The best camping near Twin Falls Tea House National Historic Site

Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Twin Falls Tea House National Historic Site adventure.

Discover the rustic charm of Twin Falls Tea House amid the Rockies.

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Canadian Rockies Retreat

8 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents150 acres · BC

Experience true seclusion in a remote, picturesque setting. This is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to enjoy a private, nature-filled retreat in the Canadian Rockies. With access to a creek, 3 waterfalls and a surrounding forest, this is the perfect place to escape the busyness of city life. Spend your days exploring the waterfalls and the iconic Blaeberry River! Follow the Waterfall signs to get to the first waterfall then go up the canyon to see the other ones. The Blaeberry River offers gentler rafting and paddling opportunities. There are also SUP, kayak and canoe guided tours and rentals nearby. There’s plenty of hiking, fishing, paddling and biking to enjoy. We have 3 different listings available an off-grid cabin, 2 yurts or a tent site with 3 different campsites available. We look forward to hosting you!

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Golden GunnyWolf Getaway

1 site · RV, Tent40 acres · BC

Our family owns 40 acres of land in the forest set a ways back from the main road. We have a family home here as well as lots of land to explore and enjoy. There are trails into the neighbouring properties (however some are a bit wild and overgrown). We're close to many things such as the Skybridge, the Wolf Sanctuary, the beautiful rivers and waterfalls down in the Blaeberry, the lakes around the area and up the ski hill. There is lots of whitewater rafting, mountain biking and paragliding in the summer. In the winter it's an amazing backcountry skiing area or go up the Kicking Horse Mountain resort. Our site is private and secluded. Further down the road is our house where we are doing lots of building and construction so mind the mess if you do go for a wander.

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Goonieland GlamperVan & Sauna Camp

4 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents200 acres · BC

Welcome to Goonieland. We are an off-grid Permaculture farm perched on the edge of the Rocky Mountains. We are conveniently located between Yoho and Glacier National Parks, 20 minutes from Golden BC. The sauna campground is in a meadow above our farm with epic mountain views and creeks nearby. The purpose of Goonieland is to learn, practice and teach permaculture, regenerative agriculture, and natural law, while moving towards sovereignty, intentional community, and ecosystem restoration. We open our land to our fellow freedom fighters and folks walking the road toward a regenerative future and self-responsibility. We have three family tenting sites and a glampervan with a shared wood-fired sauna! #1 Sauna Under the Stars Ample room for tents and small caravans/campers with mountain views and a shared wood-fired sauna. #2 The Glamper-Van: Our cozy glamper van has a cush bamboo mattress, laminate flooring, wood paneling, mood lighting, charging ports, and a cubic mini wood stove! A hammock, fire pit, and shared 4-person wood-fired sauna await you. As our property is accessed from the Trans-Canada Highway you will be asked to review detailed instructions on how to best approach and leave the property.

The best camping near Twin Falls Tea House National Historic Site guide

Overview

About

When train whistles first blew through the Rocky Mountains in the early 1900s, the Canadian Pacific Railway built grand hotels, rustic lodges and backcountry chalets amid some of Canada’s most spectacular natural landscapes. Today, Twin Falls Tea House is a seasonal overnight retreat for registered guests. Stop at the historic log building while day-hiking to enjoy its rustic architecture and breathtaking views of the dual cascades of Twin Falls.

When to go

The best time to visit Twin Falls Tea House National Historic Site is during the summer months, from June to September, when the trails are clear and the weather is favourable for hiking. The site is closed for the season during the winter, making access challenging due to snow and ice.

Know before you go

Check the weather forecast before your visit, as mountain conditions can change rapidly.
Be aware that the Tea House is accessible only by foot, with an 8.5 km hike from the Takakkaw Falls parking lot.
For overnight stays, contact the Alpine Club of Canada to secure reservations in advance.
Remember to carry sufficient water and snacks, as facilities are limited along the trail.
Respect the natural environment and adhere to the Leave No Trace principles during your visit.