Perfect way to have fun on weekend with family, kid friendly place…read more The maze on its own is great, we choose the long/big maz, you have to solve some riddles to find your way out, it is fun. There's a pumpkin patch, cute animals sections, swings, lavender patch and apple threes. So there are tons of other activities foreveryone, rope course, jumping pilow. Also, they have food hut, try their pumpkin pie so fresh and tasty. Huge free parking on site, and friendly staff, well organized All around a pleasant experience from start to the end.

Took a trip out to the Chilliwack Corn Maze to get into the Autumn spirit. Due to COVID, tickets…read more(that were reasonably priced) must be purchased ahead of time with a specific time slot of entry, to keep customers as spaced apart as possible. What really struck me was the family atmosphere, a place that would be perfect for kids to hang out and play. There was play area, concession stand, picnic tables, pumpkin patches, and the star attraction: the corn maze. A hard or easy option, of which we decided to be adventurous and go for the hard option. Boyfriend and I completed the hard maze in 45 minutes, and that is with us getting turned around twice. There are periodic signs where the answers will guide you on which way to go... as long as you answer correctly. It had rained a day or two before, and signs were posted at the entrance warning us of poor, muddy conditions. Boy they weren't joking! I'm glad I wore my hiking shoes; they were absolutely caked by the time we were done. Amusingly enough, at the end of the maze there is a designated spot for you to scrape excess mud from your shoes. Even with the muddy conditions, this new adventure gave me more smiles than I thought I would get, wandering around a corn maze. It was fun! I admit, the only thing that could have made it better was if it wasn't so cold and windy (even when we made sure to bundle up), but of course that is out of their control.

My husband I were going to the pool on Mon and Thurs at 9:30am for the leisure swim. We arrived…read morethere this Thursday Oct 10 to find a note on the door that from now on at 9:30 on those days this slot will be for school kids. We checked their Facebook page and there was no mention of this. They also don't update their swim schedule online. So I guess since the pool is now run by YMCA that it is only their 'bottom line' that counts. It is going to be inconvenient to go at another time. We're seniors and have our best energy in the mornings. In contrast, kids have energy all day long. They could have been put in at a later time or better yet, why not have created a free space time just for them instead of taking away the pool's availability to the regulars who go there at that time. I also find some of the staff to be patronizing. I don't have any complaints about the pool other than that.

Looks so good on the outside BUT.... the change rooms at the pool are FILTHY. Like months worth of…read moregrime and dirty used Q-tips and hair balls stuck in the grooves of the benches, tons of hair and grime all over the floors, etc. I couldn't take one step without walking on nastiness. We went on a weekend and there were almost no float toys in the pool. The water features (some pathetic ones) were not turned on. Not a fun pool for kids. So boring. The showers suck - had to press the button to turn on the shower at least 30 times from start to finish. Most of the locker keys don't have any wristbands and the ones that do look like used hair elastics. Ridiculous. Their computerized debit system was not working and one of the employees told us this is normal for them and it needs to be updated and hasn't been. Really, whoever runs this place has no pride and does not care about servicing their community! I will be making the trek across town to the Chilliwack Landing Leisure center instead, or better yet, one of the other leisure centers (Mission is by far the best!) who actually maintain their pool and keep things clean and in top shape!

My kid and I visited here on July 6, at approximately 11am. You'd think it'd be crazy crowded on a…read moreperfectly sunny and hot July day - but NO! IT WAS REALLY QUIET! We were so impressed by the park! There's camping, there's hiking, there's a fabulous beach area, there's a boat launch, there's shaded picnic tables. (Note: we drove around looking for parking. Despite bing a bunch of different lots, they all seemed to be reserved for specific visitors - i.e., campers, boaters, etc. If you're just here to hike, as we were, know to go to the parking lot designated for "picnic area". FYI. Oh, and it was free to park here, too. Bonus!). My kid heard about the "Seven Sisters" hike, which supposedly is a "gentle loop" through the mountain, and "family friendly". I'm a long-distance walker but not a hiker, and I'm not great with inclines, so I still found this walk up the mountain a tad taxing in parts. But boy, was it lovely! The air was so fresh, and the trees, so old and imposing and stately, and nobody was there but us! It was an incredibly, serene beautiful experience. And it only took about 50 minutes. I highly recommend this hike. It was wonderful! And if you have time, the beach area looked fabulous, too, and the lake crystal clear. What a great park!

