The campground is clean, the sites are roomy (but not very private) and when we realized we booked…read morea double site, the staff worked with us to move to a single site. There is a pump track across the street, a playground, trails to hike and the best part is the quick walk into town. We ate at Hope Korean Kitchen and I highly recommend it.

We reserved a site at Coquihalla Campground in Hope, BC and upon arrival, we were encouraged by…read morewhat appeared to be a nice, well-kept campground. Check-in should have been fast and easy since your site was pre-paid. Then the clerk informed us that we would have to pay an additional $10 for our car. We drive a 43-foot motorhome and tow a Jeep Wrangler. If you have a travel trailer, your fee covers the trailer and towing car, if you have a 5th wheel, the campsite fee covers the trailer and your tow vehicle, but if you drive a motorhome, they want an extra $10 for your tow car, despite any other RV and car/truck not having to pay. In more than years and 75,000 miles, this was a new one. I requested to speak to the owner, but that was denied. Finally, after demanding a refund, they phoned the owner and eventually the fee was dropped "for this one occasion only." Well, there won't be a second occasion. A nice but expensive campground that just lost another customer due to price gouging for unreasonable added fees.

you have to drive up 7km to get here from downtown area. Rocky beach and saw a lot of mosquitos…read more There is a large parking lot area.

This day-use, picnic site - located across the highway from Sasquatch Provincial Park - provided a…read morelovely, quiet spot along Harrison Lake for us to spend some quality time befor heading into Harrison Hots Springs for a stay last week. It was too early to attempt a check-in there, and we had remembered how much we enjoyed doing the same here a couple years ago. It worked out perfectly. We arrived from Hope in the still 'early' morning, and enjoyed some self-made sandwiches and beverages for a sort of breakfast/brunch, and absorbed all the natural sights and sounds. The latter included many birds (several ravens, hawks, and various ground birds), and the Lake itself -- for a couple of hours. The whole, main picnic area in the Park was ours for the entire stay. A morning, very pleasant, and much-enjoyed stop. Would I like it there when crowded with families - no - but for us, on this early, weekday morning, it was a lovely, natural treat to a portion of our time away from home last week.

Harassed By "Manager" - Never going back…read more I was staying with family in Yale (20 minutes away). Friends of mine were staying at the Kawkawa Campground so I came by this Sat to visit. Upon entering the grounds, there was an office window with a gate. No one was at the window and the gate remained closed. A man sitting close-by the office stood up and looked at us, and then sat back down. I turned around and parked in the visitor parking outside the site since no one came to greet me. My friend was waiting at the visitor lot and we proceeded to her campsite past the man who was looking at us. He stood up and rudely yelled: "Can't you read?" we were taken aback at the attitude he gave us. He continued and rudely repeated, "What, you can't read the sign? All visitors MUST report to the office." I apologized and tried explaining to him that I didn't see the sign, and was just visiting my friend for 15 mins. He continued being rude, and yelled at us to go into the office to check in. We asked the man not to yell or be so rude to us, as we were unaware of the visiting rules and did not mean to cause any problems. He was offended, and said: "I am the manager, I can do what I want and if you don't go into the office right now, you can get the F*** out of the campsite" (also directed at my friend, who had already paid him $120 to stay the wknd, this is how he treats paying customers). We got into a bit of an argument, with me saying that is no way to treat visitors to his campground, and that he simply could have said "Welcome to the campground, you'll have to get a visitors pass if you would like to stay here". He seemed to think he still wasn't being rude to us, and continued swearing at us. We asked why he was swearing in front of the many children that were around, and he grunted and walked away. We went into the office, and the very nice office staff gave us a 15 minutes parking pass. The next day, we returned in the afternoon to visit our friend again and go to the lake. This time, we went right into the office for a visitor pass. They asked us how long we would be visiting, and I said 2 hours. They asked that I pay $15 this time to visit the campground. Even though I thought that was kind of steep, I paid the $15, and the office lady instructed me to park my car on my friend's campsite. She kindly opened the gate for me and I drove my car in. Less than 5 minutes after I arrived at my friend's site, the "Manager" rolled up in his Segway Scooter, and again, very rudely told us to get out of the campground, as we were not allowed to be inside. I advised him that I paid $15, and that his office person opened the gate for me, and that my car is displaying a pass. He said that he is the manager, and they made a mistake, and that I had better get my car the F*** off his property. I told him no, this is the 2nd time he had been unreasonably rude to us, and that I paid the nice lady, so if she wants me to move my car, I will. He started swearing profusely again, (there was a 7 year old present at the campsite.) We told him again not to swear around children, and he again grunted,and left. The office lady then came over, crying. She pointed at me, and called me an asshole for making her Boss yell at her and for her to walk all the way over to tell me to leave. I told her I had no problem with parking my car in the visitor lot, and that I only came in at her instruction. And asked her why she is calling ME an asshole, when it is clearly her mistake. She apologized and said that she has let visitors in many times before, and that there is no actual rule about this, just that the manager makes up his own rules "on the spot" and that he yelled at her so much that she started crying. I thanked her for her apology and advised I would move my car to the visitor lot. After moving my car, we had a great time at the lake; however I would NOT recommend ever visiting this campsite unless you want to be bullied and treated like vermin. If you want to camp in the area or visit this lake. I would recommend staying at the Coquihalla River Campground nearby, and visiting the picnic area of the Lake that is not controlled by the Resort. The Coquihalla staff will make you feel welcome and not harass or swear at you. (and IMO, the campsites are better!) I will never be going back to the Kawkawa campground, and neither will any of my friends who stayed there this weekend. Even other campers who witnessed the Manager yelling and swearing said they would not ever be back because of his behavior. I am sharing this story because it is not fair for this man to belligerently bully around whoever he wants just because he is the manager. I realize that it was my initial mistake to not check into the office as a visitor, but if he had been welcoming and politely asked that I check in, there would not have been an issue. He is out of line to swear at his customers, and threaten to kick out his paying campers by swearing at them.

