The cave basin has a sulphur pool and a sulphur cave as well as multiple walkways around the property. A very interesting and inexpensive place to visit if you can handle the sulphur smells.

less crowded than other tourist spots but very nice place to visit and learn about the early history & geology, etc. There are guided tours or you can browse the area yourself. Minimal entrance fee can be purchased at the gift shop or at the...More

As the birthplace of Canada's national parks, we could not miss this site. A bit disappointed as there's just one very small cave (we've been to Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico, US) but it was interesting and there were many educational exhibits.

Lovely place with such an amazing story. Everyone must come and check out this gem when in the area! It was walking distance from where we were staying, even when it was raining it was beautiful!

There was a lot more there than we were expecting with a good exhibition . A good well marked trail also.

I was expecting this to be bigger but what they have there is still neat. There is one cave and then some outdoor paths to see some of the other natural hot springs. You also have a good view of the valley from the top...More

I found this very interesting for both its history in the Canada's parks system and the fascinating natural springs emanating from the mountain. It provides a good insight into the history of the sight and allows you to trace the waters back to where they...More