Camperland RV Resort & Cabins

Mick Williams

Approaching from the north, RV Life Trip Wizard directed us to CA-1 Exit 138, but a Camperland billboard recommended Exit 135. We took Exit 135 and it brought us directly to the campground; Exit 138 would likely be better if arriving from the south. Check-in on a Friday after Labor Day was busy but fairly efficient. We had reserved a back-in site but were assigned Pull-through Site 228 instead. It included FHUs (50/30/20 AMP) and sat in front of the pool, which we were told had closed for the season—though no one mentioned it was directly in front of a playground. After a long traffic-delayed drive on CA-1, we opted not to ask why we couldn’t be placed in one of the quieter back-ins toward the rear of the campground. On the bright side, Site 228 was enormous—long enough for our 40’ toy hauler with the patio down, plus space to park our F450 on either side. Shrubs flanked the pad, providing a sense of privacy. We stayed here mainly to visit the nearby falls and golf course, though the course appeared closed when we arrived. A $3/day pet fee applies. We got 2 bars on both Verizon and T-Mobile and were able to move Starlink around to find a decent sky shot. Campground WiFi was usable, testing at 37 Mbps download; packages start with 30 minutes free and then charge by the day. There’s also a decent fenced dog area that we appreciated. We enjoyed the trail to the falls. Overall, Camperland was a good enough stop, but not really our style.

Abby Barnachea

First time to camp here and our family liked it! We stayed at the tenting side which wasnt bad but hoped for some shade under the strong sun. The only downside is the cleanliness of the bathrooms. Understandable it was the long weekend with big crowd, but the whole time we stayed the washrooms werent cleaned even once (doesnt need to be sparkly clean but you will notice/smell it if they were cleaned at least). Sorry to say a lot of bathroom stalls were out of toilet papers ( lots of wet ones on the floor or against the back where they got pushed- still there after a couple of days) and the containers for used pads were jampacked almost about to spill out. The showers needed some cleaning too but some were stains which was okay. Hopefully they get more staff to stay on top of it during peak times. The kids liked to cool off in the pool and the playground. We also likes the short trail to to the Bridal Falls. They got bingo as well, didnt get to experience it but can hear from a distance the people having fun. The kids werent able to try the mini golf maybe next time. We will consider coming back next summer again hoping for a more cleaner experience.

Jason Godson

Great amenities, two pools with water slides and lots of seating around the pool, off leash area for dogs, small arcade (though it’s a bit rough), mini golf, basketball net, access to trails leading to Bridal Veil Falls, fantastic views all around, large private sites for the most part, stable voltage, good location for visiting Cultus Lake, Harrison Hot Springs, etc. The grounds are also large enough that you can get a good dog walk in just by walking around them! Campground store has a good amount of necessities if you forget or run out of anything (plus treats!). On weekends there is a fantastic restaurant to get food from as well. The campground is on the higher side price wise, but for what it offers it isn't unreasonable. Overall it was awesome and we would definitely stay here again.

Kendra Acton

Big park with good-sized sites (some could be more level). Pool is relatively clean for how busy it gets, bathrooms are fine but pool washroom needs more frequent cleaning. Love having the on-site restaurant for hot days or rainy nights. Last visit had a hiccup at check-in — dark-haired lady was difficult, but the blonde staff member was fantastic and got us sorted quickly.

Julio Meneses

The place is very nice and the location is great. However, it's a shame that the cleanliness and general maintenance are so poor The pool was not clean and there was hair everywhere that get stuck in your body They charge you to take a shower — $2 tokens for every 6 minutes, and the bathrooms were really dirty. The dishwashing station was extremely filthy. No one seemed to maintain the cleanliness of the sinks, and there was a communal broom and dustpan that were so dirty you'd rather not use them. It’s really a shame, because the site is beautiful, but it’s terribly maintained. In fact, I never once saw anyone cleaning the bathrooms or any other common area. They definitely need to improve