We stayed at this resort end of July for tent camping and are coming again in September and looking…read moreforward to it. We had a bigger group. All staff were helpful and accommodating. Bathrooms were very clean and we were pleasantly surprised at the availability to purchase ice and firewood. I am really surprised at these other recent negative reviews posted. A group of Asian friends (I am identifying this as it was singled out on their reviews) was camping right next to us and they were having a good time and they had no issues with the site managers or staff. I would recommend this campground personally. We had a great time. There are a lot more trailers then tent camping and it was nice as tent camper not to have the crowds and lines for bathrooms. Only issue is the bathrooms are for individuals with sink, toilet and shower so if someone takes a long time getting ready (or believe it or not doing their makeup) you have to wait to pee. Great place to camp. Right at the riverside. Not a lot of tree coverage so can get hot be prepared.

ATTENTION: BEWARE, THIS BUSINESS WILL CHARGE YOUR CREDIT CARD WITHOUT YOUR CONSENT**…read more Unfortunately - our group was racially discriminated (verbally and aggressively) while trying to spend our August long weekend with family. Such a disrespectful business, no leadership skill was present whatsoever therefore sharing our side of the story was pointless and irritating. In short, we were falsely accused of ridiculous activities and found an unauthorized charge on our credit card. During times like this, you would think we would be treated with equality. Our bathroom rights were taken away as punishment. What a joke.

This day-use, picnic site - located across the highway from Sasquatch Provincial Park - provided a…read morelovely, quiet spot along Harrison Lake for us to spend some quality time befor heading into Harrison Hots Springs for a stay last week. It was too early to attempt a check-in there, and we had remembered how much we enjoyed doing the same here a couple years ago. It worked out perfectly. We arrived from Hope in the still 'early' morning, and enjoyed some self-made sandwiches and beverages for a sort of breakfast/brunch, and absorbed all the natural sights and sounds. The latter included many birds (several ravens, hawks, and various ground birds), and the Lake itself -- for a couple of hours. The whole, main picnic area in the Park was ours for the entire stay. A morning, very pleasant, and much-enjoyed stop. Would I like it there when crowded with families - no - but for us, on this early, weekday morning, it was a lovely, natural treat to a portion of our time away from home last week.

you have to drive up 7km to get here from downtown area. Rocky beach and saw a lot of mosquitos…read more There is a large parking lot area.

Nobody with and RV over 35 ft should even consider this place! There are hairpin turns with a nice…read moresize incline coming into the park! I had to gun it in 4 wheel drive with our 45ft. Trailer! There was much backing up and pulling forward to make the turns. Once in, it was a bitch backing into our space, no pull thru's. Most of the men here are full timers and leave their rig here not giving much to turn over. If you are here during the week it looks packed but it's literally empty! I honestly wish we stayed elsewhere

Clothing optional Gay campground…read more I have not stayed here but from the other reviews, it looks nice, so I'm listing it as five stars. We almost booked this as a family weekend until we went to their website, where we realized it was listed as a clothing optional gay campground. I have no issue with that, except when it comes to my kids. They are both a little young for a clothing optional place at this point, so we opted to book elsewhere. I just wanted others to not notice what we almost didn't.

August long weekend, the sun is blaring, perfect time for camping! That's what everyone thought…read moretoo and after roaming around Chilliwack, our campground scout finally found something available at the brand new Cheam Fishing Village just outside the town of Agassiz. Cheam Fishing Village is located right along the Fraser River on First Nations land. The campsites are laid out a bit like parking lot spots, with enough room for a trailer and picnic table. You have your choice of being river front or along the path where there is more shade from the trees. Each campsite has running water fed from the river. Cheam Fishing Village is not your typical BC provincial parks where your neighbour campers are cushioned with shrubs and big enough for the Goslings' motor home. It is designed for fishermen to set up camp, go out to the river, do some fishing and then camp out to rest. Hence, the running water at every site. You can walk down to the river where the boat launch/dock is, but it's not much of a beach with all the dinosaur egg type rocks. However, grab a chair and clunk it right into the water and enjoy the serenity and view. Forget something? Need ice? Ran out of booze? That's ok, hop across the highway and you're in town in 15 minutes. Don't want to lose touch in your social media circle? That's ok too, you get full reception for all your picture sharing or quarrel verifications. Not much of a fisher(wo)man but I would definitely go back to Cheam Fishing Village again for a quick camping trip.

Fantastic, family oriented campground. Everyone we met camps there annually and most also fish. The…read more"regulars" were all friendly, welcoming, and really made our stay there fantastic. Yes, it is dusty traveling the last mile there and the campground has lots of gravel, but there is a sweetness, and heart-felt friendliness that overwhelms a little dust acquired coming and going.

Was a fluke we found out about this place Very nice place…read moregreat scenery old growth trees ten feet across Renee is a pleasure to deal with Buntzen lake with in walking distance Clean updated facilities A must stay Bryan

We have been to around a dozen rv parks. While we have seen some good ones this park wins for us…read moreoverall. The only real complaint we had was the weather, which isn't their fault, and that we couldn't stay longer. The park is very well cared for and there is a lot going on. Activities most days that are actually attended. We were camped right next to the park and our kids had friends to play with any time of day. We liked the way the park is setup. It isn't just a big square grid of rvs. It has some character. Park and rec center in the middle either little rows if rvs around it. Lots of bathrooms and showers. Very clean. Cleaned every day. Garbage collection from your site every day. Pool was awesome. Heated just right and really cool couches and cabanas. Staff was fantastic. Every interaction I had was good. They are on top of things and very well organized but more interested in people than the rules. Perfect mix. Thanks guys. We will be back.

