Whats the cheapest place to stay in whistler. I'll be splitting it 3 or 4 ways and well be there the week before chistmas. don't really care how shitty the place is.
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Whats the cheapest place to stay in whistler. I'll be splitting it 3 or 4 ways and well be there the week before chistmas. don't really care how shitty the place is.
look for condos we got a good one for my family for $120 a night thats whaat 30 a night/pr.
I took a Winnebago Warrior up there five years ago and parked for free.Quote:
Originally Posted by pollard
do not under any circumstances rent one of these.
The cheapest place at Whistler is The Shoestring Lodge. It's more of a hostel than a dive and it's still there while the new owners work on their condo development. Since you're from Washington I'll tell you about a secret lift card that has deals on lodgings too ($89 a night) but no dogs (the 4 legged kind). Lift tickets are up to $74 this year if you want to pay full list.Quote:
Originally Posted by pollard
You can't park an RV in the parking lot anymore -- you have to stay at the Riverside RV Resort (it's not just a campground anymore) for $40 a night. There's another RV place just outside of Whistler but it's new and I don't know the name.
Any place to park a truck and sleep in the back up there?
Pollard,
You gonna be at Steven's again this year? Thinking of getting a season pass and was hoping for somebody to give me a tour up there.
I'm staying at the shoestring, i think it works out to about 25-27 a night per person. the condo is good if you can find enough people.
Dirtbags aren't allowed in Whistler. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by char
I've seen RVs parked in lot 7 on Blackcomb (on the edge of the lot). The day lots (2-4) always have cars in them. Some people still crash at the back of lot 4. There's lots of logging roads before Whistler. There's some parking at Brandywine Falls Provincial Park before Whistler. If you want deluxe you can pay for underground parking at a hotel. There's no street parking because of plows. As long as you're discrete and have beer handy for the parking police it shouldn't be a problem.
I think we're gonna go with the shoestring. anyone else gonna be up there?
I'm gonna be at stevens mid week and most weekends. I'll give ya a tour for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by char
Shoestring is the one....
Some "overnight" parking available in overflow lot... need to be discreet!
There's also the Whistler Lodge (aka the University of BC Ski Club Cabin) if you want to hang with university students and talk about Nietzsche (and drink lots and lots of beer).Quote:
Originally Posted by pollard
Thanks for the beta guys and gals.