I'm only commenting on the Hot Springs. As we did not stay at the provincial park. These Hot Springs are about as natural as you can get with the added benefit of a boardwalk thru the marsh to get there, change rooms, steps into the water. It is amazing. There is a $5 charge per person to use. They man the gate from spring to fall. After thar you can walk in mind you, you are still suppose to pay with the honor system. So many hotsprings are so commercialized which takes away from the ambience I think. These spring are not. I have been to the Blue Lagoon in Iceland and I would pick Liard River Hotsprings over that.

Reviewing the hot springs only. We did not stay at the campground. Stopped in on our way to Alaska, It was great! Really nice ranger at the entrance, she shared some details about the area with us. It is $5.00 each for use of the springs. The park has an electric fence in place to protect human and wildlife. Easy walk back to the springs on the boardwalk. Open air, communal changing area. Two areas of the springs, one is cooler. Nice steps going into the springs. We didn't have any issues with mosquitos. We spotted the mama with cub just down the road after leaving the hot springs.

We made reservations here well in advance and if you want to camp here I’d suggest doing the same. There are first come, first served spots but the campground was full by the time we pulled in at 2 pm. Really nice campground. No services. Easy walk to the hot springs. The hot springs themselves were beautiful. Treat yourself to a dip and relax! Beautiful settings and a gorgeous walk along the boardwalk. Maybe a 10 minute hike from the parking lot.