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It is one of our favourite places to visit and looks different every time. Wildflowers are everywhere. Deer graze along the rivet, which you can float down. Depending on the time of day, the sun casts shadows on the hoodoos giving them a different look throughout the day. It's just a wonderful place to visit for the day and to camp.

Went to camp impeesa for a school camping trip. It was absolutely amazing, and the lake was beautiful. My one grievance though is the bear in the area, and the fecal matter it leaves in the camp. But the experience was amazing. 9/10

This is a wonderful Campground! It is expensive. But worth it. I recommend the all-you-can-eat pancake buffet. The management and staff were very friendly and accommodating. On a clear day there are beautiful views.

This campsite is my least favorite in Glacier. The trail to get to it was convoluted and overgrown. The swinging bridge that we took to get to it seemed dangerous and was missing planks and hardware. I recommend taking the horse ford if you are coming from the Goat Haunt area. It will take you directly to the bearpoles. The campsite itself was actually not that bad. It had easy access to water and an outhouse style toilet.

Lots of wildlife in the area. Could be tough to get reservations, so show up early. Expect it to be crowded but worth the visit.

My getaway place great camping ,fishing,quadding,hunting beautiful veiws

Love it here

Great scout camp

What more could you ask for? Great camp site. Had one black bear come up behind us on the mountain in the morning, but he stayed 50 feet away. Loved it and we would stay again. Seems like Many glacier campground has a much more torn up road.

It was great very enjoyable

Great experience for the family, so glad we stayed here.

Clean and well maintained campground. 14 sites. Some noise from highway and trains. Bring ear plugs. Great place for a night stop near Lethbridge. Coalhurst is a nice little town. Soccer and baseball fields nearby. Play structure for kids.

Great

A great meal and wonderful entertainment by a very talanted family of musician who also prepare and serve it.

This is a great campground in Castle Provincial Park. Most campsites are close to the lake, with a few just steps away. I am told the fishing is great. The pit toilets were clean. Firewood is sold in the campground by displaying a "FIREWOOD" sign on your site (attendants drive through periodically). There are 96 sites available at $23/night (no power). There is an interpretive trail within the campground, as well as many other trails in the area. The trailhead for Table Mountain is near the campground entrance. We saw a bull moose and a male bufflehead duck on the drive in. It was a great stay with so much to see and do in the park, capped with enjoying the sound of loons when we were back at the campsite from our hikes.

Good place to ride horses and be trained correctly

Great building with many services for art and music!

Love! Awesome people!

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