Wow! I'm surprised nobody has reviewed this RV park yet! We spent most of summer 2016 here with our…read morekids and loved every minute of it!! We are locals but it was awesome to "get away" and have a staycation. Beautiful location and just steps away from the quaint little town of Fort Langley. My husband was able to go to work still and I would stroll the town with my little boys! The playground and pool are a fun addition as well! We didn't get a chance to go this year and missed it so much!! Definitely recommend this location to anyone wanting a beautiful RV site!

This is a nice campground with plenty of amenities. Pool, playground, rental pedal carts, scenic…read morewalk to the Fraser River beach, and a short walk to the historic Fort Langley Downtown district. However, there's too much traffic for my liking, and the trains are a bit much as they're only a stones throw away and sound their horns every time all night long. People are constantly driving in and out of the park up to and slightly past the cut off. If you're parked near the road it gets old in a hurry. The general store in the park is fairly priced & handy. The wifi is very limited at your site but is unlimited at the store. It costs $25 extra per week to park a second vehicle here or $10 a night. A little bit much imo. There were loud gun like bangs during the first day I was here and police coming through the first night I was here. As I write this at 21:44 there have been four vehicles through here in the last 15 minutes. Three of which were diesel, and one shining their lights directly into my camp. If you're going to stay here, try and get a spot to the rear of the grounds. It cost me roughly $300 to stay here for a week.

Nobody with and RV over 35 ft should even consider this place! There are hairpin turns with a nice…read moresize incline coming into the park! I had to gun it in 4 wheel drive with our 45ft. Trailer! There was much backing up and pulling forward to make the turns. Once in, it was a bitch backing into our space, no pull thru's. Most of the men here are full timers and leave their rig here not giving much to turn over. If you are here during the week it looks packed but it's literally empty! I honestly wish we stayed elsewhere

Clothing optional Gay campground…read more I have not stayed here but from the other reviews, it looks nice, so I'm listing it as five stars. We almost booked this as a family weekend until we went to their website, where we realized it was listed as a clothing optional gay campground. I have no issue with that, except when it comes to my kids. They are both a little young for a clothing optional place at this point, so we opted to book elsewhere. I just wanted others to not notice what we almost didn't.

The owner is very shady, he is a jerk. He changed prices on multiple customers, including us and he…read moreeven "accidentally" double booked ppl and then told them to leave, and didn't refund full amount. He yells at his customers. I am not happy with the services provided and I do not recommend this establishment. He verbally abused my guests (I had my wedding guests, book rooms for the weekend), he tried assaulting my husband and Their were even guests that weren't apart of my wedding tell me how the owner charged them more money. This is really just a very poor run establishment with the absolute worst customer service.

