Crump Siding Recreation Site sits along Trout Creek in British Columbia, accessed via a single-lane trail that begins at Princeton-Summerland Road.

The route descends through the broader Crump Recreation Site area, winding through tight turns and loose rock before crossing the historic Kettle Valley Railway Trail — where motor vehicles are prohibited — and dropping down to the creek.

Trout Creek runs heavily in spring, and several informal camping spots are scattered along its banks. The sites are rustic, without picnic tables or fire rings, though pit toilets are available on site.

The descent offers multiple viewpoints into the surrounding valley, making the drive in part of the experience.