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Pineview
3 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents2 acres · BCWe have 2 acres above the Similkameen river with awesome views of the surrounding mountains. A picnic table and fire pit are at the site as well we offer ice and firewood for sale. The river is a short walk down the path where there is a large area to swim,fish or just relax. The Historic town of Hedley is just a 2 minute drive west bound and Princeton is 20 mins away.
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Arosa Ranch
9 sites · Tents160 acres · BCWelcome to Arosa Ranch! We are just 20km from Osoyoos, BC. Nestled in the rolling Okanagan hills and surrounded by wildlife, Arosa Ranch is a peaceful and picturesque getaway on 160 acres. Tent sites nestled amongst Ponderosa Pines or with beautiful views of our pasturing horses. Our quiet peaceful campground includes washrooms with showers! We also have Full RV hookups! Campfires are permitted as long as there is no fire ban. Pets are welcome. There are plenty of wineries to explore nearby right in Osoyoos! Our young family made the move from Vancouver to the beautiful Okanagan in British Columbia, Canada. We love to hike in the summer and snowshoe and ski in the winter, garden, swim, camp, fish, hunt and cook among other things. We’re excited to share our nature retreat with you all – come join us in paradise!
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Azhen Sanctuary
6 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents160 acres · Rock Creek, BCAzhen Sanctuary was founded and built by two brothers.With the help of family and good friends.Jaymie and Shelby Friesen were raised in the construction trades and started their first business at age 13.One might have described “the Friesen boys” as overly rambunctious as they grew up getting into trouble and having a little too much fun – or is there such a thing?Through pain and laughter their paths have lead them here and given them the skills to create a better way of living and to offer those teachings to others.Here are their stories.Get to know Jaymie…At 10 years old Jaymie was sweeping floors on job sites and grew into building custom homes from the ground up with his dad and grandfather.Though a valuable skill, it also lead him to see a trap in modern society – working a job you don’t like to pay off the student debt that got you there, and to afford the house you hardly spend time in; running through life unconsciously.This made him dream of a better way to live.Jaymie experienced fights with depression and rivalries at school until dropping out in Grade 11. He spent a year reading, meditating, doing yoga and building the philosophy by which he would live his life.He dreamed of and planned to build a homestead filled with good community, which was the basis of what has become Azhen.Ironically, the people that were once rivalries became friends and co-owners of this sacred place… such are the beautiful things of life.Jaymie walked his path as usual, founding several businesses and travelling the world, until some bizarre incidents uncovered his dissociative disorder caused by childhood trauma.This was a mental health issue that had both haunted him and saved his life during the rougher moments of his upbringing.With the help of his brother, his healing journey led him back to his Indigenous heritage, ceremony, and meditation.These days you can find Jaymie roaming through the forest smiling at life.He swears the aliens will come take him home one day.Get to know Shelby…As a kid Shelby was shipped off every summer to work with his uncles.This was the beginning of his mastery of the metal trades and his talent for making you laugh until you cry… or just cry.He spent the beginning of his career helping build custom $15-30m homes in Whistler, BC, and working as a boiler maker before starting RYD Motorsports where his design skill and attention-to-detail garnered national attention.A mix of partying, crappy food, lots of sugar, and the normalization of an unhealthy lifestyle combusted into severe anxiety and depression.Shelby was bed-ridden for months and couldn’t work for almost 2 years.At first he thought he could walk into a doctor and get fixed up with a pill, as most of us have been led to believe. This was the opening of his Pandoras box when it came to understanding the many broken systems in society.His journey led him to nutrition, fitness, breathwork, mindfulness, community, and ceremony… and even believing some of the “conspiracy theories” Jaymie used to tell him about.These days you can find Shelby in the kitchen creating wicked beyond organic meals, out on weekend adventures, or training for his next half-Ironman.Shelby swears if the aliens don’t take them home one day they’ll solve anti-gravity and build a ship of their own.
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Cuddly Cat Farms
5 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents20 acres · Vernon, BCWelcome to Cuddly Cat Farms. This property is our dream come true. Located 5 min from the city of Vernon you have fantastic views of our beautiful valley and are surrounded by Apple Orchard. We were the first people to live on this land and have built everything you see since 2017. Enjoy 20 beautiful acres just 5 minutes out of Vernon. Close proximity to Kal Lake, Swan Lake and Lake Okanagan. Fantastic hiking trails, biking trails, and watersports close by. We have 3 different to choose from listings: 1 serviced site, 3 dispersed non serviced sites, and 1 air-conditioned Yurt with two single beds. Potable water available. Full washrooms and showers are available. . Campfires permitted (unless fireban is in effect). Free Wifi. We are hoping to slowly turn the land into a type of agrotourism with animals, fresh veggies from the garden and a variety of u-pick options. We look forward to hosting you!