The new manager "Rick" was very rude with me today in front of many people...and in front of my 8…read moreyears old son. He asked me to leave the store, he even said that I was banned from the store, that I should leave before he even called police!! He didn't let me finishing my shopping (marshmallow)... A boy in the store said that he would take care of it and he bought the things from us... Everything started when I asked the manager for some minutes to talk. He invited me to his office (in the same store...)... We sat and I explained that I was sad to see what the family room has become. The foosball table, ping pong table, tv, babies area.. everything has been replaced for a table with many plugs to connect cellphones and computers... A big table that it is very tall...too tall for a kid to use has been placed in the middle of the room...it is not an area for kids to play anymore.... His answer was that the family room used to be "a free babysitting area, but not anymore". Then he said: the conversation is over, get out of the store....I said but I wanted to give my point as a mom with kids....we use to play there...it was one of the best family rooms of Thousand trails... OUT! YOU ARE BANNED FROM THIS STORE!! GO OUT BEFORE I CALL POLICE!!! I said that I wanted to finish shopping with my son...he said no...my son left the marshmallow and cookies aside... Many people were in the store...one boy said that he will take care of it..and bought the things for us... I was shocked... Went back to my site... My husband very mad .. The attitude of the manager was shocking.. too rude. We have been members for many years..maybe 5 years... And kids were always very important in Thousand trails... Very sad to see. Sad and scarry. Beyond. Looking forward for someone to look into this situation.

My family and I spent the past weekend at the Springs RV Resort park. We rented a 5th wheel trailer…read morethat is permanently posted up at this park and it was the perfect amount of space for my parents, brother and I. I'm not going to lie, I had no expectations going into this trip and was pleasantly surprised with how relaxing and wonderful our stay was here. The RV park is easy to find and conveniently located a 5 minute drive/10 minute walk from Harrison Lake. The facilities staff are super friendly and helpful. On one of the mornings our car battery died and they quickly came to the rescue to help jump start our car. They also have a hot tub, pool, and a clubhouse with TV access, which was fantastic so that we could watch the NBA playoffs (game 7!!!) one of the evenings. Whether you're looking for an RV park to park your camper/RV or rent from one of the RVs that are already there, I'd highly recommend Springs!

What a great, lush, treed space right in Harrison, 15 minutes walk to town. We were kindly greeted,…read moreJaja lent us an adapter for our stay in our small trailer, we felt safe and it was quiet. Bathrooms and showers are nice, clean. I'd recommend, we all thought it's a very charming place.

My family's favorite spot for weekend camping…read more We are usually at this camp ground twice a year. The good: this campground has over 150 powered sites. There's renting and lake front camping as well. There's a laundromat and store where you can pick up snacks or forgotten supplies. The store also sells firewood but the store is only open during peak season. There are multiple playgrounds for kids as well as a basketball court. Each site has a picnic table and fire ring. The bad: the camp sites are close together so you can be right on top of your neighbors, the noise levels can be pretty loud at times but that can be expected in a location like this. This season the washrooms were not well maintained but with Covid causes changes and rules constantly hopefully it'll be cleaner in the future

Where to begin. The location is beautiful if it wasn't for the refugee, Scottish Gorbals style…read moreencampment slums which are called "seasonal sites". The owners clearly squish in everyone, everywhere not leaving an inch extra space. You literally cannot see the trees for the forest of RV's, there are so many roads throughout you might as well be driving on a suburban street in Burnaby. Well, at least you can park on a suburban street. This horrendous space and aesthetic issue is for both the seasonal sites and tenting sites. Trying to get away from the city? Not here...overpriced and no room, might as well stay home.

Discovery pass needed. Easy trek down to the beach. There's public restroom and water available…read morenear the beach entrance. We tried crabbing here twice. Definitely bring a spare lure; our first attempt, we had to cut the line as it got snagged on some rocks. Saw a lot of people on the beach, enjoying a picnic or even kayaking out to crab boxes in the evening. Beautiful park overall. Make sure you're sure-footed if you're going to climb the rocks.

The beach park section of Larrabee park is gorgeous. There's ample parking, then a decent that's…read moreabout a 45 second walk to a grassy lawn and a beautiful stage built in the early 1900s. There were people performing music on the stage and park goers enjoying on the grass. Just to the left of the stage there's a path to the beach. Another 2-3 minute descent brings you to a trail going left and right. The path to the left is a short trail to a rock you can sit on and climb down to get to the water. Further that way there's another beach. The path to the right leads to a nice beach with a great view and a shade tree. There were some bugs in the washed up kelp, but nothing too bothersome imho. We had a stand up paddleboard so we used the path on the right after the stage area. I would recommend anyone bringing gear down (scuba, kayaks, paddleboards) to use this beach. Larger crafts can use the boat ramp just north of this beach, and you can drive right up to that ramp (north of the stage and parking area). It was a beautiful park and a great place to picnic, enjoy the water, and view the sunset!

Wow did we love this campsite! Our trip was in late spring so the water was insanely cold, but we…read morecouldn't have been happier with the experience. The campsite was a good size, clean, and under a comfortable tree canopy with a soft pine dirt ground. We felt like there was comfortable space between our campsite and others. The lake and hiking trail were both easily accessible. Huge bonus that the hikes start right on the river. So though we had kids who were too little to make it to summit, the views along the way were spectacular (I do recommend making the whole hike if you can though!). My only complaint is how hard this campsite is to book, I tried in February to get something any time in spring or summer and there was only one weekend available for our RV. I do expect however for tent camping there are more sites available.

Loved staying at this campsite during our time in the North Cascades. Reservations book out 6…read moremonths in advance on Recreation.gov. We stayed in Colonial Creek North which I found to be quieter, and I loved our location with our campsite backing into a creek. There are flush toilets in the summer, but no shower facilities FYI.