Burnaby Cariboo RV Park and Campground Vancouver

Great clean facilities but their wifi is weird because you only get it at certain times. You get 30mins every 2 hours, or a block of 6hours and I think it should be available for your entire stay.
It has a spa! Lovely :)
Their RV wash bay isn’t able to be used though.

Stayed here 5 days. This place is great. Very clean. Loved the indoor pool and hot tub. The gym and arcade are kind of lame, but just across the street is a walking trail.

This place is great! The owners are friendly and the facilities are clean and very well cared for. The pool and hot tub are amazing. The fitness centre and lounge are also a nice touch. And although the sites are small, they’re set up well so that you get at least a little bit of privacy. Their day rates are pretty outrageous, but I stayed for two two-​week stints which brings the day rate down by a huge amount. This is definitely the way to go. The only downside really is the location. Although there are two train stations and a mall within walking distance, there’s not much else in the area. It also takes a while to get into the city from the closest train station. But the RV park’s proximity to Burnaby Lake and its many walking trails is a huge plus. I would definitely stay here again!

Gefiel uns!
Ist zwar im Vergleich etwas teurer, aber city-​nahe.
Nach 20min Fußweg kommt man zum Skytrain, dann eine Fahrt von 30Min inkl. Umsteigen zur Waterfront.
Platz ist etwas enger aber ausreichend (wir hatten ein 26,5ft RV). Duschen und Toiletten sind modern und sauber. Ein kleiner shop und nettes personal am Empfang machten den Aufenthalt perfekt.

We stayed here last week for 3 nights. It is a nice, safe, family RV campground. The spots are a little small compared to some other campgrounds but if you’re ok with a tight squeeze to get in then it’s fine. There is a well-​stocked store. It’s within walking distance to the sky train and I would say that the people working the front desk offer close to a concierge service for helping with getting around. The one significant drawback for us, travelling with teenagers, was the wifi. The wifi doesn’t work well and is limited to two hours per day for two devices. For those of us who need access to devices for work and such while travelling, this was an inconvenience. Or if you have kids that want to watch a movie at night in the RV… it can’t really be done if you’re relying on the wifi. Also worth noting, although you’re in a well populated urban area there are walking/​hiking trails immediately adjacent. A beautiful location!

Stayed here a long time back — it was a trip with my Grandmother and my Sister.
We were staying there while visiting from California. I wish I could go here on weekends, it’s a wonderful place and some of the cleanest camp grounds I’ve EVER seen.

Whodathunk that staying in an RV park would be a fantastic alternative to staying in a hotel during the Winter Olympics?
Burnaby was not as close to Vancouver as I’d hoped but when considering how expensive it would have been to stay even 5 miles closer to the city, this was well worth it! For four nights my friends and I slept in a spot here at the campgrounds in a rented RV and it was quite pleasant.
The grounds are well-​kept, not too many people with loose pets or kids, nice and quite (minus the roaring trains) and the bathrooms and public areas were always rather clean.
If you’re a fan of camping or road tripping, this is a lovely spot to stop and visit for a day or so. Not much going on nearby but conveniently close to Vancouver and other fun areas to visit.
I imagine rates are even lower now that the Olympics were a year ago but beyond looking for a good deal, this seems like a quaint place to stop and hang out for a bit, regardless of the price.
WIFI was nearly impossible to get (though it was promised) so expect to have a fully disconnected vacation. The pool/​spa were fun and the staff were pretty friendly. A-​OK in my book!

