Wild Rose RV Park

Not much has changed in the two years since we were here last. The park was easy to find. It is located just off of Highway One on Flood Hope Road. There is pavement all the way. Signage is adequate. Check in was efficient and friendly.

Our site, 46, was a back in that was long and wide enough for our Coach and Towed. Services (50/30 amp, water, sewer and cable TV) were to the left side. All services worked well. There are some privacy buffers between some sites. Distancing is fair for an urban park. Each site has a table and most sites have a fire pit. Overall the park was well groomed. The full time sites were neat and tidy.

Wifi is included in the price and worked well enough for YouTube and mail but don’t even think about streaming. We did not look for OTA TV. Satellite might be difficult because of the trees. We did not use the washrooms or free showers but looked and found them the be clean.

We did not hear a lot of Highway or railway noise even though it is close. There are no restaurants or services within walking distance but the town of Hope is only about 10 minutes down the road. This is a pleasant stop for over night (or a few days) but not much longer. There isn’t much to do in Hope. We paid $52.00 per night plus an extra $8:00 for the dog (4$ /night) plus tax with a 10% GS discount and we feel we received fair value. This is the best park in the area. We will be back if in Hope again.

Easy to find on our way north to Prince George (turnaround point for us) as our daughter and her boyfriend head north to Alaska. It is an RV park so a little close but it is clean even with the permanent residents. The facilities were spotless and there was a nice playground if you have young ones. The operator was friendly even though we had a communication problem and we paid twice for a spot. When it was explained, he promptly refunded our money ( our daughter's name is spelled with a "C" not a "K" which caused the confusion). We were near the front of the park and the spots in the back have more trees and more permanent residents. Everyone seemed to be taking good care of their areas. There was even a little library back there with a neat bench to sit and read. We went into town and looked at all the chainsaw wood carvings and wandered around town. Bridal Falls was down the road and an easy in and out with our truck camper. It was a nice walk and the falls was fine.

The park was easy to find. It is located just off of Highway One on Flood Hope Road. There is pavement all the way. Signage is adequate. Check in was efficient and friendly. Our site, 4, was a pull through that was just long enough for our Coach and Towed. Services (50/30 amp, water, sewer and cable TV) were to the left side. All services worked well. There are no real buffers between our site. Distancing is very close almost awning to slide. Each site has a table. Our’s was very small. Overall the park was well groomed. The full time sites were neat and tidy. Wifi is included in the price and worked well enough for YouTube and mail but don’t even think about streaming. We did not look for OTA TV. Satellite might be difficult because of the trees. We did not use the washrooms or free showers but looked and found them the be clean. The Playground equipment looked new and the wood chip base was fresh. We did not hear a lot of Highway noise even though it is close. There are no restaurants or services within walking distance but the town of Hope is only about 10 minutes down the road. This is a pleasant stop for over night (or a few days) but not much longer. There isn’t much to do in Hope. We paid $48.00 per night inc tax with a 10% GS discount and we feel we received fair value. We will be back if in the area.

We had a travel plan laid out for our return from Alaska, but switched things up by only spending one night in the Hyder area so suddenly our travel plans for the rest of BC turned to jello. Picked this one based on location and hit the jackpot. Glad I hadn't read the other review before we got here.

This park appears to have had lots of new maintenance, including fresh paving for the access road and the upper pull-through sites. Site 11 was a FHU site near the very clean and well cared for laundry/bath building. We had excellent connectivity on Google Fi

My only dig on this park was that the entrance is cramped and the dump station (if you didn't use the dump at your site) puts you head on into the traffic that is parked for check-in. Strange, but only an impact during check-in.

50 amp FHU with cable. Shady spots. Easy location to Hope. However this campground is really getting run down. It could be a nice place if they put some effort into landscaping. There are also a lot of permanent residents and their trailers are falling apart. That adds to the run down feel. They have wifi but it's barely usable. If you need to get an email or 2 out, it'll do but that's about it. The bathrooms were clean and the showers looked ok although I did not use them.
Both ATT and T-Mobile were strong and stable although ATT came in and out of 4g. Using the booster, I was able to maintain 4g with speeds over 10mbps d/l. This park would also be hard to navigate for a big rig.

If you do stay here, I would recommend staying in the back part as those sites actually have some privacy and are a little nicer.