Whistle Stop RV/Tent Park

Adding to my review since I cant comment on other peoples reviews. I seen another review just below mine that said only reason they wouldnt come again is because of all the wildlife, maybe they stayed somewhere else or are mistaken cause I've been here for over 2 years and haven't seen any wildlife AT ALL . I have a 6 year old and im not worried about her playing outside at all. So please dont let someone else's review steer you away i still stand firm with my first review . Great place to stay . We have been living here permanently since the end of May 2020. Owner is awesome has 2 super friendly dogs . Highly recommend this place for camping in the summer if you don't mind the train and the highway . Not called Whistle Stop for no reason. All permanent spots are full but bring your camping gear for next summer

Clean sites. Lots of space between sites so you don't feel packed in like sardines. Seems well managed. The road noise and constant trains passing was a major annoyance.

If Hope and area is your destination and you have dogs or kids this is a great place. There is a large playground with many things, zipline Inc, lots of grass and trees. Yes there is road and rail noise but I feel like the convenience of location, greenery, privacy, and amenities over take the noise. Love the price, showers are free, nice and private, highway is noisy, but it's very convenient so.... And it is called whistlestop so I expect some train noise, but none that has bothered me at all!!!

Whistler Stop (A.K.A. Whistlestop) Campground was perhaps the best experience of a recent vacation through the scenic Rockies and interior to coastal British Columbia. The campground itself was relatively empty (given we had arrived midweek) with only a very friendly German couple occupying an RV site, but that only created a very quiet atmosphere to enjoy and embrace the nature that surrounded us. Whistlestop is literally a stones throw from the highway (coincidentally that was a favourite passtime of our group while staying there, attempting to hit as many windshields as possible! Ha ha!), and the Canadian Pacific Railway also has tracks that run along the other side of the campground, so the soothing rumble of the trains and mighty bellow of the horn give a friendly reminder of the days of old. The man that owns and operates Whistlestop is extremely friendly and apparently very talented in the field of mathematics, because when we showed up he seemingly pulled a number out of thin air to charge us! To make matters simpler, we were never pestered for information such as name or address, and only cash was accepted! Firewood was priced very reasonably, at only about 7 dollars per bundle of wood. Seeing as wood seems to be in short supply around those parts, we hastily purchased 4 bundles and took them back home with us across the Alberta border! Hopefully the wood is not infested with any invasive species such as pine beetles! The night was very peaceful, with only the noise of a distant train horn and the calm rumbling of overnight truckers applying their engine retarder brakes to enter the weigh station adjacent to Whistlestop. Overall 10/10

Very friendly . Nice sites lots with power or just for tenting. Good availability on long weekend's. Tourism BC sign on the hwy says closed,but not true. Just remember it is called Whistle stop for a reason. (Trains)