One of the finest camping experiences I've ever had came as a happenstance. Due to Covid…read morerestrictions and Canada's border closure, we were turned back and with a quick search on my mobile phone, I found a place to stay overnight in our cabover RV. What a delight. It turned a disappointing event into a wonderful memory. The Oostema Farmstead is a picturesque farm and you can't beat how nice the people are. I highly recommend this place if you're ever in the area and you'll be glad you did. Or, just make it your destination.

Can not say enough positive things! Lisa and Glen are amazing people. I stayed with Glen and Lisa…read morefor 6 months. I arrived and fell in love with Glen and Lisa and the farm. Would recommend to anyone!!! They will accommodate you for as long as you want to stay! Phenomenal experience no matter how what you travel there in, choose to stay in a tent or a Marathon. Saw folks on motorcycles, tents, overlanders, class c, class a, Airstreams, Escapes, you name it! Hot showers, phenomenal waygu meat, firewood available on site, fresh garden for you to pick from. Pet friendly as well! A++++++

Five star rating... but this place deserves 10 stars!…read more Truly exceptional establishment in its cleanliness and maintenance of facilities and grounds, outstanding and such friendly staff and overall beautiful & peaceful environment. As frequent travelers from Seattle area to Canada for our daughters hockey games, we look forward to staying at Cedars RV Resort and will continue the tradition we've started. Just an extremely well-run operation and we're so happy we discovered this place with such wonderful people. One time the door on our travel trailer somehow wasn't properly secured when we left it... so during a breezy rainstorm while we were not there, the door physically opened. Scott, Cedars maintenance manager, was first to notice the problem and shut the door, but it could not be locked without the key, so Yvette, operations manager, was so kind to call me to make me aware of the situation, out of concern that the door might open on its own again and our camper might be subjected to water damage. Yvette went out of her way to let me know what happened in case I wanted to lock the door, and I thought this really speaks to the high level of customer care at Cedars. With all of her other responsibilities as manager of operations at Cedars, this kind of concern by Yvette and her staff for those at the property was really wonderful, and points to why Cedars is such a beautiful, well-maintained and popular vacation spot. Yvette, you and your staff rock!

This RV park will take your monthly rent and then claim they have the right to throw you out in the…read morestreet for 24 hours without any due process. They're hired thug Scott will threaten you and tell you he'll drag your car out in the street with a tractor that's what kind of people they are and I'm posting this as I'm freezing to death in my car which I would rather do than live under their illegal leases that they write.

We stayed in this park 2 times for 2 weeks in Sep & Oct. Great place as the spots are pull-thru &…read morethis being my 1st time, this helped me. The staff is very friendly in helping you connect if you are not sure. They are also great in dealing with a neighbor who is not dog-pug friendly. Great walking around the park especially near the fish pond. The Rows A & B are great as they are grass spots, not all concrete. The park is truly well designed. Showers had great hot water when it was 40 deg outside. Such a relaxing time was spent here. NOTE: A lot of Canadian RVers come here every weekend, so this is something to consider ... make a reservation! BAD - their signage. Hard to see until you are upon it & this is a problem. The cost for the washer dryer is higher than another park and they need more updated machines.

For short termers I would say it is worth the extra dollars to stay at the KOA in Lynden on Line…read moreRoad where you are guaranteed healthy water, truly modern restroom buildings, working well maintained toilets, and sanitary conditions vs what you are exposed to at HVRV Park. Long termers beware.....ratty, ghetto conditions at this RV campground including a tyrannical manager and her cohorts. If you want to stay or live in an RV community with no improvements, being yelled and cursed at for asking a simple honest question, and experience a perfect setting for a Stephen King novel this is the place for you. If these conditions I describe after having lived there for several consecutive months are not your ideal then you need to keep looking and interviewing other RV communities.

AMAZING!! We've been "glamping" for years, and were completely impressed with the Lynden KOA. They…read morehave something for everyone!!! From RV sites to tent sites to cabins. Some RV sites are on concrete pads with concrete patios (no grass), some are concrete pads with grass lawns, and some are grass lots. This KOA also has a swimming pool, a very well kept mini golf (those of you who camp a lot know how rare this is), huge play ground for the kids, two ponds with ducks, frogs and fish (fishing limit of 3 per camper), paddle boats, Friday night movies on the sloped lawn, bingo, ladder ball... too much to list! The grounds are immaculate and the large staff works to keep it that way. They have a well stocked store (hours 9-9) and a separate "Den" for coffee, ice cream, and arcade games. The laundry room is unrivaled and the bathrooms/showers are the envy of most RV parks. The park only has propane filling during certain hours BUT they will fill and deliver your LP tank to your site!!!!! Seriously, who does that?! The service at this KOA is reminiscent of the 1950s, when one could expect spectacular service for a nominal cost. I only have two wishes: 1. I wish I had more vacation time at work! 2. I wish I had visited sooner! Treat yourself. Make your reservations and enjoy this gem. :)