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Fraser Canyon teepee escape
2 sites · Lodging1 acre · BCExperience nature by sleeping in a uniques, waterfront, handcrafted luxury teepee steps away from the Fraser River. Located in the fraser canyon just 15 minutes north of Hope bc off of Highway 1. We feature 2 teepees Teepee #1- 26 foot teepee 7.93 MThis teepee boasts a gorgeous king bed and two singles with quality bedding, including down duvets and down alternative pillows and can accommodate up to 4 people. The teepee features a fully furnished space with power and water with ample seating and includes all the necessities to create your perfect meal. Also includes a is a coffee and tea bar. The decor is inspired by the culture of the local indigenous peoples of yale First Nation. Sit outside on your private deck overlooking the river and enjoy the beauty of seeing eagles bears deer and other wildlife.  Here you will find a barbecue and outdoor propane griddle to create your favourite meals. Sit and enjoy the views of the river at your balcony railing bar or relax in your lounge chairs. Afterwards sit around the campfire and roast marshmallows while sitting next to the river. We include firewood. Guests can share a fully functional outdoor washroom facility featuring a compostable toilet and an outdoor low flow shower. As a gift we provide naturally handcrafted locally made soap, eco friendly shampoos and conditioners. Towels and washcloths are provided. Teepee #2This teepee is a more rustic adventure and features accommodation for 2 with access to the shared washroom. Outside you will find a picnic table and a tabletop barbecue. Quality bedding is provided as well as towels and washcloths and naturally handcrafted soap. This teepee is also decorated with local indigenous decor. This teepee has no power or water. Potable Water is available in the washroom. Battery powered LED lanterns are provided for you. Adventure is at your doorstep with activities such as river rafting, gold panning, hiking, swimming at nearby beaches and the best fishing in Canada. We would be more than happy to book your fishing adventure with the world class reputable Great River Fishing Adventures. 
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Perfect hideaway for those rainy days too.
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Rossland Bike Retreat
2 sites · Lodging10 acres · BCA 10-minute drive from the slopes of Red Mountain Resort, Rossland Bike Retreat is the perfect jumping-off point for your adventure in the Kootenays. We have 2 identical cabins to rent; each one accommodates 4 people. You'll find complete serenity in this mountain escape, with a view that will put a fresh perspective on any outlook. Be it snow or dirt you're after, we'll help you discover the trails you seek.
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The Gwillim Lakes Plateau in Valhalla Provincial Park. This is an awesome place to hike.
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Valhalla Pines Campground
8 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents7 acres · Vallican, BCThis is a quiet forested residential area in Sinixt territory. Recommended activities include floating down the river, canoeing the lake, hiking or climbing in Valhalla Park, soaking in Halfway Hot Springs or indulging in Nelson. We are surrounded by beautiful mountains and rivers. This valley has many outdoor activities and events and a very interesting history and culture including Sinixt, Doukhobor, Cannabis and Conscientious Objector. Nelson, Castlegar and Slocan Lake are all a half hour drive away. There are many other special places nearby such as the Goddess Pools and the Emerald Pools. Supplies and services are available nearby including firewood, toiletries, dog day care, massage, bike and canoe rentals, life jackets, rubber dingys and paddles etc. Let us know if you would like a referral to any of these services. There are many guides available for activities in the area including (water sports, climbing, skiing, hiking, artist tours, events, geology, mining, mushrooms, cannabis, garden tours and native history). There is a particularly valued native storyteller here that can also provide a walking tour to a nearby village site with a full scale replica of an aboriginal kekuli (earth house). Please call ahead for recommendations on booking guides or storytellers. You don't need one to get here, but its good to have a 4 wheel drive vehicle for some of the logging roads that are worth visiting. Roof and/or bike racks can also come in handy. The Vallican Whole community center also has events nearby.
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Maria B.’s Land
4 sites · Lodging23 acres · Lumby, BC
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Wild Valley Farmz Camping & Events
