Crazy Creek Waterfalls Resort

Family-oriented 165 ac / 67 ha Resort midway between Revelstoke and Sicamous. Come for a picnic - or stay a few days ... there is something to please every age. Take a hike then relax at new year-round hot spring facility ... 4 pools varying from cold to hot!

Cross the highway on the new pedestrian overpass (Summer 2011) to access the Boardwalks to Crazy Creek Waterfalls and Suspension Bridge (which puts you directly in front of the waterfalls). The High Mountain Patio offers refreshments, washrooms, gift shop, interpretive signage, and platforms to view the waterways and mountain peaks beyond.

RV pull-thru parking & Guest Cabins, plus 2 kms river frontage are featured in the meadow area. This destination  is an ideal stop as you travel through the Rockies; midway between Vancouver & Calgary. Hospitality makes the difference, overnight visitors feel rejuvenated. Crazy Creek Resort is a four-season activity hub in the heart of Eagle Pass Nature Park; world-famous sledding, ATVing trails, hiking, hot springs. Get-Away Accommodation Specials start at $99.

Take a drive to the Hot Pools of Crazy Creek; three geo-thermally heated pools that well-up from below the base of Eagle Pass Mountain. Be soothed as you soak facing majestic Crazy Creek Waterfalls. Re-invigorate with a quick dip in the Cold Plunge Pool or simply lounge with friends on the deck amidst towering cedars and snow-capped peaks. The cost of admission to the hot pool facility is $9.50 for adults.

With the waterfalls viewable from the hot pools and suspension bridge, this area is ideal to explore as a daytrip – a grand mix of mountains, gorges, and waterways. Families can also hike, bike, or relax on the sandbar and pebble beach where Crazy Creek joins the Eagle River. Watch for wildlife and see historical remnants of the pioneer days. This was once the village of Taft. A sawmill thrived from the late 1800’s and lumber was hauled from the valley by logging train. To power the sawmill water was piped from above Crazy Creek Waterfalls - through the gorge to the mill - via a fourteen inch wood stave pipeline. Large volumes of water (at up to 150 pounds pressure) turned the waterwheel which drove the large band saw.

Watch for the waterwheels on Hwy 1 midway between Sicamous and Revelstoke – that is where the trailhead begins. It is an easy 4-minute walk (suitable for all fitness levels) to the waterfalls along broad boardwalks. 

Crazy Creek RV Park is open. For more information go to www.crazycreekresort.com or phone 250-836-4097.