and isolated campground with many fairly private sites.
Very scenic setting, well suited for tenting and small to medium sized camper units, great hiking trails nearby.
I have been going to this campsite since the early 90's . I've been to many sites around Alberta and this one is at the top of my list.
Hidden gem. Can usually get a spot here when others are full. Can't drink the water here - at all but the spots are nice and private.
What a great campground! We went Aug long weekend and it was 15% full! It is a bit of a drive out there and the gravel road coming out is a tad bumpy and dusty, but with 4*4 you would be fine, or with a 4*2 with some clearance.. Campground is serene!
We had site #74 and it was great! Good size pit, nice level gravel pad, good tree coverage, and it had a great view of Mt Burke. Other sites were very shaded and or open to the road. So its a gamble. The nice thing is the campsite does not take reservations. Fire wood was $10 a bag or $35 for four bags so if you can bring your own, you should. We paid $26 a night. The Grounds manager was polite and helpful.