We stayed at the Maple Bay cabins in June. The cabins were large inside, comfortable but firm beds…read more I've seen a couple reviews about mice, didn't see any at all but you couldn't leave any food whatsoever because of squirrels, racoons so just have to make sure its packed up or left in the cabin. The cabins were very close together and has ZERO privacy. We were in cabin 17 and cabin 16 was about 20 feet away from us. Also overlooked the parking lot. They seem to be more designed for large groups and families to all share space. There's only one electrical outlet so you recommend bringing a power bar. Not all the windows have curtains so we taped a black garbage bag to the top and door window to make it darker, it was very bright in the morning and woke kids up early. There's a small beach right by the cabins or a short walk to the larger beach with a dock/washrooms. The beaches are gravel so would recommend water shoes. The bathrooms were clean and showers nice. There was one communal fire pit. It was so high that you if were sitting down on a camp chair you couldn't actually see the fire over it. There's a large covered communal area with picnic tables and a dish washing station with hot water. Large grassy area for kids to run around which was nice and lots of shade.

4 stars would come again long line ups but fun rides I…read morewould rate it 5 stars if the line ups weren't so long but that's not their problem! Me and my family had a blast! Great for a family vacation!

12 kids got electrocuted here a few days ago. The initial probe into the incident found "electrical…read morenon-compliances," meaning the owner was negligent in maintaining the safety of this waterpark. Many Google reviews were removed by the owner -- well, try removing this one. DO NOT VISIT, they clearly cut costs when it comes to safety.

Been camping here for many years and I've always been satisfied with the facilities. If you're…read moreexpecting hotel quality, you won't see it here. This is camping so there would be bugs in the washroom and they won't always be neat and tidy. There is free warm showers, though when we were there last week one of the showers was broken so there was a bit of a line for the shower. Again, this is camping so shower is a slight luxury. The sites are not that big, then again you don't typically put 3 tents in one site. Most people book multiple sites. I recommend booking the sites by the creek and enjoy the clear cold water there. If you need power, it's an extra $5.00/night for the powered sites. The only issue I had is that the site is near a land quarry so it can get a little noisy at times. That's not really on the campsite though. Here's my Vlog of my recent visit. https://youtu.be/mXwXXM7pktI

A bunch of sites have a shallow creek you can wade around in and float in. Sites aren't huge but…read morewere big enough, had picnic table / firepit / bit of grass. Could be bigger. Apparently had showers in the front area, but I didn't use them because we left in the morning early anyway. I was there with a bachelor party, so we were probably a lot louder than most guests. The camp staff fortunately was very good about making clear what quiet times are and didn't get pissed at us for being too loud or having a huge fire, they just would come buy and very diplomatically let us know to keep it down. Being cool about it is why I'm giving them 4 stars. See their website for more info on their services.

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.

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.

Many thanks to the GRFA Team for another outstanding fishing trip. A special shout out to our…read moreawesome guide - Dawson! A week later, my arms are still sore from the number and size of fish we caught! It was a privilege to experience such a beautiful and unique part of the world once again. Grateful for the memories -- and already looking forward to next year. -- The Flying Scotsmen

Whole experience was great! Alisa was the first person to contact me back from any of the outfits I…read morehad contacted and she was helpful and knowledgable as she helped me book. Their pre trip info was excellent and the clear checklist was perfect to ensure a good day on the river. On the day of our trip, Michael was fantastic. Although we did well on the river, he made it a fun and engaging experience. His knowledge of the river and where to go next was phenomenal. We all plan to go again and will use this same outfit.

Our recent trip to Harrison Hot Springs provided a perfect opportunity for us to stop into the…read more'Inch Creek Salmonid Enhancement Facility' once again. We arrived there a short time and drive after our early-morning breakfast in Mission, and like our last visit, did a self-guided tour of the grounds, taking in as many of the sights and sounds as possible. I was not expecting to see much activity - it was too early in the year to see any returning adult salmonids - but like our last visit, at about the same time of year, preparations were being made to accommodate this year's fry in the outdoor rearing troughs and ponds. Still did not see sturgeons in 'The Lagoon' (suspect they're long since gone?), but sure enjoyed catching all the 'early-spring' sights and sounds throughout the grounds at this time. It's such a lovely spot. And the drive in to the facility, winds through one of the most beautiful valleys in the Lower Fraser Valley area. Now to make a point of planning to get there in the fall, when adult fish brood stock collection/sorting 'action' should be taking place.

Came here with Kwoky & Christian to check out the Frasier Valley Bald Eagle Festival. I was super…read moreexcited to see a hatchery, so this was pretty much a check off the bucket list for me. This place is pretty awesome, it's open every day for visitors and during the right time of the year you get to see the salmon jumping up inch lake to get to spawning grounds. We didn't get to see the fish mating, but they showed us the fish in holding tanks and we were able to identify coho and chum salmon. The volunteer guide we had was really fun and though she admitted to not knowing much she tried to be as helpful as possible and made us enjoy our trip there even more. They even have a pond in the back that holds two giant white sturgeon fish (well, one was white the other was apparently sunburnt) over 8 ft long! The last thing to see there are the baby smelts that they're growing. They plan to release them in the Spring, but we could see a whole cluster of them at the hatchery, so that was neat as well. They had two large tanks at one end to show baby and adult cohos so you could compare the difference. And the washrooms here are super clean. Thanks Inch Creek for the fun Sunday! :D