Logos Land Resort & Waterpark

My husband and I just took our kids here for camping from Friday to Monday and I have to say I wouldn't make the 2 hr trip again. It was extremely disappointing even tho you pay for rv or camping lot it will still cost you 80 for three people to use the water park that is just absolutely in need of some serious upkeep and cleaning if you camp here be ready to pay for anything from paddle boarding to a water trampoline to anything outside of your site and the beach. This place could be absolutely beautiful if alot more upkeep and less over charges on campers was put in place. The scum line in the kids waterslide was so brown you could see it from outside of the fence. I wouldn't recommend bringing dogs with you as they are not allowed in the lake at all not even where no one is swimming. Iam extremely disappointed in our camping trip as for the amount we paid as a family alone you would expect this site to be in alot better shape and alot cleaner. We absolutely love kittawa camp sites in limoges about 30 mins from us who is also owners by summer hills resorts to be of the same experience unfortunately I wouldn't recommend anyone camping here without knowing the whole truths as their website is extremely misleading. This location is in serious need revamping and a better pricing for campers to enjoy the extras for camper but for the amount of money this location brings in iam beyond words to say this resort is in extremely bad space and not recommended to go to. :(

This place is lovely. We have our own trailer. The sites were plain but have what you need. It’s perfect for families with younger children. Staff are excellent. It feels safe but is not rule burdened. It attracts like minded good people. This is my first time and we are already excited to come back. As for people complaining about added charges for the water park etc - it’s a business and the prices are totally acceptable for what is offered. Treat your staff super - they earned it!

The booking is very misleading. We were under the impression that as an overnight guest the water park, mini golf etc would be included. We were shocked to find out that they cost an additional $25/person/child each day. There wasn’t even a child vs adult cost or family option. We were aware the zip lines cost extra, however we were surprised when the price online was half of what the actual cost was when getting there. If we are already paying to visit the park for an extended long weekend, these water attractions and mini golf should be included. The grounds were very large and seemed well kept. My last issue was the young ladies working in the admissions. They were not very friendly or welcoming and were not very helpful either. We were going to be arriving late on our first day and I had to call 6 times throughout the day and leave 2 messages before finally I got through in the evening shortly before they closed for the day. Not my favourite place, but hopefully after they complete the construction they’re working on they will reconsider some of these things.

The rustic cabins are clean, comfortable and well equipped. A lot of nature, the lac is good for swimming activities. Excellent for relax.

This was our first time staying at Logos land and we haven’t decided yet if this will be our last or not… the sites were very uneven and very loose gravel. We levelled our trailer with the Anderson ramps and when we woke up in the morning, they had sunk into the ground. Luckily I carry a bottle jack so we were able to solve the problem without hooking up and moving. The extra costs for the water park were a joke. One would think that if you’re spending that much money for overnight camping, that a water park pass would be included. That being said, our kids did love the water slides, but my wife and I (along with many other adults) kept getting stuck on the slides and would have to use our hands and arms to help us slide down. I’m sorry but if I have to climb the giant hill and all those stairs, I want to relax sliding down, not have to work more just to get to the bottom. The basketball court was a bit of a joke, it’s on a hill so every time you shoot, the ball rolls away and into the bush. We stayed for 5 nights and only saw somebody cutting grass once on 2 campsites. When we arrived our fire ring still had coals in it. Campsites were fairly large though and they do have a very big off leash dog park, but the dog park is not listed on the map. We had to find out by ourselves. We used the showers and washrooms and they could use some updates. If we ever do go back, it will definitely not be for a week! We might tolerate a weekend to keep the kids happy but we will see.

Went their for the day to enjoy the water park and swimming. We also played mini putt which was included in the day pass.The whole place wasn't very busy, which I think makes the experience more enjoyable.The mini putt course was not well maintained and was hard to keep track what course we were on as nothing was numbered, but had a great time anyways.The water park is small, but had small kids section and 3 big slides that were all great.I never used the paddle boats but members of my group did and seem to enjoy it, they seemed to be in good order. The water trampoline was hard to get on and the metal bar hurt a few feet when doing so. We really just used it as a platform to jump off as you can't really bounce on water. Otherwise we swam off the dock which was deeper and more enjoyable with no time limit.There were plenty of places to eat our lunch which we brought and kept all our things there while we did the various activities.Overall it was a great day and would recommend as a cheaper alternative to Calypso.

We used the rv sites for camping and unfortunately the park seems to be going downhill over time. In all my years of camping, this was the noisiest place I have visited; the play structure has a ear-piercing squeal whenever something on it is moving which is always, every single dog in the campground was barking at some point with no efforts from staff to inform them this is not permitted, and there is nowhere to really sit and relax given that none of the sites have any privacy. There is literally one single tree on the whole campground (unless you book a non-electric tent site) so on the sunny days it was difficult to be out and about.The fire pits are dug in-ground which I understand, however, there is no indicator around it so very easy to trip into; as well as the grass grows over the edge of the pit hole so any fire could easily ignite much more than just the pit.There is a dog park which is nice (water hose and all!), but dogs are not allowed in any of the beach/swimming areas. We asked if there was anywhere the dogs were allowed in the water, and we were pointed to a spot across the lake. We had to walk through other sites to get to this spot, and when we arrived, we were appalled to say the least. The dock is half broken so the end is sticking up at an angle out of the water, and the other end is under water and covered in algae so very slippery. The water is disgusting in that area and because we decided to let the dogs go in quick due to the intense heat, they both left with bad hot spots due to the conditions.Overall I wouldn't recommend, if you have kids there is alot to do but I would recommend more shade area, better water access for dogs (why have a dog park but nowhere decent for them to go in the water on 35 degree days?!), a walking trail maybe, and definitely new structures as the water park and the squeeky play structure look like something out of a low budget 50's movie.

I rented a 2 bedroom villa this past weekend for a snowmobile trip and Logos Land was located on the trail system so we tried it. It was 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom fully equipped apartment! Quick check in, affordable place to stay, clean units and friendly staff that was accommodating. Would definitely return.

We were a family of 5 staying for the weekend in one of the trailers they rent .We arrived Friday the trailer smelt like it had not been aired in a while , on Saturday we turned on the AC and it started dripping we reported it and were told maintenance would be along shortly they never arrived . On checking out when we told reception there response was we will get someone to look at it but I guess that doesn’t help you !As for the stay the grounds are very well kept but when it comes to the activities not only do you have to pay for the overnight in the rental trailers but you then have to pay per day $25 per person/ child over 2 to use the water park , paddle boats etc . The zip line is another added cost. They do not offer family packages and the younger children under 5 or who do not meet the height restriction on the 3 slides have a splash pad and one slide , if they want to go on the paddle boats the parent has to pay . Our understanding when booking was that these activities were included as they word the passes as Day Passes . I would recommend that they make this clearer to the general public when booking that these prices are at an extra cost to everyone staying at resortWould I return to this facility again No I would not .Would I recommend it to families No I would not

Stayed in one of the two bedroom villas with my family for my brother’s wedding in Douglas/Cobden. We were all pleasantly surprised by the place. The villa was clean, modern, and well kept. The grounds were quiet and scenic as well as child-friendly. Really enjoyed our stay!