December 2009 - We have just added a two bedroom park model cabin to our accommodation inventory. Be among the first to stay in this self-contained unit that accommodates a group. We also have great studio suite rates for the winter (starting at $89.00).

November 2009 – From Oct 19 – April 2010 the boardwalks to the suspension bridge and High Mountain Patio are closed. The “valley” area of Crazy Creek Resort is OPEN all through the winter months. This area includes the Hot Pool Facility, condos, pull-through RV parking, walking trails, and Eagle River shoreline. In the coming years (with more year-round accommodation and the pedestrian overpass completed) the suspension bridge and high mountain amenities will also be operating year-round.

October 2009 - Hot Pools Hours: 11am - 9pm. Also new: more concise written goals for our project. The Crazy Creek Vision: Living the Word of God in the marketplace. The mission is to be a place of rest, recreation and restoration. ie: In a resort setting where mountain splendor declares God’s Glory we intentionally proclaim the Good News, as well as contribute to humanitarian initiatives, and use profits to financially support Christian education." 

Contact us to find out more about Crazy Creek Waterfalls Trust.

25 New pull-through RV sites . Call 250-836-4097 to reserve yours. Getaway Accomodation Specials: only $20 per night for unserviced site. The RV sites are available until the snow piles-up, and again in early Spring. The self-contained suites are available year-round. Anton Forster (Canada Select Accommodation Inspector) comments for BC Tourism included: "Upscale new accommodation units!"

Summer 2009 - The 6th Anniversary and Hot Pools of Crazy Creek Grand Opening July 6th – This month marks the 6th year of operation for Crazy Creek Waterfalls. When the ticket booth appeared midway between Sicamous and Revelstoke, some locals were appalled to see hiking trails enclosed. After a tour of the present facilities, everyone could appreciate the grand vision and substantial construction completed in just 5 years.

The wide plank boardwalks, viewing platforms, and 240' suspension bridge across the gorge were completed in 2002. The bridge allows viewers to be directly in front of the curtain and cascade falls. The High Mountain Patio, manager residence, Gift Shop and Ice Cream Parlour were built with a vision to develop a four-season destination that honours God's creation and blesses his people. A popular tourist site, the Crazy Creek features short hikes to the waterfall area, new accommodation, plus many family-oriented amenities including a brand new Hot Pools facility. The majority of net revenues generated by the Crazy Creek Resort will be distributed to charitable organizations including Trinity Western University in Langley, B.C. As well, donations towards water filters in undeveloped countries are encouraged at info kiosks.

Take a drive to the new ‘hot springs’ at Crazy Creek; three geo-thermally heated pools well-up from below the base of Eagle Pass Mountain. View the beautiful waterfalls from a new angle, a lounge chair on the deck. The cost of admission to the hot pool facility is $9 for adults and $6 for children (under 2 free). Phase 2 and 3 include a swimming pool and kid's water spray park plus the pedestrian overpass.

A grand mix of mountains, gorges, and waterways, these natural surroundings are a awesome place to spend time with friends. Families can hike , bike and hot pool; or picnic and settle down with a good book on the 2 acre sandbar and pebble beach where Crazy Creek joins the Eagle River. The 138 acres are largely undeveloped and one can watch for wildlife as well as search for historical remnants of the pioneer days. This site was once the village of Taft. A sawmill thrived from the late 1800’s and lumber was hauled from the valley by logging train. To power the sawmill water was piped from above Crazy Creek Waterfalls - through the gorge to the mill - via a fourteen inch wood stave pipeline. Large volumes of water (at up to 150 pounds pressure) turned the waterwheel which drove the large band saw. Watch for the waterwheels 33km east of Sicamous where the trailheads begin. Free picnic sites are available, as well as a fruit stand , patio grill, river walk, washrooms and sani-dump. No rig is too big for the new Hot Pools parking lot on the Trans-Canada Highway. The reception and accommodation is adjacent and from there it is an easy five minute walk to the falls . After years of negotiation a pedestrian over-pass has been approved by the Department of Highways and construction will begin.

This summer some camp sites are available starting at $29. Construction of RV Park is running late so they are not taking reservations at this time. Fortunately there are several lovely campgrounds nearby. Full-kitchen suites (sleep 4) are now available, the prices ranging from $89 - $189 for about 500 sq. ft. Next year pull-through RV sites and park model cabins will be available for rent. For more information phone 250-836-4097.

June 11, 2009 – This is the official opening day of the Hot Pools of Crazy Creek. Be one of the first to try the new facility. From June 21st to September 10th Crazy Creek  will be open from 7:30am to 10:30pm daily. The Boardwalks to the Suspension Bridge, Waterfalls and High Mountain Patio close at 9pm.

June 2009 – After filling the hot pools and testing the water balance the new facility was looking ready to open. May 30 the new pump in the supply well malfunctioned and will need to be replaced. The opening is delayed until later June. Please stay tuned.