Radium Hot Springs Campground (Parks Canada)
Managed by Parks Canada, this well-located campground sits right at the entrance to Kootenay National Park. It's famous for the resident bighorn sheep that often wander through the campsites, offering an incredibly close and authentic wildlife experience for campers, along with deer and various birds.
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Radium Hot Springs Campground (Parks Canada) in Kootenay National Park
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Pool, Spa, Bar
budget
Nearest Airport
Radium Hot Springs Airport
Nearest International Airport
Calgary International Airport
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