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Glacier National Park (Loop Brook site) 
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Rating: ★★★★★★★★☆​​☆​​​​​​​​    Loop Brook  

Trans-Canada Hwy, Rogers Pass,  BC, V0E 2S0   (250) 837-7500


No. of  Sites (20)  20 non-electrical sites, 0 electrical sites, 0 group sites


Wheel Chair Accessible  Campgrounds - Not designated as such 
​Blog Entries:  Glacier Park ( Loop Brook) - August 2014

Terrain -Campsites are very private in lush cedar and hemlock forest, more shade than sunshine. Sites are well laid out and on sandy/gravel ground.

Staff -  no staff, self serve, first come first serve basis

Bathrooms - 1 solar powered log structure with flush toilets and running water

Showers - 0

Beach - none available, instead there is a running creek nearby

Out Door Water Faucets - one outdoor sink located outside the bathroom as well as a drinking fountain outside the bathroom.

Hiking Trails - Loop Brook Trail (1.6 km)  - This trail highlights the stone pillars that once carried the railway track across the valley. These features 
                                                                      are among the oldest surviving man-made structures in western Canada.
                     
Pet Amenities - Pets welcome but there is nothing special set up for them.

Playground - None available

Park Store - None available 

Boat/Canoe  Rentals -  None available

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Things To Do At Glacier National Park (Loop Brook site) 

- Self Guided trail
- Picnicking 
- Interpretive Programs
- Geocaching

Attractions And Places To Go Near Glacier National Park (Loop Brook site) 

Closest City - Revelstoke, British Columbia

- Rogers Pass Discovery Centre
- The Last Spike Site at Craigellachie
- Hot springs at Albert Canyon 
- The Enchanted Forest 
- Revelstoke Railway Museum
- Three Valley Gap Ghost Town
- Revelstoke Aquatic Centre
- Skunk Cabbage Boardwalk
- Revelstoke Museum
- Crazy Creek Resort and Hot Pools

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Directions: 

From Revelstoke: Travelling north-east, Go  61.7 km   on Hwy 1.


Signs For Directions  To Park - Easy to see and easy to find.
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