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Beaverfoot Lodge

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About this property

Take time to pamper yourself with a visit to the full-service spa. This hotel also features complimentary wireless internet access, a picnic area, and barbecue grills.
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  • Free Wi-Fi

  • Meeting Rooms

  • Private beach

  • Ecotours on Site

  • Picnic Area/Tables

  • Designated Smoking Area

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Location

4220 Beaverfoot Rd, Golden, Canada

Yoho National Park (4.4 miles)

Wapta Falls Trailhead (9.1 miles)

Kootenay River (12.9 miles)

Golden Skybridge (20.1 miles)

British Columbia Visitor Centre at Golden (20.2 miles)

Whitetooth Brewing Company (20.9 miles)

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Guest reviews of Beaverfoot Lodge

Facilities

4

Cleanliness

6

Service

5.6

2

Jennifer

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2 weeks ago

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Stayed 1 night

It was a room with a shared bathroom and no hot water so I had to walk to a cabin for a shower. I got locked out of my room for over an hour because they gave me the wrong key and left. The lodge is over 10 miles off the highway down a dirt logging road nowhere near anything.
It was a room with a shared bathroom and no hot water so I had to walk to a cabin for a shower. I got locked out of my room for over an hour because they gave me the wrong key and left. The lodge is over 10 miles off the highway down a dirt logging road nowhere near anything.
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Brenda

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Aug 16, 2026

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Stayed 1 night

Do not book this place, not at all advertised, NO restaurant, NO spa, dirty, mice, not in Golden!
Do not book this place, not at all advertised, NO restaurant, NO spa, dirty, mice, not in Golden!
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RONALD

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Aug 5, 2026

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Stayed 1 night

The picture that pops up when you check out the hotels.com site looks to be decades old and much better maintained. This lodge was very remote. You travel on a logging road somewhere around 10+ miles out. Upon arrival we found out from another couple that there was no electricity on the property that was working. Those same guests stated that there was an open drainage septic system in front of a cottage rental. Since there was not electricity, even though there was a kitchen, nothing worked. Another couple found an outside grill to cook dinner, but had to wait since there was no propane in the tank. There were 11 guest rooms upstairs with 2 shared bathrooms. None of this was presented on the website for the lodge. In the bathroom, there was a note posted that toilet paper was limited and the ladies were supposed to place used toilet paper in an open trash can. No hot water was available for showers. Around 11 pm, I was awakened when I heard a generator that ran for approximately 15-20 minutes. During this time we could see light under the door to the hall. The rest of the night it was just 3 camping lanterns. There was a total of 3 couples there that night, and we were the last to leave at 5 am. My opinion is that a young couple bought the property with the goal of fixing it up. Question is, are you willing to pay your money for very substandard lodging accommodations to fund this project.
The picture that pops up when you check out the hotels.com site looks to be decades old and much better maintained. This lodge was very remote. You travel on a logging road somewhere around 10+ miles out. Upon arrival we found out from another couple that there was no electricity on the property that was working. Those same guests stated that there was an open drainage septic system in front of a cottage rental. Since there was not electricity, even though there was a kitchen, nothing worked. Another couple found an outside grill to cook dinner, but had to wait since there was no propane in the tank. There were 11 guest rooms upstairs with 2 shared bathrooms. None of this was presented on the website for the lodge. In the bathroom, there was a note posted that toilet paper was limited and the ladies were supposed to place used toilet paper in an open trash can. No hot water was available for showers. Around 11 pm, I was awakened when I heard a generator that ran for approximately 15-20 minutes. During this time we could see light under the door to the hall. The rest of the night it was just 3 camping lanterns. There was a total of 3 couples there that night, and we were the last to leave at 5 am. My opinion is that a young couple bought the property with the goal of fixing it up. Question is, are you willing to pay your money for very substandard lodging accommodations to fund this project.
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Danielle

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May 24, 2026

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Stayed 1 night

It was alright. It’s like you’re camping with a safe place to stay. You should bring your own firewood otherwise they will charge you. But there is a lot of sticks and wood laying around you can use if you pick it up yourself. The power went out so we didnt have lights at night, but it was an adventure. I would go again later in the summer. It’s not a luxurious experience but if you’re adventurous and like to do random things you will have fun. The horses were not there yet. It was a 3/5 for me. The road on the way there was absolutely terrible and dangerous for 15 km but we survived. Just drive slow and pay attention on the dirt road.
It was alright. It’s like you’re camping with a safe place to stay. You should bring your own firewood otherwise they will charge you. But there is a lot of sticks and wood laying around you can use if you pick it up yourself. The power went out so we didnt have lights at night, but it was an adventure. I would go again later in the summer. It’s not a luxurious experience but if you’re adventurous and like to do random things you will have fun. The horses were not there yet. It was a 3/5 for me. The road on the way there was absolutely terrible and dangerous for 15 km but we survived. Just drive slow and pay attention on the dirt road.
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Richie

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Aug 21, 2025

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Stayed 1 night

Too Far from Downtown area and the Road going there is not pavement
Too Far from Downtown area and the Road going there is not pavement

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Check-in from 06:00

Before 12:00

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FAQs about Beaverfoot Lodge

Is parking available at the property?

Yes, free self-parking is available on-site.

Are pets allowed at the property?

Yes, pets are allowed with a fee of CAD 50 per pet, per stay. Service animals are exempt from fees.

What are the check-in and check-out times?

Check-in is at 06:00 and check-out is at 12:00. Early or late check-in/check-out may be available upon request, but guests should contact the property at least 24 hours before arrival for arrangements.

What accessibility features are available for guests with disabilities?

The property has limited wheelchair accessibility, including a walkway to water and step-free entrances. However, specific details about accessible rooms and facilities are not provided.

What is the location of the property in relation to key landmarks?

The property is located on the boardwalk/promenade, 14 minutes by car from Yoho National Park, 20.1 miles from Golden Skybridge, and 28 miles from Emerald Lake. Public transport details are not specified.

What are the policies for guests staying with children?

Up to 4 children aged 6 years old and younger can stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room using existing bedding.

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