The best campgrounds near Sicamous, British Columbia with horseback riding

Easily accessible where the Trans-Canada Highway meets Highway 97A, Sicamous is set in the heart of Shuswap Country, British Columbia. Swimming, fishing, wakeboarding, and waterskiing are popular in summer on Mara Lake and Shuswap Lake, where the lakeshores meet a dense, coniferous forest full of towering old growth cedar, hemlock, and Douglas fir trees. RV parks with full hookups dot the area, as well as more rustic campgrounds with tent sites, picnic tables, and easy access to forested hiking trails. In winter, head to higher elevations for alpine activities like sledding, snowshoeing, and epic snowmobiling.

98% (108) • 10 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Sicamous

Easily accessible where the Trans-Canada Highway meets Highway 97A, Sicamous is set in the heart of Shuswap Country, British Columbia. Swimming, fishing, wakeboarding, and waterskiing are popular in summer on Mara Lake and Shuswap Lake, where the lakeshores meet a dense, coniferous forest full of towering old growth cedar, hemlock, and Douglas fir trees. RV parks with full hookups dot the area, as well as more rustic campgrounds with tent sites, picnic tables, and easy access to forested hiking trails. In winter, head to higher elevations for alpine activities like sledding, snowshoeing, and epic snowmobiling.

98% (108) • 10 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Sicamous

1. North Okanagan Camping

97%

(35)

45km from Sicamous · 15 sites · Tents, RVs

Learn more about this land:Join us on our large property in the North Okanagan region, where we have space for 15 campsites that can hold up to eight people each. From your tent or RV, you can take in views of the surrounding mountains and relax while watching the sunset. Pets are welcome. We’re a great base for exploring area sights such as Okanagan Lake, the Shuswap River, Enderby Cliffs, and more. For those bringing RVs, this property can accommodate vehicle lengths up to 45 feet on mostly grassy surfaces. There are no hookups, and generators are not allowed. Campfires are okay as long as there are no fire restrictions in place. The property does not offer a toilet or other amenities, but it does provide plenty of space, soft grass, and mountain scenery. Popular activities nearby include tubing down the Shuswap River, visiting the only outdoor drive-in movie theatre in British Columbia, hiking at Enderby Cliffs Provincial Park, and driving about 30 minutes south to Vernon to explore Okanagan Lake. Heading north of the property, you can check out local wineries and Shuswap Lake. 

2. Village Hub Farm Forest Camping

95%

(75)

49km from Sicamous · 4 sites · Tents, RVs

Village Hub Farm Campground Located in the north Okanagan 5 minutes from Armstrong and 15 minutes from Vernon. We recently bought this charmingly rustic old farm property and are in the exciting process of bringing it back to life. Our address is 1945 Otter Lake Cross Road, Armstrong. It has a lovely forest area, alongside sprawling fields that are dotted with beautiful wildflowers throughout Spring and Summer. Another delightful feature of our home is a swamp that displays a spectacular array of bird wildlife in the spring and early summer. A bird watcher’s dream! And, if you are lucky, you may even see deer, beaver, bear, coyote, Marmot, or Western Painted Turtle roaming the property, all have been seen on the farm at one time or another, so keep your eyes peeled! We are close to amenities but are far enough out of town to provide a quiet and restful retreat from the hum and drum of every day life. We are popular for family reunions and specialty gatherings such as card or game tournaments. Summer in the Okanagan. Come and enjoy the scenery, fresh peaches, cherries, watermelons, veggies and other locally grown delights when in season. Our campground features include: Four forested sites with fire pits and picnic tables. Fires not permitted during fire bans. Tent or RV (up to 25 feet or so) camping Potable water from utility shed Portable toilet facility (Porta-potty) No power hookups No sani-dump No showers or laundry facilities Firewood available for extra cost but there is a lot of fallen dead wood in the forest area if you want to pick it up. No live tree or branch cutting permitted. Fun things to do nearby: Water Slides – 10 minutes Kal Beach – 25 minutes Tuley Beach on Shuswap River in Enderby - 20 minutes Hiking, road and mountain biking Boating, paddle boarding, swimming Floating down Shuswap River Enderby, Armstrong and Vernon Farmer’s Markets Farm tours, winery tours, bike tours, IPE (Interior Provincial Exhibition), Armstrong MetalFest, classic car exhibitions and more. Fishing Paintball And so much more Pets are welcome but must be on a leash, and under control at all time. Drugs and marijuana strictly prohibited on the property at all times. No fireworks.

3. Pink Pumpkin Farm

100%

(40)

45km from Sicamous · 4 sites · Tents, RVs

Welcome to a one-of-a-kind farm experience! Immerse yourself in the joys of farm life while enjoying the convenience of being close to the city. Feed the friendly farm animals or take a stroll through the vibrant sunflower fields, with each season offering its own unique charm and activities. Situated just 20 minutes from the beaches and offering easy access to biking and hiking trails, our farm is the perfect launching point for all your adventures. Whether you're seeking relaxation, outdoor fun, or a taste of farm life, you'll find it all right here.

