A big group of parents and kids cheering with their arms up in the hot pool at night, steam rising under the lit trees

Groups & reunions · 30 minutes from Revelstoke

Bring the whole crew.

Family reunions, friends' weekends and milestone celebrations. Cabins, RV sites and tent sites side by side in the forest, with the hot pools at the centre of it all.

  • Up to 500Guests
  • 32Cabins
  • 97RV & Tent Sites
  • 64Seated for Dinner
  • 365 daysOpen Year-Round

Stay together, your way

Cabins, RVs and tents, all in one place.

A big group rarely wants to stay just one way. Here, everyone sleeps the way they like and still ends up at the same fire pit. Our campsites are spread among the cabins, so the whole crew stays close.

The Apex cabin among the trees, with its tall gabled window wall, red Adirondack chairs around the fire pit and a picnic table on the deck

Forest cabins and suites

Tucked into the forest, each cabin is its own little retreat. Sink into a cozy bed, linger over coffee on the deck and end the night by your own fire pit under the stars. Some have a gas fireplace or a soaker tub for two, and the larger cabins sleep up to 8. Hot pool access comes with every stay.

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A motorhome with its awning out at a treed RV site, with forest cabins just down the lane

RV sites

Park the rig right in among the cabins, so the RV crowd is never far from the rest of the family. Sites are roomy, from fully serviced 30 and 50 amp pull-throughs to quiet, unserviced forest sites with a real provincial park feel. Every site comes with a fire pit and a picnic table.

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Friends relaxing in camp chairs beside their tent at a Crazy Creek campsite

Tent sites

And for the hardcore members of the crew, we have great tent sites too. Pitch camp under the trees, close to everyone else, and let the hot pools warm you up after a cool night.

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Picture it: Grandma and Grandpa in a cabin, Uncle Dave in his fifth wheel, the cousins in tents, and everyone in the hot pools by four.

Two friends sitting on the edge of the steaming hot pool with their arms up in the rain, the wet deck shining and cloud on the trees

Spring, summer and fall

Rain or shine, hot pools make camping better.

Mountain weather likes to keep you guessing, especially in spring and fall. Here, that's half the fun. When the clouds roll in, everyone heads for the pools, and a chilly, drizzly afternoon turns into the story you tell for years.

Honestly, the pools are even better in the rain. Warm to the shoulders, cool drops on your face, steam drifting through the trees. Think of them as built-in weather insurance for your group trip.

Pool access comes with every cabin stay, and RV and tent guests get discounted rates on pool passes.

Cousins laughing over a stacking-block game at a picnic table on a cabin deck

Family reunions

Meet in the middle.

Crazy Creek sits right on the Trans-Canada between Calgary and Vancouver, so no one side of the family gets stuck with the long drive. Everyone arrives, settles in, and the days take care of themselves.

  • Mix cabins, RV sites and tent sites in one booking
  • Playground and pump track to keep the kids busy
  • Walks along Crazy Creek and the Eagle River, with beaches for a lazy afternoon
  • Hot pools open daily, 9 am to 10 pm

Approximate drive times to Crazy Creek on the Trans-Canada

  1. Vancouverabout 5 hrs
  2. Kamloops / Kelownaabout 2 hrs
  3. Salmon Armabout 50 min
  4. Crazy CreekMalakwa, BC
  5. Revelstokeabout 30 min
  6. Goldenabout 2 hrs
  7. Calgaryabout 5 hrs

Times are approximate in good conditions. Winter travel over Rogers Pass and the Coquihalla can take longer; check DriveBC before you leave.

Room to gather

Places to be together, not just places to sleep.

Tell us what your group has in mind and we'll suggest the right spot for it.

Two wooden cabanas with picnic tables at the edge of the grass field, with the forest behind

The play field

An open field with cabanas for group meals, games, family photos and the kids' soccer match that gets out of hand. Need more cover? We can bring in tents.

A crowd gathered around the large group fire pit at dusk while a band plays on the stone stage under the lit trees

The large fire pit

Where the stories come out. Room for a big circle of chairs and a long night of catching up.

A family group of kids and adults smiling together at the edge of the hot pool at night, with steam and lit trees behind

The hot pools

Sooner or later, this is where everyone ends up. Open every day from 9 am to 10 pm, rain, shine or snow.

Out the door

Get outside together.

Some of the best moments of a group trip happen away from the cabins, and you don't have to go far to find them.

A family laughing and splashing in the shallow, clear water of the Eagle River while their dog plays nearby, with forest behind

Creek and river beaches

A day at the beach, right on site.

Crazy Creek and the Eagle River both have beaches for the whole crew. Wade in, skip rocks, let the dog splash around, or set up camp chairs and stay for the afternoon.

River levels change through the season, so keep an eye on little ones near the water.

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A family with two young girls and their dog walking a mossy forest trail among tall cedars near Crazy Creek

Hikes nearby

Trails for every pace.

There are lots of hikes in the area, from easy forest walks the little ones can manage to bigger climbs for the keen ones in the group. Ask us when you arrive and we'll point you to the right trail.

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A group weekend

What three days together can look like.

Friday

  • Arrive from 4 pm and settle into cabins and sites
  • First soak of the weekend as the steam rises
  • Everyone together at the big fire pit

Saturday

  • Slow breakfast, then an afternoon on the Eagle River beaches
  • Kids on the playground and pump track
  • Catered dinner in the meeting room or on the play field, then the family photo
  • Last hour in the pools is adults only

Sunday

  • One more morning soak
  • One last walk along Crazy Creek
  • Pack up by 11 am and start planning next year

The meeting room

Everyone at one table.

For the big family dinner, the milestone birthday or a rainy evening together, our meeting room seats up to 64 at tables. There's a bar and sink at one end, and you can set it up as two long tables or tables of eight.

Floor plan of the Crazy Creek meeting room with eight 8-foot tables joined into two long banquet tables, 32 chairs along each, 64 seats in all
Two long tables64 seats

Two long banquet tables, so the whole family sits down together.

Floor plan of the Crazy Creek meeting room with eight 8-foot tables set in four rows of two, eight chairs at each table, 64 seats in all
Tables of eight64 seats

Eight tables of eight, so the cousins can claim their own table.

Tap a floor plan to see it full size. Ask us about the room and catering in your inquiry and we'll help you plan the meal.

Planning essentials

Good to know before you book.

Book early

Next year's calendar opens at the end of November.

Large groups get first priority, so we can fit everyone together. Send your inquiry now and we'll be in touch as soon as dates open.

Group inquiry

Tell us about your group.

A few details help us suggest the right mix of cabins and sites. No commitment, and we'll get back to you personally.

See you by the fire

The hardest part is finding a date that works for everyone.

We'll handle the space. You bring the people.