Civeo Beaver River Executive Lodge

The exec rooms are good for a camp room. Breakfast is passable but the dinners are absolutely terrible. The quality of food they're giving to guys working 12 hour shifts every day is embarrassing frankly. Avoid staying here if you can, go work in other provinces.

This camp is average. The rooms are pretty good. The food quality is very good. The selection, availability and variety are terrible. I’m here during an outage, we’re not at peak numbers and there are already long lineups for meals, very limited selection for fresh fruits and vegetables (same items for many days), and extremely limited choices for pack up lunches. That being said, the rooms are pretty good and the food quality is very good.

The rooms in this place are amazing, plenty of space to walk around and not feel cluttered by items you bring or items in the room itself. The shower is much bigger than others I have been in, plus you have a place to sit so you can fully clean yourself. If your like me you can just sit down and have the shower going as you wind down from a long day. They have a game room filled with pool tables and a few other games, the workout room is fully stocked with everything you would want. As for the FOOD it is almost always amazing ( depends on the cook that day/week ) the lunch room is decent and has a variety of sandwiches and wraps, you can even custom order your own lunch!! So all in all it was great, friendly staff ( give or take with security )

The rooms are great and kept clean, the wifi works great compared to most other camps. The food on the other hand is horrible, the lowest quality they can find , the best way to explain it would be to say its rejected at the hotdog factory. Breakfast isn't served for the guys getting up for night shift either.

Okay place to stay for maybe two weeks. There is virtually no accommodations for food sensitivities, there was no plastic cutlery for bag up for weeks, the food is mediocre at best something is always overcooked and the seasoning is horrible. The food servers are all over the place, some will barely give you any food and others will load up with one thing, but they're all obsessed with trying to put food on your plate you didn't ask for. They refuse to add extra servers when there's a huge lineup. My MTO sandwich had moldy bread. The front desk staff are rarely there and have no idea whats going on with the rooms and checking out. My door stopped working so their solution was to tell me (a woman) to just leave my door propped open every time I left, like what the actual f is that. Poor room service, there was someone else's toenail on the floor in my bathroom that never moved the month I was there. Black mold in the bathroom, the days they actually came and cleaned were never what they were supposed to be. Room service tried to enter my room while I was sleeping! Even with the nightshift tag on the door, if I didn't have the door stop on they would have came in. The bedsheets are too small and pop off while you're sleeping. The walls are so thin you can hear your neighbor fart. And they were working on the furnaces and making so much noise, again while we were sleeping. The TVs are so small and terrible. I hope to never stay here again.

One of the worst camps ever, the Food was ok here some years ago, but has gone down hill since reopening under a new name and owners. Small beds, thin walls, line ups for meals, lunch room, is always packed. Rooms are not cleaned. Same bed sheets for 3 weeks, took new ones off the maids cart and changed myself. I was my own floors. on a rating of 1 to 5, 5 being excellent, Athabasca Lodge, gets a 1

This Lodge had been good with great staff however now they are under new management and their inexperience shows. The changes they have made to the breakfast menu seem cheap and unnecessary. It's also seems like they have cut down on lobby staff so checking in has tripled in time. The gym is good and rooms are clean but there is room for improvement in the kitchen and front line service.

Due to a lapse in their covid protocols night shift workers are now left without food and water. They have security watching over the food and cups preventing workers from getting breakfast or lunch throughout the night. The front desk lady was of little help and when asked to speak to a manager about the policy her only answer was that she cannot help or contact them and cannot feed anyone offshift staying in the camp. In our contracts we are supposed to have like home condition. I understand this is extraordinary times with covid but basic human rights dictate you have access to food and water - and I have access to food and water at home.Please reconsider your overnight protocols when it comes to feeding the prisoners.

Not all room are like executive specially my room, there is no different in athabasca just not jack and jill but the same design and sizes.The front desk is not helpfull because instead of giving you a good room they will put you in a small and far location..