Are campfires allowed at Cultus Lake?

Are campfires allowed at Cultus Lake?

Cultus Lake Park is a smoke-free community. Cultus Lake Park is not responsible for any lost or damaged property. Fires in fire pits are allowed ONLY between the hours of 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. Leaving a fire unattended at any time will result in a fine.

Is BBQ allowed in Cultus Lake?

3.6 Propane barbeques only will be permitted in the areas as shown on Schedule B. 3.7 No fires are allowed in public areas of the Park unless approved by the CAO. 3.8 All propane or natural gas units are prohibited on the wharves and the beach.

Is there a BC campfire ban?

Campfire bans now lifted for most of B.C., with southern Vancouver Island the lone exception. As of noon Friday, campfires are once again allowed across most of British Columbia, with only the drought-challenged region of southern Vancouver Island still covered by restrictions.

Do you need a pass for Cultus Lake?

Residential Parking Permits (including guests of residents) 1190, 2021, all vehicles parked on Cultus Lake Park property are required to register valid parking permits through their online portal. Each lease lot has access to four free permits, and two more daily permits at the cost of $6 each.

Is Cultus Lake Safe?

Cultus Lake – Maple Bay Beach is sampled weekly from May 15th to September 30th. Fraser Health Authority monitors the water quality at 42 Fraser Valley beaches. Recreational water is considered safe if the geometric mean result is under 200 E. coli/100mL.

Is Cultus Lake first come first serve?

You can also book sites by phone for a surcharge. In April and early May, Cultus Lake campsites are first-come first-served. Twenty-five camping cabins are available near Maple Bay Campground, each of which sleep up to five.

Is there an ATV ban in BC 2021?

Motorized recreation use and motorized access, including the use of off-road vehicles, is prohibited on the kp’itl’els/Brilliant Flats area as of March 12, 2021.

Is there a campfire ban in Tofino?

Fire Bans. If either the Province and/or the District of Tofino has put a fire ban in place, campfires are not permitted anywhere on public or private land in the District of Tofino.

Is parking free at Cultus Lake?

Hourly paid parking is in effect whenever the parking lot is open for visitors. If a great meal and local treats is what visitors are looking for, parking at the Cultus Lake Park Plaza is available for patrons. Enjoy two hours of free parking by registering the vehicle license plate number into the nearby meter.

Does Cultus Lake have E coli?

WATER QUALITY HISTORY: Campers and swimmers should be aware that swimmers itch may be present in Cultus Lake. Recreational water is considered safe if the geometric mean result is under 200 E. coli/100mL.

Can you swim in Cultus Lake?

Cultus Lake is famous around the world for our beautiful, sandy beaches and clear, clean, freshwater lake. With plenty of room to set up in the sand or swim in the lake, Main Beach is an active place, especially during the summer months.

How much does it cost to camp at Cultus Lake?

Regular group camping charges per night are the base rate for the site, which is $120.00/group site/night, plus $5/adult (16+, minimum charge for 15 adults), plus $1/child (6-15).

Can you have a campfire in Cultus Lake?

Campfires are allowed in campground areas only. Firewood can be purchased in the park or you may bring your own wood. Fees for firewood are set locally and may vary. To preserve vegetation and ground cover, please don’t gather firewood from the area around your campsite or elsewhere in the park.

When is Cultus Lake open for the season?

If you need to exchange your BBQ tank or buy a new one, you can do it at the gatehouse in the park. Cultus Lake Concession located at Entrance Bay Day Use Area, offers a selection of lunch and snack items including cold drinks, burgers & hot dogs, and ice-cream. Cultus Lake Concession is open during July and August, weather permitting.

How did Cultus Lake Provincial Park get its name?

History: The park was designated to Provincial Park status in 1948. Cultural Heritage: Cultus Lake was known as Swee-ehl-chah or Tsowallie by local First Nations. Cultus is a Chinook word derived from the Salish word Kul, meaning “bad” or “worthless”. The lake was considered “bad” in an ancient First Nations legend.

How many people can stay in Cultus Lake?

Cultus Lake Provincial Park has two Outdoors RV trailers for rent on a daily* or weekly basis. The trailer can accommodate up to four people with a double bed and a double/single bunk bed. Linens (or sleeping bag) will be required.