Camping & Hiking · Scenic Views · British Columbia
A lakeside campground and cabin resort on Highway 16 near Fort Fraser, BC, praised for its views, well-equipped cabins and friendly owner, though highway and train noise keeps some guests awake.
Piper's Glen Resort overlooks the lake right off Highway 16 near Fort Fraser, and most visitors start with the views. It's a mix of RV and tent sites and cabins, with check-in at the house by the entrance and central washrooms and showers. It's about a 10 to 15 minute drive from town.
The owner gets warm, repeated praise for being friendly and accommodating, from finding space for a tent beside a friend's cabin to offering bedding. Cabins are described as fully stocked, down to dishes and pans, with comfortable beds and heaters. Reviewers say the washrooms are clean with hot water, and the office sells ice and cold drinks.
It works well as an overnight stop on a long Highway 16 drive, and some guests stay longer to relax by the lake. RVers mention level, well-spaced pull-in sites with hookups. There's a volleyball net and a playground, dogs are welcome under control, and one visitor found wild blueberries along the shore in season.
Noise is the recurring caveat. The sites sit between the highway and a rail line, and several tent and trailer campers say trucks and trains kept them up, so earplugs are a good idea. One visitor found the beach silty and weedy for kids, and another felt their cabin needed some upkeep.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 120 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Piper's Glen Resort directly.
