Long Lake Camp is a 3.6-star hotel in Fort McMurray, AB, Canada, featuring 57 guest reviews. Discover accommodation options and plan your stay with honest insights.
Recent guests highlight comfortable rooms and good food at Long Lake Camp, while noting certain maintenance and service inconsistencies. This hotel suits those prioritizing practical amenities over modern luxury.
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Long Lake Camp is a modest hotel located in Fort McMurray, Alberta. Catering primarily to travelers needing convenient access close to work sites, it offers simple accommodations with private bathrooms and basic in-room amenities such as a fridge and decent-sized TV. While the building shows its age and some areas could benefit from upgrades, the camp maintains a generally clean environment supported by attentive housekeeping and maintenance staff.
The dining experience receives mixed reviews. Breakfast is often described as good, while lunch and dinner vary day to day with limited menu options. Food quality is generally solid, with certain guests highlighting standout dishes from the kitchen, including special items from the Chinese chef. However, some visitors have noted that the dining room comes with numerous rules and service can be inconsistent, with friendliness varying among staff members.
Facilities include a gym and recreational room, which guests have found to be valuable additions for downtime. Rooms are small yet functional, providing twin beds, comfortable bedding, and private shower rooms. The property’s location offers short walking distances to workplace sites and proximity to the town, useful for those who might need alternate dining or supplies.
The overall guest impression of Long Lake Camp is mixed but generally practical for those seeking a no-frills, convenient base in the area. It is suited for travelers who prioritize location and straightforward accommodations over luxury. Wi-Fi connectivity is reportedly weak, which might be a consideration for some guests. Long Lake Camp reflects a balance of adequate comfort and operational simplicity typical of working camps in such industrial regions.
Reviews from travelers who stayed here in the last 12 months, grouped to help you spot the pattern quickly.
I just stayed here for the first time and overall it was great! Great food, nice rooms and great staff. The only downsides are the very weak wifi here and the absolute crazy amount of rules for the dining room!
I liked this camp, food is solid. Rooms are good. Staff was helpful!
Decent food, nice rooms with private bathrooms, comfortable beds, lunch selection is very hit or miss day by day. Would be 5 stars, but the staff is pretty rude with the exception of a few kitchen staff.
Rooms are great gym n rec room is awesome n food is amazing
It looks like 2 stars hotel. It is not new. Front desk, cleaners, kitchen staff do good job. But, maintenance, like electrical - change light bulb, need to wait for days. Private shower room. Food is good. Location - almost on site. Few minutes to workplace. But, too close to potential explosion.
Camp is good it’s home away from home. Food is decent if you not to picky. Bagged lunches are best if you custom order your sandwiches. Rooms are clean, gym is good. There are better camps but this one is more than adequate. It’s an older camp but you have your own room and the distance to walk anywhere is short. Been here about two years now. Town is close if you need gas or want a different meal than what is served for that night.
Rooms could use an upgrade but shoutout to the Chinese chef cooking straight heat in the kitchen, ask for their chinese secret menu items lol. It is a Chinese company so that threw me off a bit, but they are all very nice and will try to speak Chinese to you
Rooms are small BUT you get a comfy, twin bed, two decent pillows, private washroom w/ shower and fridge (also good chair & desk). TV is decent size (I don't watch tv). Camp is very clean and maint. staff do a good job. Everyone is friendly. Food is cooked well and breakfast is good, dinner is ok (Im not a fan of the menu here only due to fact that choices are limited) but from what they do serve, its cooked well. As far as lunches go; Also kind of limited and if you're on any kind of low/no carb diet like zero bread or sugar, good luck to you. Pretty good gym and decent rec room with a pair of pool tables etc. As far as work camps go, its pretty decent.
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