Wells Gray Park/Manhood Lake

Kathleen Angell

An excellent spot. Definitely remember to bring water as it needs to be boiled from the taps, but excellent care of bathrooms

Delainey Marshall

Great camp ground , beautiful lake . The parks people were amazing and come around twice a day to see if you need fire wood and answer any questions you have !

KDK twelve

Nice week of camping, lots of canoeing. Beautiful waterfalls and found an old cabin site in the woods

Shannon Koncur

Dog owners beware of black flies! We were there for only 2 nights and when we arrived home and bathed our golden retriever we noticed many many spots on her tummy, groin, armpits, ears and chest (see last photo). They aren’t harmful apparently and don’t require treatment but the spots look scary. Also A LOT of noseeum’s & mosquitos biting us. So bring lots of mosquito spray and bug deterrents. Otherwise- the campsite was great & well maintained, fairly quiet (when we went), dog friendly “beach”, nice lake, three waterfalls nearby (6-15minute drive and a short walk), pit toilets available & cleanish. I’d go back but would be weary of the bugs & our doggo.

Jonathan Lee

Nice relaxing site away from the hustle and bustle of the city. It's really nice that you can see the stars at night and how fresh the air is out here. Not too far from some easy hikes as well. Outhouses are very well maintained, which is always a good thing. The only 2 things that were an issue were the swarms of mosquitoes (I went in August) and that the lake was infected with Giardia Virus, making the water (and importantly, the taps) undrinkable unless you boiled for 10 minutes.