We came here with our large family group over the holidays and it was great for us. Rooms are clean…read moreand 2 double bunk beds. Don't tend to spend time there as there are comfy couches and a fireplace in the common area. Bathrooms are shared and pretty institutional with 1 shower each. No unisex. There was another family group and the kitchen is big enough with two stoves, fridges etc. (We think 1 stove is less hot than advertised so FYI) Bring spices, sharp knives and oil. Wifi is decent and really only available in common areas. There is a gym downstairs with weights, some machines and treadmill. They could use a chest press bench but tiny issue. Overall great value and pretty inexpensive for what you get.

This is a great little resort tucked away on Mount Washington situated in the midst of all nature…read more The centre has all you and your large group may need - gym facility, common area, kitchen, and rooms (each with two bunk beds).

Great campground with a twist. It run by the nicest lady who has a heart. Although it looks run…read moredown many of the sites are occupied by those that are less fortunate who live there. We met some of the nicest people who are their tenants. We stayed on night before the Vancouver Island music Festival in the back of the camp ground near the river in a power and water serviced site. It has Beautiful large trees with an open grass field in that area. Not sure about the bathrooms etc as we were not there long enough other than the dump station is accessible with a large rv. As they support many less fortunate in the area and have apparently done so for years, I would encourage more rvers to stay there to help this business.

A local here. We have stayed here 3 times in our own RV during renovations. Both the price and…read moreamenities are better than the two RV campgrounds on beach in Parksville and it is right beside the main community beach park where all events happen. In fact, you can get a gate key to short-cut the access the park and its sandy beaches. It has a fabulous gravelled beach walk that goes around the outside of the resort on the ocean and the estuary. We didn't use the pool or the hot tub but they seemed to be well used. The main club house had a pool table and there was an ice cream social while we were there. Also Name That Tune and karaoke. Horseshoe pits, lawn bowling, and plenty of chairs and picnic tables in the common area in front of the beach. In front is a large gravel protrusion into the ocean with lots of driftwood to build forts. Tennis and pickleball courts also appear well maintained. There are several clubhouses with bathrooms, showers, laundry and games rooms. All were extremely clean and up to date. $2 a wash and $2 to dry. One time we were camped amongst RV's with no view. Once right next to the estuary and the third time next to the estuary and with a view of the sunset over the Parksville Community Beach. This will continue to be our retreat during renovations or where we will recommend for our friends who visit.

Friendly staff and residents! I highly recommend staying here. Spotless laundry rooms, rec centers…read moreand beautiful beaches. What more can you ask for!

On our journey to Tofino, this was a great place to stop and enjoy the evening! Great price and a…read moregreat park and very friendly staff!

We camped for one night instead of staying at a hotel. I would not want to stay at this campground…read moreto relax. It was a dry and dusty lot with an portapotty on the side. There was a plumbed bathroom but it was up a steep hill, an unpleasant walk. The camp store sold nothing except frozen meat. I wouldn't recommend this campground to anyone.

We rented a "Cypress" cottage for three nights via Expedia for late December, so this is a winter…read morereview. Our rental was owned by the resort (as opposed to being owned by an individual, which some cottages are). We found our rental very homey. It was spacious and layed out in such a way as to allow independent activities in different rooms that didn't impact the other person. The "resort" in mid-winter was quiet. The cottages are arranged close together, and it's easy to look into the windows next door. It's a tolerant jaunt to the beach and Rathtrevor Provincial Park, though not ADA accessible. If ADA access is needed to get to the beach, drive to the park from the resort (about one mile). The beach and park are outstanding in winter. The resort staff were very helpful and downright chipper. When we checked in, they kindly and patiently explained what was to us a unique style of accommodation (cottage rentals in a resort). Complaints and concerns expressed during our stay were graciously received, also. The kitchen was very good; plenty of accouterments and appliances. Note that the only food in the kitchen was salt and pepper. Bring spare paper towels and napkins. Washer and dryer worked great, and included one load's detergent. Bring detergent. The fireplace was either on or off, no adjustments. It heated the cottage quickly. We never figured out any of the three televisions' remotes, which didn't matter b/c we didn't want to watch TV. Could have been fresh batteries were needed; spares are recommended, as we changed the dead ones in the cottage clock. Beds were okay, with plenty of blankets. Bathrooms were fine with plenty of linens. Lots of closet and dresser space. Great layout in the cottage; very easy to move around.

We stayed in a 2 bedroom + loft. The cottage was okay. 2 fans were not working properly and the…read morenights were very warm. There were no scissors, lots of knives though. After checkout, we got a bill for not stripping the beds, cleaning up and doing dishes. At no time were we told at booking that we would be charged for not cleaning up. This is first resort to charge you for not telling you that you will be charged. Definitely Not Going Back. We go to a resort to relax, Not to do housework!

Please do not stay here!! If you do have to stay demand looking in there laundry room, and…read morestorage! I did and found mice droppings and food packages (sugar, and coffee cream powder was all chewed and had poop all over it!! The kitchen towel and Sheets were covered!! I reported it Feb 5th went back Feb 11th and these are the pictures!! In my opinion your better off staying in your car or friends as this could kill a animal small baby or the elderly!!

We're really glad we drove by these guys before settling for one of the national chains. The…read moreRiverside has free wifi; cable; and at least some of the double bed rooms are actually two separate bedrooms with a TV in each room. Mattress quite comfortable (not too firm, not too soft). The curtains are the light-blocking type, so it was very dark in the room throughout sunrise, and allowed for a comfortable sleep. The affordable room came with kitchenette with microwave, toaster, and dishes/silverware. There's a liquor/wine/beer store within a few blocks, and so is the entire city center and river walk. ...and there's a rubber ducky in the bathroom; nice touch. So pleased. The hot water situation got a bit iffy around 0930, when seemingly everybody else in the hotel was taking a shower, and the hot water ran luke warm after about 5 minutes. Perhaps they have their hot water set on low because it's still in the off season? My travel companion from the bathroom: "Are you Yelping them? Good! I really like this joint!" Tip: If you're looking to actively use the wifi, ask for a room that gets the best reception.

stop in and was pleasantly surprised, across the street from the ocean, little man-made pond/Lake…read morefor the kids to swim in. would defiantly recommend

Super cute little RV park in deep bay. Pulled in and the owner was quick to help. Beautiful bay, a…read moreclean shower for 1 Looney, and quaint atmosphere. Would stay again!