13 sites · RVs, Tents80 acres · BCWelcome to our off-grid oasis! Perfect for your solo or family camping trips, group gatherings, private weddings, and horse events. ABOUT OUR SITES: Open and expansive, our camping sites are located on a fenced, 1-acre field among vast mountains and pristine lakes. You can feel relaxed and at home while staying with us as we can accommodate any size of RV or travel trailer, even if you’re towing your travel car, horse trailer, or boat. Don’t stress about turning around! We have lots of extra room to turn around, back up, or pull through our sites with your rig. Our sites are designed for self-contained RV units (dry camping) but you will have access to a porta potty! Enjoy the farm life taking place around you as our free-range chickens roam and our cows and horses graze in our green pastures. A short walk brings you to our private creek where you can relax and enjoy a picnic or BBQ dinner. WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT DURING YOUR STAY? Did someone say pony rides? At Wild Valley Farmz you will have the opportunity to experience what it is like to live on a farm! From pony rides to farm tours and egg collecting, we would love to share some of our knowledge and animals with you during your stay. We have farm-raised meat (chicken, beef, pork, and lamb), farm-fresh eggs, and seasonal veggies hand-picked from our garden available for purchase upon your arrival. Looking to cool off from the summer heat? We have paddle boards, canoes, and kayaks for rent too! Take your personal or rented water equipment to one of our nearby lakes or walk down to our private creek for a dip. Make sure to contact us to book in advance for our pony rides, rentals, and firewood or keep some cash on hand! NEARBY AMENITIES: Lake and boating access: Phillips, Skimikin (with horse trails) and Pillar Lakes are only 5 minutes away. Take your small boat, paddle board, or kayak to one of these nearby lakes. Little Shuswap Lake and the Village of Chase are only 10-15 minutes away for larger boat adventures. Wineries: • Celista Estates Winery • Sunnybrae Vineyards & Winery • Recline Ridge Vineyards & Winery Golf: • Sunshore Golf Course • Talking Rock Golf Course • Shuswap Lake Estates Restaurants: • The Railside Restaurant • U-Thi Sushi & Grill • Quaaout Lodge Spa: • Quaaout Lodge and Spa More options within a 10-minute drive: • Grocery store • Water park • Skate park • Beach park • Sani Dump PLEASE NOTE: • Check-ins are welcome between 12 pm - 8 pm, NO check-ins past 9 pm • Check-out by 11 am • One RV unit (family household) per booking • Well-behaved dogs welcome (NO livestock guardian dogs and NO aggressive dogs) • NO fires or open flames when a fire ban is in effect • NO cell service • NO water or power hookups DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS OR A UNIQUE BOOKING REQUEST? Contact us today to discuss your request. We look forward to hosting you and your family!
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Washtock Family Campground
11 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents80 acres · BCNestled in the pristine Nahatlatch Valley between the Nahatlatch River and Fraser River. Washtock Family Campground offers rustic camping from tents to RVs. We are an ATV friendly campground with ride in ride out accessibility. The campground offers pull through RV Sites with non-potable water and septic connections. We are off grid so we have no power connections but allow generators. We have space for big groups or just a quick get away for two, we can accommodate you. We have flush toilets and outhouses as well as a hot shower for guest use. We have a large garden on site and offer seasonal vegetable sales, as well as farm fresh eggs and all natural free range beef. We are located 13km north of Northbend which is across the river from Boston Bar BC. Once you reach Boston Bar you will Turn left at the Esso and cross 2 sets of railroad tracks bringing you into Northbend, from Northbend there is about 6km of paved road after that it is a government-maintained gravel road until you reach our campground. Past our campground is the beautiful Nahatlatch provincial Park which contains Francis lake, Hanna Lake and Nahatalatch Lake. The lakes offer an abundance of activities such as fishing, kayaking, canoeing, swimming and paddle boarding. There are many hiking, biking, horseback riding and ATVing trails in the area. Please feel free to email if you have any questions. We would love to accommodate you for your future adventures.
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Hangin Loose in Sicamous U Pick
13 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents10 acres · BCLocated right in Sicamous, our riverfront campsites are sure to "WOW" you. Com and enjoy the spectacular mountain views on our organic berry farm. Enjoy our amazing fruit as we are a U-Pick as well. Don't have an RV or ten, NO problem, we have RVs for rent on location! This is the perfect spot for large gatherings, family reunions and weddings.
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Sam and Max's Magna Bay Campsite
3 sites · RVs, Tents5 acres · Magna Bay, BCA variety of roomy and private campsites are available 5 acres of camping a short walk from Shuswap Lake beach access (1 with parking, 1 without) as well as Ross Creek Community park (and Beach). A short nature loop is accessible on property. Other hikes nearby are Onyx Falls Trailhead, Evelyn Falls Trail, Angle mountain and more. Onyx Falls Trailhead has parking for Snowmobiling/OHV vehicles. *** look for the white and blue Quonset hut (Google maps will take you right past us)
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At the center of British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley, which runs more than 150 kilometres north from the US border, this community of 43,000 makes a handy base for exploring one of Canada’s largest wine-producing regions. You can go wine-tasting right in the city center and along the Naramata Bench above Lake Okanagan, and drive (or cycle) to dozens more wineries. Swim, paddle, or go boating on the lakes, go biking on nearby rail trails, or just enjoy the sandy beaches. For campers, Okanagan Lake Provincial Park, between Penticton and Summerland, has terraced campgrounds with lake views. You’ll find RV parks on Skaha Lake on Penticton’s south side.

