RV camping near Bridal Falls

The short answer

The closest full-service RV resort to Bridal Veil Falls

Camp Bridal is a family RV resort near Bridal Falls in Rosedale, BC — full-service sites set in a forest clearing under Mt. Cheam, about three minutes from Bridal Veil Falls and ninety minutes east of Vancouver. If you're planning an RV trip to the Fraser Valley, this guide covers what the sites include, when to come, what fits, and what's worth doing once you're parked.

Ready to book? For current rates, the 59-site map and availability, head straight to our RV Sites & Rates page.

What you get at a Camp Bridal RV site

Every site is built for an easy arrival and a comfortable stay:

• Full hookups — power, water and sewer right at your site
• Wi-Fi across the grounds, so you can stay connected if you want to
• Paved internal roads and level sites for a simple set-up
• A picnic table and fire pit at the site, ringed by forest
• Steps from the pool, playground, basketball court and fire-pit gazebo

See the full breakdown, current rates and the site map on the RV sites & tenting page.

When to come

Summer is our busiest season — between the pool, the waterpark up the road and the long valley evenings, the short-term sites are in demand, so inquiring early helps you lock in your preferred dates. Winter is quieter and lower-priced for travellers passing through or chasing the off-season calm. If you're staying a season or longer, long-term sites are available year-round.

Big rigs and what fits

Most rigs up to about 38 feet fit our sites comfortably, and there are a limited number of sites for 40 ft and longer. The easiest path is to tell us your rig length when you inquire — we'll match you to a site that suits it rather than leaving you to guess.

What's around once you're parked

The location is the whole point. From the front gate it's roughly:

• 3 min to Bridal Veil Falls and the Bridal Falls waterpark
• 25 min to Harrison Hot Springs and its lakefront
• 30 min to Cultus and Chilliwack Lakes for swimming and paddling
• 15 min to the Cheam wetlands boardwalks and trails

There's a fuller rundown, with drive times, on the Nearby page — and if you're travelling with children, our things to do in the Fraser Valley with kids guide maps out the family days.

Prefer a tent or a roof?

RVs aren't the only way to stay. There are ten tent sites at the top of the campground with full access to the pool and courts, and a hand-built rustic lodge with suites for families and groups who'd rather have walls and a full kitchen. Same forest, same falls — your choice of how to sleep in it.