The Gill Creek private guest suite is located in a quiet neighbourhood in Sunshine Valley, Clearwater, BC, seven minutes from town. It is surrounded by mountains, Trophy and Raft in view and Grizzly mountain behind. It's only an eight minute drive to the Wells Gray Park entrance where you can explore the beautiful waterfalls, lakes, hikes and amazing views throughout the park.
There is also a little lake in Clearwater (Dutch Lake) that rents out paddle boards and kayaks.


The guest suite is entirely your own, having two furnished bedrooms (linen and pillows included), a reclining couch, a full bathroom with a stand up shower (towels, hand towels, face cloths, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and a blowdryer included). There is a fully equipped kitchen with an oven, range hood, stove, microwave, sink, fridge, freezer, toaster, etc. (dishes, cutlery, utensils, pots, pans, etc., included). Coffee and tea are provided for the guest to prepare themselves.

Staying here includes AC in the summer and heat in the winter, free parking, free wifi, satellite, and smart TV's so you can log into your preferred streaming platform.


Luggage may be dropped off early if needed when contacting host in advance.

You may contact the host for a portable electric fan if needed (AC and heat are provided).

If you need a playpen/change table, it may be provided if contacted.

Extra blankets or pillows if needed (each room is provided with sheets, a duvet blanket and cover, a throw blanket, four pillows and three decorative pillows).

A collapsible clothes drying rack may be provided if contacted.

You may contact the host at anytime if you have any questions or concerns.


Some of our famous waterfalls in The Wells Gray Park that are worth seeing: Helmcken, Baileys Chute, Dawson, Moul, Spahats, Silvertip, Triple Decker and Candle Creek.
There are also other great sights nearby/in the park such as, Raft Falls, Green Mountain Viewing Tower, Clearwater Lake, and more.
If you're into longer hikes, we have Trophy Meadows Trail (2km round-trip), with stunning wildflower views in July and August. You can also continue on to Sheila Lake, which is typically a 10km to 12.4km round-trip hike (3-5 hours).