Hazelmere R V Park & Campground

We stayed here for three nights during the summer of 2014 and were quite honestly, horrified. We were jammed into a dark, dirty campsite with about 5 feet between us and both of our neighbors, who were LONG term residents. The site was fine dirt, and when it rained one night, became a mud hole. Each night the camp kids cranked up the music, and screamed & partied until sunrise. I was scared each night we were there. Cannot recommend this place at all.

We stayed here in a travel trailer for 4 nights at the end of Feb. this is our third stay here. We like it because it is quiet. We have not had any security problems. They advertise WiFi but it wasn’t working. Went to the office & the initial response seemed to be «too bad, so sad». Then a fellow came out of the back, went out & reset the antenna and it worked. Until Saturday morning when it quit. Called the office & the fellow is not in today. Mgmt should train all staff how to do this. WiFi is important to some people. Otherwise, not a bad place to stay & close to where we need to be. It is a Good Sam park. $ 31.50 a night for FH, including sewer (site 130). The creek is definitely more a river but is has been raining &, gasp, snowing!

Nice RV park, out in the country so to speak. Stayed here for four days in a camping trailer while visiting Vancouver.
The park is mostly your round residents, many who have not moved their RV in years. There are some mobile homes and some prefab type housing units as well. I knew this going in, but the ratings were good on another review site so I had no worries.
The staff was friendly. They have a store stocked with some odds and ends. Found a gas connector adapter I needed and it was only $ 1. The clubhouse has visitor information as well as pool and air hockey tables that have seen their better days.
There is a nice pond with ducks and a little dock to sit on. There is a 9 hole mini golf course. It has seen it’s better days as well and was homemade with the greens coming up or buckling in places. I appreciate the effort though and my kids liked it. They had pedal bikes you could rent for a whopping $ 12 per hour, which seemed excessive to me. I never saw anyone riding them. They had a pool and spa which was nice and clean, though I wish it stayed open later.
The park is near a shooting range. I know this disturbed some of the residents at times. We run the fan on the AC unit all night so it never bothered us. If you have pets or want to spend time outside, just be warned.
There were a couple things I was concerned about. First, the wi-​fi was terrible. Signal was poor in our site. Apparently the full timers all have cable internet, so the wifi was just for the short term people. It was manageable if I set my laptop in one area and it was late at night or early in the am.
Our last day though, the wifi slowed to a crawl. It became unusable. I went to the clubhouse to get a better signal and with full signal, it would not even load gmail. A friend had just called me and it appeared my mailbox had been hacked. I was desperate to get on, fix the problem and change passwords to important things like banking and what not.
I complained to the staff. They called someone who told them that the wifi is supposed to be «dial up speed.» It just so happens, my expertise is in wifi networking. This was not dial up speed even, they had other problems.
After some time of trying to get it to work, a person in the office (who turned out to be related to the owner) took me to his site and got me connected via a hard line into his personal internet provider. I got it resolved and really, really appreciated his help. The wifi did not work for the rest of the time we were there.
Data roaming on your cell can cost you thousands in Canada (if you are from the US). I had been certain to ask twice about wifi when I booked because it was vital I had reliable wifi. So, this was a big disappointment.
I also heard a couple people talking about things being stolen in the park at one time. I never felt worried or unsafe. However, the bars on the office windows lead me to believe this is not exactly Mayberry.
For visiting Vancouver, I really wish we had stayed north of the city instead of south. Vancouver is just under an hour from here and we did things mostly that were in or north of Vancouver. This did not factor into my rating.
Nearby, I highly recommend Mary’s Garden for buying produce. Also, for fun go to 184^st and 0 Ave and drive right along the border. The Peace Park was also fun and close by. If you are visiting Canada, keep in mind that everything is hyper expensive here, and that’s from someone who lives in LA.