Camping & Hiking · British Columbia
A leafy provincial campground at Cultus Lake, BC, with level, well-spaced sites a short walk from the beach and the Seven Sisters Trail. Recent reviews flag road noise, worn washrooms and mice.
Entrance Bay Campground sits in lush forest at Cultus Lake, and campers describe it as shady, green and almost jungle-like. Sites are well spaced and level, which tenters appreciate, and the beach, boat launch and Cultus Lake's water park and adventure park are a short walk or drive away. One camper saw the northern lights over the lake.
Many reviewers found the site and washrooms clean given how busy the campground gets, and some praise the rangers for keeping things tidy. Each washroom has only one shower, so expect waits, and there's no dish-washing area. Sites have no power or sewer, and the sani-dump is several kilometres away. Cell service is good. The Seven Sisters Trail starts right in the campground, and the Teapot Trail is nearby, with a very steep section.
It suits families and campers from the Lower Mainland looking for a lake weekend within a short drive. Several people call it their favourite campground at Cultus Lake.
Recent reviews are more critical. Visitors this season reported clogged and broken toilets, dirty showers and mice running through campsites and even into vehicles, so secure all food. Sites near the Columbia Valley Highway or beach parking, such as E46 and E47, get road noise late into the night, and drivers speed through the campground with no crosswalk to the beach. One late-arriving guest was woken for a reservation check. Book a site away from the road, and note that non-residents pay an extra fee.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 229 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Entrance Bay Campground directly.
