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67 175a St, Surrey, British Columbia, V3Z 9T7, Canada

(866) 333-1727 www.pacificborderrvpark.com

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Jo-Ann Ostermann

Jul 4, 2018

We stayed for 5 weeks in May/June 2018. The residents are friendly and inviting. The place is very clean and well maintained. I enjoyed the pool and hot tub. Great laundry facilities. My only complaint would be that it’s so close to the truck crossing at the border it tends to have a lot of noise from the trucks if you are near the south end.

John Dunseith

Jun 5, 2018

Very nice park. Great for a lay over for crossing the border. In door pool and spa. Nice people.

Geoff Rice

Sep 29, 2017

Very organized, structured and clean park. The parking spaces were small, but for one night, didn't matter to us. Their pool, hot tub and sauna were welcome relief after a long day of driving! It was the most expensive site of our 3 week trip ($55/night), but understandable given their location, literally right beside the border with the US. The nice find, was that the street bordering their park to the South led us on a dog walk to the Peace Arch park and border crossing. Very nice view of the bay and islands! Would definitely stay there again!

Andy Jordan

Jul 9, 2017

Very nice Canadian campground right at the U.S. border. It's in Surrey, south of the city of Vancouver, and 30 minutes from the ferry to Vancouver Island. There's an indoor heated pool, hot tub and sauna! They even let you wash your RV and car, which is very rare for any RV park, as long as you don't let it spray your neighbor's. Very friendly and helpful staff, and beautiful grounds.

Randi Futter

Jun 29, 2017

Used to be a great place to go. Not sure if new owners but last time we went to reserve the lady was so rude on the phone. On top of that she told us no kids aloud in the pool ( when the last time we camped there my son swam the whole trip ) there were a few strange things that were said during the phone conversation and we decided to to book and never go back. My parents also experienced weird stuff while they phoned and won't go back either.

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