Oh, the Burnaby Cariboo RV Park… or as we came to affectionately call it, our Burnaboo.
I had the pleasure of camping out here for 4 nights during the Olympics in an RV rented onsite from Fraserway. We didn’t spend a whole ton of time at the park (for various reasons), but when we were there, we experienced some interesting things. I’ll just run through a list:
1. Grounds: Well-​kept, quiet except for the constant freight train traffic on the nearby rail line (when I say «nearby», I mean it), and with conveniently located (at least to me) bathrooms with showers.
2. Facilities: They offer bathrooms and showers (the men’s showers had fairly crappy water pressure and only one temperature — hot as hades) as well as a gazebo/​picnic area, indoor pool and hot tub, sun deck, store, game room, workout room, and «lounge» with a TV and «Wifi» «Internet» available
3. The Wifi: Atrocious. They have some sort of pay-​by-​time computer station that emits a wifi signal so weak that you can only get it while sitting physically inside of the lounge or immediately adjacent to it. Don’t even think about getting wifi in your RV. And while you may be able to connect to the signal, don’t count on actually getting internet access. Of the numerous times I tried over the course of 4 days, it only worked on one occasion, and was spotty at that.
As an aside, I did get to witness a throwdown by a group of irate RV tenants over the wifi debacle. They were livid, and really taking it to this kid who was working in the lounge selling snacks and individually cellophane-​wrapped pieces of birthday cake (don’t ask). To be fair, he was being a dick. He kept telling us the internet was working when it was clearly not (everyone in the room knew it wasn’t) and he couldn’t reset the router «until 7:30» for some mysterious reason.
Irate crowd: The wifi is broke, just fix it!
Douche: No it’s not, it’s working, see that computer over there (the one plugged into the wall), it wouldn’t be on if the internet was down
Irate crowd: Are you kidding, there are 10 computers in this room and nobody can get on the internet
Douche: Nope, it’s working
Irate crowd: You reset the router NOW
Douche: No, it’s working fine
Irate crowd: SRSLY??? NO, it’s not working! Reset it.
Irate crowd: (turns to our table): Are you on the internet?
Us: No, and we already told him it’s not working
Douche: (gives us stink-​eye)
Irate Crowd: The guy with the messed-​up teeth told us that you could reset the router
Douche: I can’t do that until 7:30
Irate crowd: (holds back from lynching the douche, goes downstairs to yell at other employees)
4. The hot tub: This was actually pretty awesome, as long as you a) don’t stay past 11pm, and b) don’t bring alcohol. Why? You’ll get YELLED AT by some super-​grumpy guy who kicks you out:
Guy: It’s past 11, everyone needs to get out.
Us: Ok (we all immediately get up to leave)
Guy: «DON’T YOU EVER BRING ALCOHOL IN THE POOL AREA AGAIN!»
Me: (shocked) Ok, no problem
Guy: (repeats yelling at us about alcohol)
Me: Hey, you get that wifi fixed yet?
Guy: Silence. Stink-​eye
The pool was heated as well.
5. Location — This park is located close to a sky-​train stop and about a 30 minute drive from downtown (in an RV). It was annoyingly far for a group of folks who wanted to be in the city all the time and were sick of driving back and forth, but for someone looking to be in between the city and a quick escape out of the city, this is a good spot. Being near a Costco, a mall, and a Skytrain stop was handy too.
Overall, I would give this spot 4 stars, but the internet was so bad, and some of the people working there need a serious attitude adjustment. That said, the ladies working the store downstairs were nice enough to me. Sometimes I just think RV park people are bitter. Oh well.
PS: I think there was a rave going on in one of the RV’s one night. Fortunately the frequent freight traffic drowned it out.

Found this through the Woodall’s Guide to camping, and it was a good place to stay. Even though the RV’s are close together, and there were families here with small children, it was much quieter than you would think. It had all the amenities, including a TV room, a large pool and hot tub, and free WiFi. It was on the more expensive side of the campgrounds I have stayed at, but was glad to be able to camp so close to the SkyTrain and just leave the van and go into the city.
The RV park was also close to a nice walking path, the staff were helpful and there was a store at the office, in case you forgot something you had to have. One treat for us was that Costco was close by, and we were able to get a coffee on our way to the train. The park even had a place to wash your RV if you needed to.