Cascade Cove RV Park & Campground

WARNING: The owners will tell you whatever you want to hear, then when they or their children (see other's comments re their kids) break their own rules they will tell you to leave and keep your money. Don't let their initial friendliness fool you. The owner, Keith, got angry with my husband because they had a really old, not functioning water connection tap, which my husband thought was shut off after he flushed our tanks, but it didn't close all the way and the water ended up coming up through our toilet and flooded the floor. When we asked the owner to replace the tap so it worked properly, he screamed at and berated my husband outside, trying to make it look like it was his fault that he didn't shut off the tap properly. No tap should require brute strength to turn off, a child should be able to shut off a properly functioning tap. My husband is a retired Industrial Education teacher and would give Keith a failing grade! The owner finally relented and fixed the tap the next day which took him all of 5 minutes and it worked fine after that. All that abuse and nastiness just because he didn't want to do some basic maintenance. All of this is documented. These people want everything in writing so they can pretend to be nicey, nicey, but they are not in real life. Before we took the site, we asked about the noise rules. They told us that people were not allowed to play their music outside their units. However, their own son drove through the park, stopped beside our trailer with his music blasting, while my husband was inside sick and trying to rest. I thought it was a young camper that didn't know the rules, so I kindly asked him to turn off his music. He ran right back to his mommy and daddy. The owner, Keith, came to our trailer and smashed the side of it with his fist, leaving a dent and yelled at me, saying "That's my son!!" as if that made his behaviour excusable. I reminded him about them telling us that music wasn't allowed to be played outside and he screamed, "It doesn't matter what we said, you get out!" Lots of witnesses. It was quite traumatic and woke my poor husband up wondering what all the banging was about but by that time the owner had run away. It was the night before Canada Day and we had to leave on Canada Day. Kinda ruined that holiday. We had paid for the whole season! He said he would give us a full refund, but his wife, Jaimie, spoke to my husband later, sweet and nice, apologized for her husband and encourage us to come back. Good trick, so that way they still kept our money. These POS's deserve to be run out of town. Whenever my husband spoke with others in Christina Lake and even in Grand Forks, and mentioned the hell the campground owners were putting us through, people would say, "Let me guess: Cascade Cove?" They have a very bad reputation. Read all the reviews. Nice property, but these people are not mentally stable and do not maintain the place for safety or function. Funny that these are their rules: At Cascade Cove we have adopted a 0% Tolerance Policy for: -Bad Attitude -Bullying -Belligerent Behaviour of any type -Disobeying Park Rules (ex: vehicle speed (10k MAX), doggy-laws) Their rules, but they practice all of these behaviours freely!!! Nasty people. I don't even want to replay all this from 2025 in my mind but feel that it is important to warn others about these very unfriendly and untruthful people.

Andrea Gauthier

The host of the campground is a very organized polite lady. She welcomed us and made sure we had all we needed. Wood was very dry and no t expensive.

john mandin

Great site, friendly service, went out of their way to help in any way. Very clean tidy and quiet. Everyone camping was really friendly. Clean well equipped washroom/showers and laundry, all at very decent prices. Definitely going again.

Jennifer Beauchamp

My family and I had been camping at Cascade Cove for 15 years plus. First as transient campers then for about 10 years as seasonal campers. The first few years the campground was run fairly well, (although sometimes a bit chaotic). Since 2018, when the new owners (husband and wife) took over it has gone downhill in our opinion. They are rude, bullying, controlling and flip flop on decisions from day to day. We hadn't left mainly because of the friends we have made throughout the years. And we also had a top-notch site that we took pride in. We loved coming here during the season to spend time with friends and family, but the management is tyrannical. We understand that every campground has rules but some of the ones here are ridiculous and there is no room for flexibility or even a conversation. It's a one-strike type of game with them. She is on a serious power trip, and many seasonal campers have left because of her. She never answers the phone. Leave a message and she will reply to you in an email if you are lucky. The office doors are quite often closed and locked... never anyone there if you need to talk to someone. Another rule at the campground is campfires out and quiet time is 11pm. We have no problem with that. What we take issue with is her throwing a bucket of water on our fire right at 11 pm, not allowing us to put it out even though we had a hose right next to us. The campground's electrical system is a serious hazard. It needs to be upgraded. Our electrical cord hook up melted due to the poor system. We were very lucky we were there and could smell the burning plastic or our trailer could have gone up in flames. This same scenario has happened to some of our friends/neighbours there. There have also been a couple of electrical fires at the public bathroom. This past year or so they tried to use fancy words like having a "membership" at the campground... as if it has privileges! Ha! The word "membership" implies a formal relationship between an individual and an organization. It typically involves a fee or subscription that grants the member access to certain benefits, services, or privileges. Other than having a place to keep our trailer, there were no other benefits, services or privileges. They say there is wifi but it is non-existent to anyone unless you stand right outside the office. We feel sorry for those who camp in tents as the public washrooms have no lights and are dirty, and that is when you can get into them! Even when you push the code they are locked. If you look at all the reviews on here, please take the 5/5 stars with a grain of salt. We know a few of these people and conversations in real life with them say quite the opposite. Do yourself a favour... when driving on Highway 3 to go camping at Christina Lake... keep on driving past this campground. There are friendlier and better-run campgrounds down the road, closer to the lake.

Daniel Richardson

For members and extended periods only. But beware, they won't tell you that. They will literally ignore your first email and send you to voice mail when you call to ask why. My wife went here every year as a child and now that's she's lost her mother they won't take a reservation a month in advance for 3 nights in a tent so we can spend our seven year anniversary giving a beautiful woman the good memory she deserves.