Pay parking is in effect throughout Cultus Lake Park public areas.

Cultus Lake Park is a self-sustaining community, which means that the Park does not receive external funding. Parking revenue helps support required management, maintenance and services throughout the community.

The Cultus Lake Park Board and staff take great pride to ensure that the Park is kept clean, safe and well-maintained so that it can be enjoyed by residents and visitors alike.

Public Parking

Paid Parking is in effect year-round in all Cultus Lake Park public parking areas:

  • Lot A: Westside (Entrance off Lakeshore Dr.)
  • Lot B:  Main Beach (Entrance off Sunnyside Blvd – Oversized parking is available here)
  • Lot C:  located at the Marina

Please be reminded that Cultus Lake Park Board and Cultus Lake Marina have an agreement in place which authorizes the Marina business to administer the flow of traffic coming into and out of Parking Lot ‘C’, as well as within Parking Lot ‘C’ effective May 15th.

Parking Lot ‘C’ provides access to fifteen (15) public stalls on the East (left) side of the lot, and are available on a first come, first serve basis. The West (right) side of the lot marked with blue bollards, is strictly reserved for exclusive use of the Marina. Note that waiting in the parking lot in your vehicle for a public stall to become available is not permitted, as it causes congestion.

  • Lot D: located behind the Waterpark (Open during the summer months)
  • Oak Street Park Parking Lot
  • Plaza Day Use Parking Lot (Ensure vehicle plates are registered for use of the 2-Hour Free Plaza Patron Parking areas)

Rates and Opening Hours for all Public Parking Lots:

Summer Hours: May 16th to September 14th All Lots Open From 7:00 am – 11:00 pm

Winter Hours: September 15th to May 15th All Lots Open From 7:00 am – 8:00 pm (Lot D Closed)

(Dates and times are subject to change as per the Management of Public Area’s Bylaw No. 1146, 2019.)

  • $5.20 per hour Monday through Thursday (plus applicable fees)
  • $6.20 per hour Friday through Sunday plus Holidays (plus applicable fees)
  • $19 Day Rate Monday through Thursday – ONLY available in Lot D (plus applicable fees)
  • $24 Day Rate Friday through Sunday – ONLY available in Lot D (plus applicable fees)
Additional Fees: A $2.00 Infrastructure Improvement Fee will be applied on every transaction.
If you are paying by using the QR code or ParkedIn app, an additional Convenience Fee of $0.75 will be added on every transaction. However, if you extend your parking time through the ParkedIn app before it expires, both of these fees will only be charged on the first transaction.

Dog Park Parking

The off-leash dog park is open daily for residents and visitors. We offer free 30-minute parking along the fenced area in the plaza that surrounds the dog park.

Opening hours:

May 16 – September 14 the dog park is open from 7:00 am to 11:00 pm.
September 15 – May 15 the dog park is open from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm.

Plaza Parking

This parking lot offers multiple options for patrons and visitors to the Park:

15 minutes to 1-hour free Plaza Patron parking is located directly in front of the commercial businesses.

2-hour free Plaza Patron parking is located near Lakeside Beach Club and Columbia Valley Highway frontage stalls.
All vehicles must register their license plate at the ‘2 Hour Free’ Meter.

Day Use paid parking is located near Kent’s Ice Cream.
All vehicles must register their license plate and process payment at the Day Use meter.

Commercial Leaseholder User Manual: How To Guide for Electronic Parking Permit – Commercial

Residential Parking Permits (including guests of residents)

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As per the Cultus Lake Park Board Parking and Traffic Regulations Bylaw No. 1190, 2021, all vehicles parked on Cultus Lake Park property are required to register valid parking permits through their online portal. Each lease lot has access to four (4) free permits, and two (2) more daily permits at the cost of $6 each. All residential leaseholders also have the option to purchase two (2) more annual permits at the cost of $100 each through the Cultus Lake Park Office.

All residential parking permits are valid in residential areas which include Birch Street and Sunnyside Boulevard Overflow lots.

These permits are not valid in Lots B, C or D or at the Plaza.

If you require a parking permit, please bring appropriate identification so that we will be able to verify that you are the leaseholder authorized to register for permits.

Annual parking permits may be registered at the Cultus Lake Park office during normal business hours, Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, excluding statutory holidays.

Enforcement

Parking is enforced by Cultus Lake Park Bylaw Enforcement Officers. Please contact the Cultus Lake Park Enforcement Officers at 604-858-5298 if you have any questions or concerns.

It is important to note that if you have not paid for parking, are parked in a spot that is marked “No Parking,” are parking in residential laneways, or are otherwise in non-compliance of a parking bylaw, you will be ticketed and – depending on the parking infraction or length of time you are in non-compliance with the parking bylaw – your vehicle may be towed.

To pay for your parking violation ticket, please click on the green button “Pay Violation Ticket” at the top right of our website. You will require the ticket number and your license plate number to successfully pay online.

If you receive a parking violation ticket and wish to appeal, please follow the directions on the back of your parking ticket.

Good Parking Guidelines

We know that finding parking at Cultus Lake Park can sometimes be challenging and can cause frustration. Please be considerate of others. Park in designated parking areas and pay for your parking.

If you see someone breaking parking rules, they may be visitors, unaware of the parking rules and regulations. If you want to let them know that they aren’t in the right place – please inform them in a respectful and courteous manner and, if you can, help them to understand where they can park.

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