Ok, good to know.

  • We take it seriously. There's no lifeguard on duty, but your hosts are on site for every session, and we keep first aid, an AED on site. Everyone signs a waiver, and we ask you to listen to the safety briefing and go at your own pace.

  • Adults 19 and over can come on their own. If you're 16 to 18, a parent or guardian needs to come along and sign a waiver for you. We're not able to welcome anyone under 16 just yet.

  • We run rain, snow or shine. Honestly, it's even better. If we ever need to close for safety, we'll message you and sort out a rebook.

  • The park has natural trails and uneven ground, and the lake entry is rustic. If you have mobility questions, get in touch and we'll tell you honestly what to expect.

  • Tea and water are on us. Please leave glass and alcohol at home. Light snacks are welcome in the lounge.

  • Yes. It's a good cold. Take your time, breathe, and get out when you want. Nobody keeps score.

Sunlight sparkling across rippling blue lake water

What to bring.

  • Towel

  • A swimsuit or sauna-friendly clothing

  • Warm layers for after, and a hat

  • Footwear you can slip on and off

  • A water bottle

  • Please leave the glass & alcohol at home

 

Getting here.

Address: 1100 Comox Lake Road, Cumberland, BC V9N 3P7

We're at Cumberland Lake Park, on the campsite 107, with a short trail down to the water.

  1. Park in the regular campground lot.

  2. Follow the HAUS signs to the sauna.

  3. Check in with your host, then head to the lounge to warm up.

Cumberland Lake Park is a public park on Comox Lake. Please be kind to our neighbours, keep voices down after dark, and pack out what you bring.

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