Cultus Lake Adventure Park Rides

Cultus Lake Adventure Park is an outdoor amusement park with mini golf, a roller coaster and a variety of other rides in the resort town of Cultus Lake.

In the spring of 2026, the attraction is open on select dates between March 14th and April 6th, for the Spring Break holidays and Easter Long Weekend. The amusement park then reopens again closer to the summer.

Note: Cultus Lake Adventure Park is an awesome place with terrific rides. It’s also related to Cultus Lake Waterpark which is BC’s biggest waterslide park and located just across the street. Especially if you have kids, you’ll want to visit both these places!

For more details about the attraction, either continue reading below or visit cultus.com.

This article includes the following information about Cultus Lake Adventure Park:

Location and Times | Admission Details | Rides | Things to Know | Other Information

Amusement Park Rides at Cultus Lake

Cultus Lake is the name of a provincial park, but also of a village with a surprisingly large, modern, and reasonably priced amusement park. Cultus Lake Adventure Park is a nice-sized facility. It’s both cute, well-designed, compact, and quite large for a community as tiny as Cultus Lake.

In total the attraction has about 15 rides suitable for all ages. It’s great for both families and groups of young friends. It’s like a miniature Disneyland, but without Cinderella’s castle or Mickey and the other characters. If you like amusement rides, we highly recommend this place (and the Waterpark too).

Cultus Lake Buckin Bronco Attraction — Having Fun on the Buckin Bronco Ride

Amusement Park Location & Times

Cultus Lake Adventure Park‘s address is 3993 Sunnyside Boulevard. It’s in the heart of Cultus Lake across the street from the Cultus Lake Waterpark.

The amusement park is a seasonal attraction. It’s generally open for a brief period in the spring and then again from about late June until the Labour Day Weekend at the beginning of September.

In the spring of 2026, the park is open on March 14th to 16th, 20th to 23rd, and 27th to 29th. It’s a fun place to visit over Spring Break. The attraction is also open on April 3rd to 6th, so throughout the Easter Long Weekend.

On days between March 14th and 23rd, hours are from 11:00 am until 5:00 pm. Then from March 27th to April 6th, the park opens 30 minutes earlier. As of early spring, the attraction’s dates and hours for the summer are to be confirmed.

Visit the official cultus.com website for more details.

Park Prices & Admission

Tickets are required for entry to Cultus Lake Adventure Park. Prices vary by date, event and availability. Children under 36 inches tall can enter for free with a paying adult.

As of the spring of 2026, full-day tickets cost $15.99 while twilight tickets from 2:00 to 5:00 pm cost $12.99. A limited number of tickets at promotional prices are available, and prices increase as the date approaches. Special event tickets, such as the Easter egg hunt packages for Easter weekend and the last weekend in March, are priced higher. Tickets for that event cost $34.99 at the time of writing, with some discounted options available. Prices in the summer are likely more.

Note: Details and pricing are subject to change.

Cultus Lake Adventure Park

Adventure Park Rides

Cultus Lake Adventure Park might be small, but it packs a punch in terms of an impressive selection of rides. When we first went with a group of people ages 12 to 50, we predicted we’d be there for only a couple of hours, but ended up staying for most of the day! Those rides are fun!

Below is a list of some of the main attractions suitable for younger children, as well as rides that older kids, youth, and adults will love.

Little Kid Rides

The following rides are especially good for younger children (but older folks will enjoy them too):

Balloon Adventure – a good ride for little people. It goes around at a comfortable pace and you control how fast it spins.
Buckin Bronco – this one sounds like a little kid ride, and you do sit on horses like you might find on a merry-go-round ride, but don’t let that fool you. This attraction swings back and forth at high speeds and spins around at the same time. Riders must be at least 48 inches tall. Our reviewers gave it two thumbs up and went on it numerous times!
Bucky’s Bumper Boats – this is another tame ride, but also fun and especially popular on hot days. On the ride you get to peddle around in the pond, bump into people and spray your friends with water (and get sprayed back).
Wilderness Trail – this is the attraction for kids who love tree forts, climbing bars and caves to explore. It’s also popular with people who like to move themselves rather than sit in something that does the moving!

Visit the official cultus.com website for more details.

Thrilling, But Not Too Extreme

The following rides are suitable for most ages and nervous dispositions. Some are still appropriate for younger children (and they’ll love them as much as anyone, or maybe even more). Other rides, though, are better suited to slightly older people and those seeking more of a thrill.

Runaway Mine Train – this 1,000-foot-long wild train trip is one of the park’s most popular rides. It’s a small roller coaster, but a good one. Passengers must be at least 3 feet tall, and children less than 42 inches tall need to ride with an adult.
Windmill Drop – a 60-foot-high windmill tower that takes you up in the air and then drops you down (and then up and down a bit more). It’s a lot of fun for people who love vertical drops! The ride is for riders who are at least 42 inches tall.

Cultus Lake Cloud Buster Ride — Getting Ready for the Cloud Buster Ride

Most Serious Rides

The following rides are quite extreme. If you love getting freaked out and seeing your friends scream, these are the rides for you!

Cloud Buster – a ride that goes up, up and further up before falling back down again at lightning speed. It feels like you’re really falling, and for about a full half second, you think you’re going to die (or at least we did). It was so much fun, and the views from the top are breathtaking. This is one serious ride!
Round-up 360 – this is arguably the park’s most extreme ride and suitable for people who like a thrill (and spinning upside down). It’s a fully inverted extreme swing ride that goes up and over at 360 degrees while spinning. Grandparents and children will likely want to stick to things like the Ferris wheel and carousel while the teenagers hang out here. Riders for this attraction need to be at least 4 feet tall.

Click cultus.com for full details about the amusement park.

Things to Know

Below are some rules and policies that are typically implemented and worth knowing in advance.

For safety reasons, infants are not permitted on the rides.
Items you cannot bring into the park include outside food and beverages, pets, rollerblades, skateboards, and audible personal music.
The facility is non-smoking, so if you want a puff, you’ll have to leave the premises and then come back.
Children under the age of 8 must be supervised.
Tickets are non-refundable.
Not all rides are always open every day, and some start up and close down earlier than others.

Windmill Drop Ride at Cultus Lake — Pretending to be Scared but Having a Blast!

Other Information

For an illustrated map of the venue, click Adventure Park Map.

To learn more about the attraction in general, see the Cultus Lake Adventure Park website. To learn about carnival-style rides in other places at various times of the year, see our article about Lower Mainland Events with Amusement Rides.

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