I've been coming to the Lynden KOA for years with my family, and while the campground itself is…read morebeautiful, clean, and most of the staff are absolutely wonderful, my recent experiences have left me incredibly disappointed. The issue lies with the campground manager Teniah. On multiple occasions, I've witnessed her being openly hostile toward her coworkers, using profanity, and behaving in an extremely unprofessional manner. Earlier this summer during a weekend stay i overheard her lashing out at a sweet office worker over small things simply because she was "overwhelmed". While doing laundry, I even heard her swearing about customers, which is unacceptable in a role meant to assist and welcome guests. On this most recent trip things wereworse. Teniah was extremely aggressive toward my young grandchildren when they came in to buy candy, again because she was overwhelmed and couldn't handle the situation professionally. Then another office worker Hailey, disappeared into the bathroom near the office for an extended period, coughing heavily and clearly under the influence of marijuana. My granddaughter and her friends even saw her smoking a weed vape in the bathroom, which is completely unacceptable in a family-friendly campground. Guests pay hundreds of dollars to stay here and should not have to deal with this kind of unprofessional and inappropriate behavior. Aside from these two staff members, the rest of the team was amazing, and the campground itself is fantastic. Unfortunately, because of Teniah's hostility and Hailey's inappropriate actions, i no longer feel comfortable bringing my family here. After years of visiting this KOA, it's heartbreaking to say I won't be returning.

Great small park! Very clean and super nice people. Well taken care of. If you like to party find…read moreanother place to stay please. This is a quiet park next to a small neighborhood. Definitely recommend for retired people like us. Close to shopping and restaurants both fast food and inside seating.

Clean, affordable and extremely friendly. close to I5, food and shopping. pet friendly. I will be…read moreback whenever in the area.

My husband and I needed a tent site for the night and found Aloha. The check-in was very friendly,…read moreand the tent site was only CAD $25 cash for the night. The grounds are well manicured and cared for with picnic table. The bathrooms are small but clean, and the shower is coin operated and CAD $1 per 5 minutes of hot water. Nice coin laundry onsite and close to a gas station (walkable) and restaurants. Mostly longer stay RV and trailers here, and the residents are pretty quiet. Quite a bit of road noise though, so bring your earplugs.

Travelling through, so just an overnight in our tent. Tenting area is L-shaped lawn area with…read morepicnic tables. $30 for two adults, medium tent. Very quiet site, just noise from the road. Bathroom block spotlessly clean, with coin operated hot, powerful showers for $1 for 5 minutes.

I've been going her since before I can remember. I first leant about the place through my Mother's…read moreexperiences at Webbs, as a child as well. I am 17 now, volunteering my spring and summer breaks to work at the camp I feel changed me the most! As a kid I loved tons of activities like all the games, swimming, sports day and of course all the crafty things I got to take home with me. Reaching my adult years and I still love the sport of Riding and the experience of being around horses. Working at Webbs gives me a chance to help and give back to other children. My family at Webbs is forever expanding, and if you're thinking of sending your child here, I can only give you support! working at Webbs gives you a whole different perspective on how things are run, compared to as when your a child actually staying at the camp. a basic broken down list of the week for you (long weeks) Sunday-Saturday (short weeks) Monday-Friday FIRST DAY: its basically all the rules, guide lines and all the "what you need to know" things. You walk up to the fields with the consolers to visit all of the horses, and when you return you go to your dorm to get beds and dorm rules sorted out. Snack is served and a camp fire is put on just before bed. EARLY IN THE WEEK: BELL RINGS!! TIME FOR BREAKFAST! After breakfast is the first dorm inspection, this is where the messiest dorm, after provided cleaning time, is choosing to clean the tables at lunch, dinner (that day) and breakfast tomorrow! (don't worry its fun!) Children get divided into mixed groups so there are enough horses for each child in a group. Groups ride at different times of the day and rotate order on the following days. In the morning groups who are not riding do activities and games with their group leaders like; Manhunt, Kick The Can, Octopus ect. There is a playground, volley ball court, basket ball court, gym, arts and crafts room and of course the pool! After lunch the remaining group(s) go riding and other groups get into the groove of games :) MIDDLE OF THE WEEK: Because they're so many options of things to do, it keeps everyone busy throughout the week. Another activity that is from Webbs Holiday Acres traditions is sports day, where pool and field events are held and groups compete friendly against each other, and cheer on friends during events. END OF THE WEEK: The first half of the week goes the slowest with everyone still getting to know everyone and their surroundings, but by the middle and the end of the week, you can hear everyone complaining how the week is coming to an end. A very cool and fun way to bring the week to an end, is how Webbs does the last full day at camp!! after riding, activities and dinner Kangaroo Court is held where any child with any kind of crime that week has to face the wrath of one of Webbs judges. crimes range anything from falling off of your horse (punishment might be: hug/kiss the ground and thank it for catching you) or Julie for always wearing dresses, (punishment might be: must wear pants for the rest of Kangaroo court) We always encourage good things and lots of children get to go home with a horseshoe for being a good friend, good rider, or helper at the barn. After this entertaining trial everyone runs for their dorms to get ready for the DANCE!!! The dance was always my favourite part of the week, because you had your friends established, and that night you just let loose, have a little bit to much candy and sing and dance the night away with your friends. Thats my little summary of Webbs Holiday Acres, I hope you give it a try! I'll see you there!! ;) Danielle (probably 10+ years of Webbs Summers)

