Paradise Valley Campground

Just tried to book this campground for a group of us to go camping for the weekend. Was told that they didn’t want to risk having a group of 30 somethings as they only want to be a family campground. So if you do not have a kid with you or are under 50, don’t even bother trying to book it.

The host are wonderful (nice older couple) who takes pride in maintaining a very quiet and family friendly campground keeping facilities super clean. They have a wild rushing river across the road, you can drive to Alice lake if u want to swim, current fire ban so no fire pits. There are multiple hiking trails. Bathroom is nice with 2 large kitchen sink on each side 4 u to do dishes right beside. Also nice to wake up to all sorts birds chirping and singing — this one of my nicest memories the quietness and bring out in nature. Lots of people saying they prefer this site to Alice lake because it’s peaceful. A lady shared she had been going up there for years with her kids and now she goes camping with friends. If you are young and rowdy (like loud music) and party it up types it’s best that you go elsewhere because this is very well managed by a nice older couple. They are strict to preserve this place for everyone enjoyment.

Terrible campground and we had an awful experience. I went with my gf and another couple (we are 30) and were harassed all weekend. Apparently talking around a campfire past 10PM is too much for this facility. The grumpy old mean man who runs the place will show up on his bike with a big flashlight if you don’t go to bed at 10PM. Do yourself a favour and do not come here.

I have just returned from a weekend at Paradise Valley Campground. I have nothing but great things to say about this place. First I would like to start by saying how nice and accommodating the management was. They were understanding of our large group arriving at different times and allowed for us time to collect and split the payment. The bathrooms were so clean and it was great having such a nice facility while camping. Firewood, ice, drinks and ice cream right on sight. Potable water pumps throughout the campground, and spacious flat campsites with tables. We came up to do some rock climbing and were very pleased that the paradise bouldering area is a short 5 minute walk from the camp, and we also enjoyed the proximity to Cheakemus Canyon which is north of Squamish for sport climbing. I will be returning to this camp ground for overnight accommodations during future adventures.

At first I was hesitant to write this review, but that would be selfish of me. I wanted to keep Paradise Valley Campground a secret as it has become my new favourite campground! Located in Squamish and run by Pat and Lynn, this campground is dedicated to preserving nature and having a quiet, relaxing camping experience. The campground is an amplified music free zone, so if you want to get loud and rowdy this is not the campground for you. Many activities are nearby like fishing, river rafting, kayaking, swimming, biking, and hiking, but only bike rentals are available on site. There are also many trails on the campground that lead to the Cheakamus River or you can take a steep hike up to Brohm Lake. The office sells small items like Coffee, Tea, Chips, Smores Kits, and most importantly ICE CREAM! Mmm… Ice Cream! The toilets and showers are the nicest I’ve seen. They’re tiled and there’s actual electricity for lights, plumbing for the showers, toilets and sinks, and they are kept really CLEAN! A fun activity provided by Paradise Valley free of charge is rock painting! The campground is filled with rocks that previous campers have painted and you can paint your own for future campers to see too! Their motto is «I’ve been to Paradise and I like it!» and I definitely agree!