“Come enjoy the best water park west of West Edmonton Mall. Across the street is Giggle Ridge, Cultas Lake's own mini theme park attraction. ”

“Giggle Ridge at Cultus Lake is a themed Adventure golf course suitable for all ages. Make your way through an 18-hole cartoon mountain lumber camp.”

“Depending on activity level, an easy/medium hike. Bonus points if you can spot the hidden teapots!”

“Since 1990 this beautiful Golf Course has established itself as one of the Fraser Valley's favourite golf facilities. At just under 4000 yards, carved out of a dense forest, it's immaculate conditions and tree lined fairways offer not only a challenging experience but an affordable form of entertainment. ”

“Family owned, good service. Close to the Waterpark and Adventure Golf (across the street). Closed on Mondays.”

“Experience Cultus Lake on a jet ski, pontoon, or a powerboat! A boat license is not required. Open mid-May to mid-September, rain or shine.”

“It's a bit rough around the edges but can be a bit of fun with a group. Not good for kids. They also have a off sale if you needed to pick up any alcohol.”

“Cultus Lake is a beautiful lake surrounded by mountains. Over 640 acres of parks, conservation areas, trails, and beaches. Main Beach and Entrance Bay both have sandy beach areas and picnic areas to enjoy.”

“Explore Cultus Lake on the water! Main Beach Boat Rentals offers pedal boats, paddle boards, kayaks and canoes. Open from May long weekend to Labour Day.”

“Tap-Ins is a beautiful 18-hole putting course with all natural greens and rough, and views of the Cascade mountains. Family fun for all ages and skill levels!”

“Jade Bay day use and boat launch has picnic grounds with tables, garbage containers and flush toilets. Take an easy stroll along the beach, free parking also available.”

“Entrance Bay day use and boat launch has picnic grounds with tables, garbage containers, flush toilets, and a kid's playground. Seven Sisters Trail - connects Entrance Bay and Clear Creek campgrounds. Along the trail, stands a group of large Douglas-fir trees, once numbering seven (2 hours return). Equipped with swimming docks. ”