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Manuel
October 2025
16 ft campervan
The camp sites are located in a very nice location with trails to go walking on accessible directly from the site.
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Jordon
October 2025
13 ft pop-up camper
With pets
We loved being able to book the charcuterie and wine tasting experience. The wine is excellent and so we bought a whole bunch. ❤️
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Craig
October 2025
With pets
So grateful to have found this cozy and peaceful cabin. I was very comfortable and enjoyed hikes nearby, lots of wildlife and beautiful views. The hosts made sure I had everything I needed. I appreciated the nice snacks and gifts. Thanks for a memorable stay!
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Julie
October 2025
Weekend Trip to Butterfly Cottage - Glamping
This place is perfect! The host was so attentive to our needs, the caboose is so cute, there's hot water, a woodstove for warmth, the nature is incredible. We really had a most comfortable and most perfect stay!
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Sam
September 2025
Tent
Lovely little campsite with beautiful views. Would camp there again without hesitation.
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daan
September 2025
Tent
The wineries around the campgrouds are beautiful and give your stay a peaceful atmosphere. We saw some birds of prey! The dog is cute and very friendly.
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Steve
September 2025
23 ft campervan
Camp 1 handled our Class B. I rented both sites and our friends were introduced into Hipcamping using site 2. Their trailer a small to medium size fit easily there with a drive through setup. The two camps are closer together for RVs but further apart of tents campers.
The camp property is a very short drive on a large dirt road. It is located at a 600 foot elevation above town, we decided not to ride the bikes to town due one rider uses a three wheel bike which needs more space.
The condition was OK but could be checked for trash we try to pickup what was there. It was great having access to water being that this was our fourth stop on this trip. Great to be in the country with a sea of grapes and lake in you front view. We did see and hear turkeys and other wild life.
The gate needed to be opened and closed it could use a tune-up.
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Steve
September 2025
20 ft travel trailer
Nice grassy place, level and clean. The camps are well spaced and is definitely the best we have been to. We have a class B so we just rotated to suit our needs and we were setup. The posting does show the camp well.
If you go to town on a Sunday get there before 3pm.
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Shaun
September 2025
Tent
With pets
It was the most peaceful, beautiful and amazing views. Kathy was a great host and very friendly. I will definitely go again and stay longer.
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Andrea
September 2025
19 ft campervan
With pets
Delightful place! The location is gorgeous, and the hosts are lovely and generous.
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Jill
September 2025
30 ft toy hauler
We had a 26 foot trailer that took a bit of jockeying to get in place. But once we were situated it was fine. Great tasting room. Teresa and Mark were getting ready for the harvest but took the time to chat with us. Their wine is wonderful!
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Rob
September 2025
Tent
Down a quiet dirt road in the hills above Princeton, Lakeview Ranch offers a little slice of paradise. The site is peaceful, private, and well maintained, offering just what you need, and nothing you don't. The outhouse is clean and closeby, there's a small cooking stand, and a table with four chairs. The property offers endless exploration activities from hiking into the hills, or walking around the beaver pond. Or, wander a bit farther and look for fossils or go for a swim in the Similkameen River just a quick walk or drive away. Or, just relax on the dock and look for the beavers. Beyond the beavers, numerous other wildlife viewing opportunities exist from squirrels running about, to hearing the coyotes howl in the distance at night. Angelique is an amazing host offering great directions to the property and to nearby attractions, as well as thoughtfully including some extras knowing I was visiting on a motorcycle. I highly recommend staying at Hammock Ranch, and would happily do so again.
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emily
September 2025
Tent
Lovely quiet spot at your own private little lake. Angelique was very welcoming.
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Cheryl
September 2025
15 ft travel trailer
With pets
Beautiful spot. Loved being up above the lake with peace and quiet. Charming & rustic
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Christine
September 2025
Weekend Trip to Back Forty Vineyards
This is a special spot! So peaceful, and the perfect getaway. The kitchen was perfectly stocked, amazing coffee and a nice tea selection, and the snacks were such a treat!! The bed was quite comfortable, and we thoroughly appreciated the variety of pillows as we’ve got different firmness preferences. Early morning walks with the pup around the property while the sun rose was bliss :) We cannot wait to return!