Hi, I'd like to…read morestart out by saying the water, it does not taste good, I stayed in the winter but choose to leave do to ..They only want to put a solution in the water to fix the problem finally, this month of June. It is a pretty place but over crowded with permanent RV trailers not a lot of nice sites for temporary seasonal, it's taken with already older people holding on to their sites from previous years, unfortunately. In the summertime it is great having the pool, it closes sometime in Sept. Management - has certain people in the park who she goes out of her way for and others she doesn't treat everyone with the same, I had asked some people I became friends with is she always like this? They commented Yes. I've heard by several people and it's happen to us as well, in the park once you stay for a couple of months, I had asked if we could move do to our unit to not being near trees but in the open where the sun is too hot, we asked it we could move because there was a few openings and she said no and yet very next day a guy moves from in his spot to another location. I am a happy individual, I sosialize with quite a few people and don't cause problems. I've kept quite for some time and now I believe everyone should know, if you want to be a permanent. Plan on staying on 1 spot they will not move you if you ever want a nicer spot. We wore told when we got in the RV park we could move once a spot opens up, well that was a blatant lie. Also The year before there was huge flooding to the point it covers the sewer under trailer, a lot of individuals in the park I heard had moved out because of it. I just found this out and I don't want to be flooded, that was another reason for us to leave. Our hydro was just under $200 for a month and some people have had up to of what I was told by them as I'm still friends, some got $200-500 per month it fluctuates, not including rent in which that is $550.00 + {year 2019} Management was going to over charge us $1000.00 for hydro and then we pointed out to her that was not us but the neighbors, I don't know what is going on but that's ridiculous, my house has never been that - I have a home else where as well. The owners that actually own the place seem to be nice people but they need to change Management to someone else, Management acts like she owns the place, no regard for how she treats others, she came across nice in the beginning then when she is in a bad mood she takes it out in others, I have asked other people in the RV park is this normal, some have told me yes. Thank-you for your time and I wouldn't come back!

Fantastic, family oriented campground. Everyone we met camps there annually and most also fish. The…read more"regulars" were all friendly, welcoming, and really made our stay there fantastic. Yes, it is dusty traveling the last mile there and the campground has lots of gravel, but there is a sweetness, and heart-felt friendliness that overwhelms a little dust acquired coming and going.

We discovered Cheam campground this weekend and we are so happy we did. Right from the start, from…read morethe first phone call, Jamie the host was super helpful and really, really nice. She accommodated us fast, answered to all our questions and was always there when needed, without being too intrusive as we experienced in other campgrounds. The site we got was right by the water, where we could fish, and enjoy the beautiful view. There were mosquitoes around, due to the high levels of the Fraser, but managed to keep them away with smoke, insect repellent spray and citronella candles. The campground has nice spacious sites, water and electricity hook ups and everyone kept it quiet and respectful. There are train tracks across the river, and trains are passing throughout the day, but is far enough to not be too loud and just give a nice picturesque touch. We already booked to go back in a couple of weeks.

Management is really friendly, helpful, and wonderful. This place has the basics. It's minutes away…read morefrom the national forest, and is a good location for hiking and exploring the surrounding area. We have all the amenities in our class A, so I can't comment on the shower or laundry, but we had a nice stay, enjoyed a campfire, and spent a few days hiking nearby. It's within a couple of miles of a liquor/convenience store, and is walking distance to a really good pizza place. We had a really good stay here. There's a vacation rental property on the same street, so we stayed in our motorhome here, while our friend stayed in a unit across the way (unrelated business, but convenient in our circumstances nonetheless).

Beautiful place to visit, just don't live in the park long or short term…read more Management is so friendly on the outside, just don't get too close or things get really weird. Most tenants stay in their campers and never come out. If they do, they're friendly enough, just realize that this friendliness isn't genuine. We were friendly to everyone there. Planned on growing food for the community and guests and having cookouts together. We started hundreds of plants to get it going, then the resident drunk decided to abuse us and take apart our garden as he pleased, so we decided to move on, as his violent outbursts made us feel unsafe. Such a beautiful place to live and stay, cloaked in sadness and darkness, as the old men who live there, are bitter and unhappy with their lives. It feels heavy and tragic seeing the elderly men, stuck in small campers, as they have limited options. It clearly states in the rules for the park, belligerent drunks will be evicted, that is false. They will be allowed to stay, until they drive out all the good people. My advice, keep to yourself, don't allow yourself to be sucked in and it will be a pleasant place to stay, short term. We were there a year and a half. Just enough time for the true colors to be shown. We would never even visit Glacier again, after our experience.