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Cultus Lake Thousand Trails RV Resort
Overview
Cultus Lake Thousand Trails RV Resort offers a tranquil escape nestled within the lush forests of British Columbia. This expansive resort provides a wooded retreat for those looking to combine the comforts of a developed RV park with the natural beauty of the Fraser Valley. As a premier destination in the Pacific Northwest, it caters to both loyal Thousand Trails members and public guests who appreciate a family-friendly atmosphere and the serenity of the great outdoors. The park is known for its towering trees and proximity to one of the most popular recreational lakes in the province.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in the community of Lindell Beach at the southern end of Cultus Lake, the park is surrounded by towering evergreens and impressive mountain vistas. Its strategic location provides a quieter, more relaxed alternative to the busier tourism hubs at the north end of the lake. The resort sits within a temperate rainforest environment, offering a canopy of cool shade during the peak summer months and a sense of seclusion from the bustle of city life. The air is crisp, and the surrounding wilderness provides a stunning backdrop for any camping trip.
Amenities & Park Features
The resort is exceptionally well-equipped with amenities designed for active travelers and families. Guests have access to a refreshing swimming pool and hot tub, which serve as the primary social hubs during the summer. The park features several recreation options to keep everyone entertained:
- Pickleball courts and miniature golf
- A spacious clubhouse for community gatherings
- A playground, horseshoe pits, and volleyball area
For practical convenience, the facility offers full hookup sites that accommodate various rig sizes, along with laundry facilities and a fully stocked camp store for essential supplies and treats.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Outdoor adventure is always within reach, as the park is just a short drive from the famous Cultus Lake Waterpark and the Cultus Lake Adventure Park. Nature enthusiasts can challenge themselves on the Teapot Hill hiking trail for scenic views of the water or spend the afternoon kayaking and fishing on the pristine lake. Additionally, the surrounding Fraser Valley region is known for its local golf courses, artisan markets, and the nearby community of Chilliwack, which offers additional shopping and dining experiences for those looking to explore the local culture.
Who This Park Is Best For
This resort is an ideal match for families with children who desire a mix of onsite structured activities and proximity to major local attractions. It is also perfectly suited for RVers who prefer a lush, forested environment over traditional open-lot campgrounds. Travelers seeking a sense of community and a variety of recreational facilities will find that this park offers a comfortable and engaging home away from home for long-term stays or quick weekend getaways into nature.
Amenities
- Tenting
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Rentals
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Dana Prince
We headed to this campground knowing from reading reviews that there might be issues with sewer and power. We booked a full hookup site and the first 2 sites we were sent to had no sewer. But the ranger was more than willing to relocate us and the third site was absolutely fine and right next to the exit gate. Nice and level and we really liked this spot. While we did have the occasional random breaker trip, it wasn't a big deal and overall we really loved our stay here. We took the advice in the handout about how to minimize sewer problems by emptying frequently and had no sewer issues for our 3 week stay. We hear they're upgrading, too, so hopefully everything will be flawless in the near future. Not only is it a beautiful location with awesome mountain views by the entrance, all staff members were fantastic to deal with and overall the campground just had a great vibe. It's a bit of a trek to amenities but there's a convenient well-stocked variety store, a nice pool (we didn't get to use but we arrived in Fall), a clubhouse with recreation space and gym equipment, and a laundry room . We'll definitely be back.
John lafond
Not bad, yet, not great. They are currently having issues with the septic system at the full hook up spots. They do have a company come through once a week to empty your tanks. Friendly and helpful staff with a typical camp store. I have not been in the bath house. Cultus Lake is beautiful, shopping (Walmart) is about 30 minutes away. This campground is essentially at the base of the mountains.
Amanda Souza Pardo
Pool is always open from 10am-8pm unless maintenance is happening which isn’t to often. the spaces for trailers and tent are great the hookups work nice some don’t have sewers but other then that it worked great. The river is great as well and there was a little forest path leading out or into it in the corner of the campsite
Keith Jacinto
We’re thousand trails members and when we Arrived the staff was not very professional for helping us to get situated. the spot we had reserved had someone still in it and we were moved to a space that had just had a septic overflow. We ended up leaving early because allergies in this area in early June are pretty terrible if you want to spend time outside and the lake has worms that cause rashes if you swim in it. Best part of the campground is the kids playground and dog area.
steve jackson
My family and I have been coming here for years. We really enjoy this location as it is tucked away in a pristine valley of Chilliwack. My review is positive, but also hopeful that it could be heard by not only the individual user but also the people higher up the chain of command! We really enjoy all of the amenities (store, pool, large field for kids to play in , camp sites with large trees , clubhouse ) This location being the only thousand trails location in Canada has great potential to draw in new clientele Americans and Canadians by updating this location starting with sites sewer and power, as some sites the sewer abandoned and power Reduced from 30 amp to 15 amp due to ageing utilities. My hopes for this message / review Would not fall on deaf years, and some money would be invested into This location. Allowing more families and friends to experience great times and memories for the future generations. Thank you