4. Mountain Forest Cabin

27km from Sicamous · 1 site · Lodging

DESCRIPTION Great cabin for spring & summer adventures such as hiking, river fishing, lake fishing, boating, mountain biking, dirt biking, ATV's and off-roading. Great for families to enjoy nature, camping and campfires. The property is centrally located to all the lakes, mountains, rivers and forestry roads so you will never run short of things to do. Hunters can also enjoy the cabin in the fall during hunting season. THE SPACE A cozy 800 sqft log chalet with wood burning stove, outdoor 3-person hot tub, wood fire-pit, picnic-table & BBQ. Private 0.65 acres across from Eagle Pass trail. Tons of parking for trucks & trailers. Sleeps up to 5 single adults or a family of 6. An easy 35 to 45 minute commute to all the local mountains and lakes between Sicamous Lakes & Revelstoke. You will never run short of things to do. Also great during hunting season and for snowmobilers, skiers & snowboarders during winter season fun. GUEST ACCESS Guests can access all parts of the property except for the shop, which is off limits. Also, please remember that there is wildlife in the area. Please do not leave food outside and always keep the cabin door closed so smaller animals will not enter and make it their home. GUEST INTERACTION I am available by phone, text or email anytime. If it is an emergency then please call or text. There are also 2 site managers available upon request for any urgent issues that may arise and for snow removal. CHECK-IN INSTRUCTIONS There is a digital deadbolt on the front door. I will message you the code on check-in-day. To unlock the door simply enter the code and wait for the lock to open. You can manually lock the door from the inside. When leaving for the day simply close the door and press the lock symbol and the door will lock. NEIGHBOURHOOD OVERVIEW Also close by is the Crazy Creek Suspension Bridge and Hot Pools just 5 minutes down the road towards Revelstoke. The Perry River is just a 3 minute walk down the road and Eagles River across HWY #1.

Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

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christa

September 2025

26 ft travel trailer

Group trip

Weekend Trip to Pink Pumpkin Farm

This is our 4 th visit to pink pumpkin. Such a peaceful spot, love visiting the animals, but still so close to town. We will be back next year!

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Wes

September 2025

25 ft travel trailer

Weekend Trip to Pink Pumpkin Farm

Really enjoyed ourselves at Pink Pumpkin. Nice site, easy to back into with our 26' stem to stern travel trailer. Power and water- very peaceful. Host is very good in getting back to you if you have a question. Had a great looking buck come up to our window on our last morning.

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Indigo

September 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Village Hub Farm Forest Camping

Great location with an awesome view! Feels super private & the sunrise was stunning! They also have garbage & recycling on property witch is super convenient.

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Michelle

August 2025

20 ft Class C

With pets

4 nights at Pink Pumpkin Farm

The site was great to stay at while attending the IPE. We were thankful to have a serviced site in the heat! I enjoyed walking down the dirt path around the corn field and sunflowers! And our dogs enjoyed the walks too!

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Erica

August 2025

9 ft pop-up camper

With kids

Weekend Trip to Village Hub Farm Forest Camping

We stayed here so we could go to the Armstrong fair. It was a lovely spot away from the hustle-bustle of the fair, even though it was only a short drive to Armstrong. Clean porta potty, tidy sites, lovely host! I'm a very light sleeper and I had to wear ear plugs as some of the cars that drove along the back roads were super loud. But my family wasn't bothered... just a note for the light sleepers to have ear plugs. Heard owls in the night. Definitely recommend this spot.

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Shawn

August 2025

Weekend Trip to Pink Pumpkin Farm

Great location. Quiet and wonderful sweeping views of the farm fields and mountains.

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OkayMack

August 2025

Tent

Group trip

2 nights at Village Hub Farm Forest Camping

Great view of the valley at night and day not too many mosquitoes but alot spiders of course I would recommend it since it’s close to everything for a daytrip

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Vicky

August 2025

26 ft Class B

With kids

1 night at Pink Pumpkin Farm

Very convenient location for Armstrong. Great view. Was fine for a nights stay. No toilet or wifi.

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Clark

August 2025

Tent

1 night at Village Hub Farm Forest Camping

The yellow campsite is great as it's more secluded within the trees! Marek was a wonderful host! Thank you for having us 😄

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Liz

August 2025

20 ft campervan

1 night at Pink Pumpkin Farm

Very clean RV site with clear instructions on how to get there. We would stay here again.

