Lake Park Society is an innovative non-profit social enterprise that has operated Cumberland Lake Park Campground since 2015 under contract with the Village of Cumberland. As a model of regenerative tourism, the Society functions like a business, generating revenue through its operations while reinvesting all profits back into the community. This approach supports inclusive outdoor experiences, educational programs, and community-building initiatives that enhance both the local environment and the well-being of residents and visitors alike.
Located on Comox Lake, this Village of Cumberland municipal park and campground offers swimming, paddle sport rentals, concession, boat launch, hiking trails, climbing crags, as well as low-cost programs and events. Learn more about local activities here.
Cumberland Campground is nestled in the forest, right on Comox lake and only a few minutes drive from downtown Cumberland.
Experience our school programs, summer camps and community events.
Are you looking for a fun way to explore Comox Lake this Summer? Check out our wide selection of water sport rentals. We rent a variety of kayaks and SUPs (stand up paddle boards).
Located on the shores of Comox Lake, surrounded by forest, the park offers kayak and SUP rentals, coin-operated showers, a concession, a boat launch, and picnic shelter rentals, making it a perfect destination for outdoor recreation and relaxation.
Whether you’re a relaxed beachgoer or an adrenaline seeker, the park has something for everyone. Enjoy swimming, paddle sport rentals, scenic hiking trails, and a variety of rock climbing crags. Just down the road, you’ll find disc golf, world-class mountain biking, and the vibrant village of Cumberland. Renowned for its legendary arts and culture scene, unique pubs, delicious eateries, and rich coal mining history, Cumberland offers the perfect complement to your outdoor adventures.
With a mission to foster wonder and connection through inclusive outdoor experiences, LPS serves as a community hub for outdoor education, adventure, and regenerative tourism. Located in an inspiring natural setting by Comox Lake, the park provides low-barrier, inclusive opportunities for outdoor learning and recreation for people of all abilities.
Only a couple minutes drive from the legendary Village of Cumberland in the Comox Valley. Just an hours’ drive from the Nanaimo ferry terminal, getting here from Vancouver is a scenic ferry trip and short drive.