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Naramata

More than 40 wineries line the hills above Okanagan Lake in this small community bordering Penticton, where you’ll also find cheese makers, distillers, and a cidery. You can eat well in Naramata, too.

Kelowna and the North Okanagan

The Okanagan’s largest city, Kelowna sprawls out from the lakeshore, but there’s plenty of good wine to sample in and around town as well. If you need to buy or rent gear, you can find it here.

Oliver and Osoyoos

The South Okanagan communities of Oliver and Osoyoos are in the northernmost end of the Sonoran Desert. This hot, dry region is excellent for grape-growing, so you’ll find some of the Okanagan’s best wines here. Built around a scenic lake, Osoyoos is also home to Canada’s first Indigenous-owned winery.

The Similkameen Valley

Hunting for the next wine-making hotspot? Check out this emerging wine region along Highway 3 west of Osoyoos.

When to Go

The Okanagan Valley has some of Canada’s mildest temperatures, drawing visitors from April through October, and even Canadian “snowbirds” who settle in for the winter. Spring is relatively mild, summers are hot, dry, and busy, while the autumn months of September and October, during the grape harvest, are an excellent time to tour this British Columbia region, particularly if you can travel mid-week. Book early for July and August and for fall weekends.

Know Before You Go

Several towns around Penticton, including Summerland, Peachland, Kaleden, and Okanagan Falls, have more options for campers, from family campgrounds to RV parks, many on either Okanagan or Skaha Lake.

To buy local produce and interesting prepared foods, visit Penticton’s excellent farmer’s market, which operates on Saturdays on the town’s main street.

Kelowna is the only Okanagan city with an extensive transit system. While central Penticton is compact and walkable, it’s easiest to explore the area by car or bike. Consider renting an e-bike if you’re heading to hilly Naramata.

For a unique wine-tasting adventure, book a wine tour by kayak with one of Penticton’s outfitters.

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