Webb's Holiday Acres is a family-run operation that has been headed up by the same people for over…read more35 years. More importantly, it's an outstanding summer experience for kids who love (and want to ride) horses and want to make new friends. I know this firsthand, having spent many summers as a child at Webb's in the past. Looking back, spending an entire week (6 nights, 7 days) away from your parents, in a different setting, with all sorts of new people and daily activities, is a really great way to grow as a kid. FYI: Some of these activities included: campfire songs and storytelling, trail riding horses, going to a non-school dance, participating in skits, playing capture the flag, etc, etc. I recommend this place to my friends who are parents now, and still sometimes go and visit. Since it's only 50-minute drive from central Vancouver, it still feels like a convenient country escape. Some of the friendships I made during my summers here have lasted a lifetime.

I just wanted to say thank you Glenn and Sandi for providing a great experience for the kids this…read moreweek at camp! Being at camp this week, and observing you both I grew an appreciation for all that you do. You both provided a fun and positive experience! Glenn you provided a good foundation of life skills for the children that many would not otherwise learn. There was a good balance between educating, and hands-on learning for the children. Sandi was very supportive, and encouraging to the children. Most importantly, the children were excited to come back every day to learn more & make memories! I have seen my Son's confidence grow with casting, catching, and cleaning a fish! I would highly recommend Silverbrook Farm Summer Camp to my friends & family!

We had a lot of fun today at the pond. My daughter caught 3 fishes in 1.5 h!! Each fish is like…read more13-14 inch, so big! It's really a good first fishing experience for kiddo (and parents too). They provide fishing rod and bait, just show up and have some fun! They sell ice and fish bag if you are not prepared to take fish home (like us...) The owner is also so friendly, answered all our questions and also helped us to unhook the fish (when we couldn't figure out how to take it off at all...) We tried fishing at lake before, so hard to do it without help. This is much better to try out what it's like to fish!

Had a fun time in Deep Cove. Due to high tourist season, it is best to go online to register and…read morereserve your kayaks. It will save you a lot of time when you pick up your kayak. Prices are pretty reasonable and we chose the two hour option due to our limited time during the sunset period. The staff were busy but friendly and assisted us with our kayaks. They will brief you about the kayaks, safety and where to go. Now, I would select a longer time to truly appreciate Deep Cove's natural beauty when you aren't dodging other kayaks or boats. The traffic can be somewhat chaotic in the summer time and it is main area for a lot of boaters heading out of the cove. We kayak around three islands within our two hour option, but didn't relax as much as we want. Again, the salt water, slight wind, and being in the 80's made it a wonderful but brief time.

Great place to kayak, incredible views, definitely worth a visit…read more Equipment and gear were great and in great shape. Our guides were knowledgeable and got us in and out of our kayak without us getting our feet wet. I didn't give five stars for two reasons. First, the two guides seemed a bit lax, they mostly paddled with us instead of taking lead and sweep positions, despite the fact that two out of the six of us had never kayaked before. They did look back periodically to check on everyone, but it was still strange compared to other kayak tours I've been on. Second, they didn't take pictures of us, other tours I've been on do it as a matter of course and email or post pictures to everyone. Still, this was a very worthwhile experience, and everyone enjoyed the views, the seals we saw in the water, etc., and no one had trouble keeping up despite the wind and the range of both ages and kayaking experience.