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Barbara

August 2025

20 ft campervan

Weekend Trip to North Okanagan Camping

The property is in a very quiet location and we were all alone in the camp spot and woke up to sunshine and light breeze in the trees around us. It’s a nice, level, grassy area with poplar trees around it next to a vineyard and surrounded by sweeping fields. Just a few minutes from Armstrong/Vernon

Michelle

August 2025

40 ft travel trailer

With pets

Weekend Trip to Pink Pumpkin Farm

Nice quiet site - beautiful breezes and the sound of crickets at night. Our hosts were kind and helpful.

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Lynn

July 2025

Tent

1 night at Village Hub Farm Forest Camping

Staying at Marek and Iris's was a great little spot. The site was off by itself and very private. Quiet little haven in Armstrong.

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Lisa

July 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Village Hub Farm Forest Camping

A lovely secluded campsite in the heart of the North Okanagan. A little bit buggy but loved all the birdsong in the forest. It was a great location to bike around. Highly recommend going to Farmstrong cidery!

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Hamish

July 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Village Hub Farm Forest Camping

Nice country setting amongst conifers….and next to a hay field. Friendly operator.

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Uwe

July 2025

21 ft Class C

1 night at Village Hub Farm Forest Camping

The campground was easy to find, as descripted on the reservation platform. Even we were late, we could easily drive through to our reserved campsite. Marek hast guided us by chat. The next morning we met Marek before leaving. He is a very kind person and he gave us many recommendation for our trip in Canada and for future trips at USA, like Yellowstone national park and Utah. We had a really good conversation with Marek. Thank you very much for all the recommendations.

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Catarina

July 2025

Tent

1 night at Village Hub Farm Forest Camping

Loved this campsite. Very peaceful and private from the other campsites and good selection of firewood! - I recommend bringing bug spray with you as there are lots of mosquitos

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christa

July 2025

26 ft travel trailer

3 nights at Pink Pumpkin Farm

This is our third time staying here. I love the peaceful setting and how close it is to town, and the host is very kind and accommodating. Will likely be back in September

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Tracey

July 2025

21 ft travel trailer

Weekend Trip to Pink Pumpkin Farm

I loved staying at Pink Pumpkin. The farm And animals are so friendly and cute. The host was more than accommodating and they offer power and water which is such a gift. The farm offers great views of Armstrong and its location is fantastic

Andrew

July 2025

Tent

2 nights at Village Hub Farm Forest Camping

Booked this campsite for a few nights while traveling in July and had a great experience. Tucked away on a farm, the site is peaceful and private—surrounded by tall trees at the end of a charming property. It feels completely secluded, yet it’s only a short drive to Vernon if you need anything from town. I had the pleasure of meeting the owner, Marek, on my way out while he was tending his garden—such a kind and welcoming person. I’d absolutely stay here again if I’m back in the area.

Happy farmer sitting in a truck in a grassy field

The best camping near Sicamous with horseback riding guide

Where to go

Shuswap Lake Provincial Park

Set on the shores of the lake for which it is named, Shuswap Lake Provincial Park is a popular destination for swimming, fishing, and other water sports. Copper Island, accessible only by boat, offers a meandering 2.8-kilometre hiking trail. Overnight camping on Copper Island is not allowed, but the park features hundreds of vehicle-accessible sites for tent camping and group camping, plus RV sites with electrical hookups. Hot showers, flush toilets, and picnic areas are available, too. Learn more about the area with nature interpretation programs in July and August.

Sicamous Creek Falls

Hipcampers don’t have to venture far for waterfalls—Sicamous Creek is minutes away from its namesake town. From the parking lot, it’s just a short, 400-metre easy-grade loop trail to reach the base of Sicamous Creek Falls (but the waterfall mist can make for a slippery, rocky path, so mind your step). Visit in late spring or early summer when the snow is melting to see the falls at their most spectacular—you can enjoy a great view of the twin waterfalls before continuing to the 1.1-kilometre Canyon Loop Trail. For more of an adventure, get on two wheels at the Lizard Mountain Bike trail.

Mara Provincial Park

To the south of Sicamous is Mara Lake and its 13-hectare Mara Provincial Park—a popular day-use site with a family picnic area, drinking water, and public toilets, plus great swimming, boating, and waterskiing. With an appropriate freshwater fishing license, send out a line for rainbow trout, white sucker, and Northern pikeminnow. The park is only open from May to September, and while it doesn’t allow overnight camping, nearby campgrounds, including RV resorts, dot the eastern shore of Mara Lake.

When to go

June to August is the most popular time to camp near Sicamous, BC. Warm weather is ideal for watersports and beach days, and longer days give more time for hiking and spotting local wildlife like moose, ospreys, beavers, and black bears. The peak season gets crowded, so book early. For a quieter escape and cooler weather, spring and fall are excellent options, too. Along with the fall foliage, September and October are also harvest season, meaning visits to nearby farms and orchards for apples, peaches, and pears.