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Cultus Lake Adventure Park

Cultus Lake Adventure Park

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3993 Sunnyside Blvd, Cultus Lake, British Columbia, V2R 5B5, Canada
(604) 858-8777 www.cultusadventure.com
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Apr 20, 2018
My wife and I babysat a 5 and 9 year old and I must say its a great place for them as prices are by either 20$ per person for unlimited rides or you can pay per ride if there's only a few you want to go on. The bigger rides are definitely fun even for us as adults. After going with these kids we want to return with a few of our friends and do water bumpers.

Feb 25, 2018
I bit overrated in my opinion. The water park right across the street has more going for it. It was still a days worth of fun for the young ones, but not any more than that. It's a pretty small park with attractions mostly aimed at younger children. The soft serve ice cream we had was practically shredded ice with vanilla syrup over it - though I'm sure the machines were struggling to keep up with the heat. If you're choosing between the two, I'drecommend the water park.

Feb 17, 2018
Great time with the grandkids. Lots for even the 4 year old to ride on. Could do better with the concession stand. No variety at all so you better like hot dogs. Would definitely take the kids there again .

Jan 12, 2018
They're usually very busy and it can be really hard to find a parking spot, but it's so much fun once you're inside. They also sell some food and drinks which is nice because my kiddo got really hungry after a few hours of fun. Line ups were always long but well worth it.

Jan 3, 2018
Kids had a blast, parents overdid it. We decided to go here, since we were staying in Abbotsford at a hotel and it was only a 30 minute drive to get to Cultus Lake. We had chosen to go to another Adventure park closer to Abbotsford, but decided to go to this one instead. According to our kids I think we made a good choice. This adventure park is quite small in area, but this makes it quite a good park if you have young kids. The park is located very close to the lake with very nice scenery in a wooded area there is enough shade there on a very sunny day, but it does get hot at times in certain areas of the park. There are only two ways to get in and out of the park and both entrances can be seen from the center of the park. All the rides also branch off from the center of the park, so if your child goes down one branch of the park the only way they can get out is to come back to the center and then down another branch. Many parents will set up in the center and watch their kids coming and going. Make sure if you're going to be there for a while that you get the all day pass. It is well worth the money. We arrived there at noon and left the park by about 7 p.m. Our kids got more than their money's worth out of that all day pass. Parents do not have to pay to get into the park and do not have the ride if they don't wish to. My wife and I did have passes and we're having fun until we went on a few of the rides with too much spinning which left us a little nauseous. Our kids beat us on this day. Some of the rides do have height restrictions. Also a little hint if you have time take a lunch with you. There are places to eat out there, but not a lot of variety and some of these places can be quite expensive. You are allowed to go in out of the park as you wish.

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