Tourism Region: Okanagan Similkameen "" Land of Plenty"": For Information Write: West Kootenay District, RR-3, Site 8, Comp 5, Nelson, BC, V1L 5P6: A secluded lake with 34 vehicle/tent sites, East of Osoyoos. Read pamphlets first to learn about road...
East of Osoyoos near scenic Rock Creek Canyon. Fairly heavily forested with Douglas-fir mixed with pine and aspen. Picturesque waterfall on Johnstone Creek near its confluence with Rock Creek. Open May to October. Fees collected May 21 - Sept...
R.V. and tent camping next to Lake Osoyoos. Located 2.4 km south of Hwy 3 on Lakeshore Drive. Beach hookups, tent sites with cabanas, camp cabins and a warm sandy beach for your enjoyment. Reservations accepted by email
Surrounded by warm water and sandy beaches, it sits on a pencil of land jutting into Osoyoos Lake. Lakeside campsites make this a popular camping area. Reservations necessary. 41 campsites.
New 12 month park, all sites are full hook-ups (sewer,water,power,cable,wireless internet)
450 feet of private beach, store, clean washrooms with showers,docks and boat launch,adjacent to waterslides and walking distance to town and family amusement...
Not far from town, far enough away for privacy. Private 26 5th-wheel trailer Secluded on 550 feet of private beach Warmest lake in Canada. Sleeps up to six. All Amenities - A/C, Broadcast TV, DVD Player. Room for your second trailer (with rental only...
Over 320 Sites. Family camping, large quiet beach and shaded sites on Osoyoos Lake, 50 or 30 Amp full and 30 Amp partial hookups. Sani-station, store, marina, riding stables, cable, coin-op showers, playground, safe family swim area, pets on leash...
The Osoyoos RV Campground and Waterslides will operate this season 2009 and has numerous tent sites and shaded RV sites. The park also has five waterslides: the Wild Rapids, Twister, Corkscrew, Bunny and Coyote to cool off from the warm Osoyoos...
Every winter vacationers from around the world have been defying logic as they flock to the picturesque fishing villages of Ucluelet and Tofino to go storm watching.
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