Cultus Lake Provincial Park Chilliwack

Cultus Lake Provincial Park

Category: Parks | Area: Chilliwack | Cost: Free entry (camping fees apply)

Cultus Lake Provincial Park wraps around the warm, clear waters of Cultus Lake, about a 15-minute drive south of Chilliwack. It is one of the busiest summer parks in the Fraser Valley, popular for swimming, paddling, boating, camping and forest hikes on the hills above the lake.

Facilities and Features

• Sandy beaches and day-use areas with picnic tables along the lakeshore
• Several BC Parks campgrounds on the east side of the lake (reservations recommended in summer)
• Boat launch, with the lake used for paddling, kayaking and motorboating
• Hiking trails through second-growth forest, including the Teapot Hill trail
• Washrooms in the main day-use and camping areas

Dogs at Cultus Lake Provincial Park

Dogs are allowed in the park on a leash. As in most BC Parks, pets are not permitted on swimming beaches or in day-use beach areas. Check posted signs and BC Parks rules before you go.

Good to Know

• Arrive early on summer weekends; parking fills up quickly.
• The Cultus Lake village next to the park has a waterpark, mini golf, food and shops.
• Check BC Parks for current campground reservations, closures and advisories.

Nearby Parks

• Vedder Mountain Interpretative Forest (6.5 km)
• Qoqó:lem Park (6.9 km)
• Karson Park (6.9 km)

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