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Alberta, T0P, Canada

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Lesley

Jun 16, 2023

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The camp is very nice. Rooms are top notch. TV, internet, 2 small fridges, showers, toilet,sink and AC. if they are not broken. Cleaniness of rooms isnt the greatest as cleaners have to rush to have all the rooms ready for next rotation. I usually wipe everything down and grab a vacumm if left in hall and give carpet a good cleaning lol. They have a great coed gym. The womens gym is basically full of left over equipment and poor selection of weights. So most women use coed which is unfortunate because the coed gym has gotten so busy and hard to get on equiupment at times. They have fitness classes and half decent instructors. Staff are friendly and curtious. The food on the other hand is disguisting. Hi carb, hi salt, hi fat selection. Most comes out of a can or a freezer. Good selection of veggies, although they taste like cardboard lol. A ;lot of people bring their own food and skip meals due to the "heart attack in a bag" selection.There are a lot of over weight people.

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T Thomas

2 months ago

One of the nicest camps I've stayed in. Camp is clean and no outdoor shoes are allowed. Breakfast morning and night. Dinner is good like buffet style, huge selections on cold salad bars, they have two area to get dinner. Lunches massive selections. Not your typical camp foods. Barbar shop, tims, store, rec rooms and gym. Front desk is friendly and very helpful.

Justin Chung

Feb 27, 2025

IMAGINE THIS. Overall, I like it. Gym good, golf sim good, food good, room ok, no gang showers very baller. 90% of the time the food is great but sometimes the roast chicken wins. One of the ice cream machines comes out weirdly grainy, would not recommend the machine on the lunch section side. Dessert always goes quite hard. Prime rib night also goes quite ubiquitously hard, steak night is ok. People always tell me "Oh I'm not a soup guy", well you haven't tried the lunch soups cause they will change you as a person. Overall, it's basically university residence but better in most ways. That being said, fly out day gets me feeling some feelings like no other.

Mark Garratt

5 months ago

Rooms are pretty decent, food on the other hand! Not great, full menu is not good for anyone that doesn't eat soy or enjoy over cooked chicken daily. I asked for anything without soy and I got plain chicken breast cooked to dust and carrots. If I wanted anything without soy I was told to get a doctor's note saying I couldn't eat soy, and that soy is mandated in there menu options as the filler. I found myself just going hungry. Better option than what soy does to me 🤢

Chris Sheppard (Spud1940)

May 6, 2024

SS wing room - Very nice room 4/5 Stars - Has wifi, mini fridge, 100% black out blinds, double bed, private washroom, lights above the sink, lights above and next to the bed, shower is slightly bigger than other camps, computer desk with a plug in above the desk, a large dresser and a controlled thermostat that heats or cools the room. - Large room for 1 person, decent for even a couple. - No towels provided and no mat for the wet floor in front of the shower, if anyone falls getting out of the shower should be an easy lawsuit. - TV is not a smart TV, no cable TV but you can buy a fire stick or w/e for the TV. Lunch room 2/5 star - 1 large bag is the limit, not good for people who intermittent fast(don't eat breakfast or supper, only eat 8 or less hours a day, basically two breaks at work). - Food is OK not much different than anywhere else. - The lunchroom isn't centered to the camp, it's a 5-10min walk to the farthest rooms, it's very poorly planned. - I spend more time walking to the bus than on the bus.

Ben S

Aug 22, 2021

Pros:1,very big and nice room with private bathroom 2,queen size bed! 3,mini fridge available Cons: food-just so so

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