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Archie
August 2025
19 ft travel trailer
Very cute spot. Site was clean and instructions to find it were clear. Great quiet place to spend the night. Visits from the farm dog only improved things, he’s a sweetheart. Would highly recommend.
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Chris
August 2025
17 ft travel trailer
Such a peaceful spot with gorgeous lake views, sunsets were amazing! At night it’s dark enough for stargazing, and we fell asleep to crickets (and even spotted an owl). The site is private, right by the riding ring and close to the donkeys. Deborah is a wonderful host and even shared veggies and pears from her garden. Great RV setup with power, water and a picnic table and so close to wineries, bistros, beaches, and Penticton. We’ll be back!
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Taylor
August 2025
Tent
We loved tenting at Back Forty Vineyards. The view waking up to rows of grapevines each morning was beautiful, and the amount of stars at night around the fire was incredible.
We stayed in Site 2 which is down in a small hollow, which was nice for privacy. Site 1 is not too far away but its up on a bit of a hill so it does still feel private.
There's an outhouse not far from the site, and a water tap between the 2 campsites which is convenient. There's nowhere to shower so prepare accordingly. Daryn offers firewood for sale by the full or half wheelbarrow, which are decently priced.
Daryn was a great host. He sent a welcome message before our arrival with all the necessary instructions, and any questions I had he was very responsive to. And I can't forget to mention Bernie, the farm dog who watches over the vineyard. He's a friendly boy and likes to check in on his campers.
All in all I would definitely recommend camping here to anyone looking for an alternative experience to the typical cramped campground style. It's not every day you get to wake up, drink a coffee and eat breakfast in a vineyard. I'm sure we'll be back again soon!
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Zoe
August 2025
Tent
With kids
We had a great stay at Hammock Ranch! Angelique was very helpful and welcoming. The site was very quiet and had excellent dark skies for star watching at night. We hiked to the Similkameen river for swimming and biked around the area. We would definitely come back again!
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Amol
August 2025
Tent
With kids
Daniel and his father are exceptional hosts, ensuring a wonderful stay. The campsite boasts a stunning mountain-ringed location and offers all the essential amenities, including clean wash basins, a versatile water hose, and a spotless shower room. We arrived late, and his dad kindly assisted us with lighting for our tent setup. The site features ample parking, a powered electrical pole with multiple outlets, and a strong sense of security. It's an ideal, family-friendly spot in Osoyoos that I highly recommend and would gladly visit again.
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The best camping in Bromley Rock Provincial Park, BC guide
Overview
About
Nestled along the Similkameen River, Bromley Rock Provincial Park is a haven for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike. With its forested campsites and the river's inviting waters, visitors can enjoy a range of activities from tubing and swimming to hiking with panoramic views. The park's 17 vehicle-accessible campsites offer a cosy retreat amid towering Douglas firs, providing an idyllic setting for both relaxation and outdoor fun.
Notable campgrounds
- Bromley Rock Campground: Offers 17 vehicle-accessible sites nestled amid lush Douglas fir trees, with some perched along the river bank.
- Riverside Sites: These mid-sized campsites feature raised gravel pads and offer a serene riverbank experience with steep access to the water.
- Pull-through Sites: Ideal for larger vehicles, these three sites provide easy access and a comfortable base for your park adventures.
Tips for snagging a campsite
- Book early through the BC Parks reservations system to secure your preferred dates during the peak season.
- Keep an eye on the reservation system for cancellations to snag a last-minute spot.
- Visit during the shoulder season when campsites are less in demand for a chance at first come, first served availability.
- Explore nearby camping options if Bromley Rock is fully booked, as the surrounding area offers additional camping opportunities.
When to go
The prime time to visit Bromley Rock Provincial Park is between April 12 and September 30, when the park is fully operational. The summer months offer warm weather perfect for river activities, while the shoulder seasons provide a quieter experience. Be mindful of the off-season when the campground is closed and services may be limited.
Know before you go
- Check for any advisories or campfire bans before your visit to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
- Remember to bring cash for park transactions, as the park does not accept other forms of payment.
- Accessibility information is available for those requiring assistance; check the park's facilities beforehand.
- Prepare for a remote experience as the park has no phone service, and the closest stores are in Hedley and Princeton.
- Respect the natural environment by not gathering firewood from the park and disposing of waste responsibly.
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