This was a mediocore accomidation along the Alaska Highway. There was hair in the bathtub, but no cobb webs. The kitchenette was a nice touch. However on our way home we stayed at the Poplars Campground and it was beautiful. The Poplars Campground cabins were by far our best accomodations on our trip. More

We stayed at this place going west and were put into a cabin with our group. It was adequate and had kitchen facilities which would have been nice had there been food available. The water smells terrible! On our return we were put into a room attached to the main building and it was horrible. It was very tiny, smelled... More

We were moving from the states to Alaska and ended up staying at the toad river lodge. When I went in to ask how much a room was for 2 adults 3 kids a 2 dogs they told me $79.00 plus $15 for the dogs. That seemed reasonable so we decided to check in only to be charge $150 for... More

We stayed here on our way driving out of Alaska to the states. We had a cabin and it was REEAAALLLYYYY roughing it! very old accomidations, sheets im sure were slept on a few times before us, and most of all the water smells like rotten eggs!!!! No lie, its awful. If you must stay here (there is a lack... More

Cabins are very basic and have a smell apparantly from the water that contains a lot of iron. However if you can put up with this then setting next to a lake is stunning. Saw both Moose and Beaver in lake. Site has petrol and good basic food in cafe. More

I reserved a motel room at the Toad River Lodge with my credit card a week in advance. I showed up and the ladies puzzled over their ledger and finally told me, "Sorry, we gave your room away." I had to drive three hours to Fort Nelson to find another motel. It would have been nice if they'd offered me... More