The best cabin rentals in Pennask Creek Provincial Park, BC

Name: Pennask Creek Provincial Park
Address: Camping

Discover the natural splendor of Pennask Creek Provincial Park.

Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Pennask Creek Provincial Park adventure.

Top-rated campsites near Pennask Creek Provincial Park

Chute Lake Lodge

1. Chute Lake Lodge

46km from Pennask Creek Provincial Park · 14 sites

Make your stay with us unique. We know that everyone has their own ideas when it comes to how they want to travel, where they want to stay and what they want to explore. We are proud to offer a wide range of accommodation options to make your stay just right. The birth of Chute Lake started approximately a century ago. The combined population of Kelowna and Penticton was a mere 7,000, and the First World War was just wrapping up. A bustling new sawmill on the shore of Chute Lake had a crew of hardworking loggers thinking it was time to build themselves a place to sleep and eat. Raw materials certainly wouldn’t be an issue, located in the middle of a forest. The crews worked all day turning trees into logs. Soon enough those logs were being hauled from the mill and up a gentle slope to the proposed location of the new bunkhouse. A few years later, the Kettle Valley Railway would arrive, and the mill and freshly built bunkhouse would take on additional roles. It served as a water stop for the steam engines that pulled the passing trains. Enterprising mill workers would even sell some of the large fish they pulled from the lake to the dining carts. These were the formative years Chute Lake Lodge. Cabins have been added and in the 1980s, the central lodge building nearly doubled in size. The restaurant was added with lodge rooms above. The railway that ran directly in front was converted into one of the best cycling paths in the province.

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Big Cat Ranch

2. Big Cat Ranch

64km from Pennask Creek Provincial Park · 4 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

Off-Grid Camping on 160 Private Acres in the Tulameen River Valley Camp on 160 acres of private land surrounded by forest, mountain views, and plenty of space to spread out. Our large, private campsites offer a true off-grid experience with easy access to the rugged terrain that Tulameen is known for. This area is a major destination for dirt biking, quad biking, snowmobiling, hiking, trail running, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing—giving riders and outdoor enthusiasts endless room to explore. Whether you’re here for high-energy adventure or a quiet stay in the woods, you’ll have the freedom to enjoy it your way. We’re just 15 minutes from Otter Lake for swimming and relaxing by the water, and close to the Granite Creek Historical Site, one of BC’s historic Gold Rush landmarks. Off-grid camping with big space, big views, and nonstop backcountry adventure.

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Grandpa's Heart at Nicklen Lake

3. Grandpa's Heart at Nicklen Lake

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80km from Pennask Creek Provincial Park · 4 sites

Lakefront property with 7 cabins, room for tents, and a gazebo to sit and relax with your morning coffee overlooking the lake. We have a couple of small row boats with paddles. Off-grid for peace and quiet away from the fast pace of the city. We are currently having issues with our water system. Please send us a message and we can let you know where we are at with repairs.

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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

Samantha Leigh

July 2026

With pets

2 nights at Grandpa's Heart at Nicklen Lake

The resort is so beautiful! Remote and quiet, I often had the whole lake to myself paddle-boarding, and at most there was one other boat. Though different than the cabin I booked,, the 2bdrm cabin they set us up in, was spacious and cosy. The gravity toilet was handy at night, though tricky to fully flush and the jug was too heavy for my mom to lift, so we used the outhouses during the day. The caretakers were really friendly and helpful, brought over a ton of wood for the cabins wood stove furnace. It wasnt too cold the second night so we didn’t use it. The road up is great condition for a FSR! Bumpy at spots but still doable in a car. I have a 4WD wagon and my mom has a lil suv and both handled it great. Incredibly quiet at night, lots of wild flowers, wild strawberries, chipmunks and bunnies. I also heard moose calls and pretty sure I saw a mother and calf walk past the bushes by the water. Will definitely come back as renos are completed, I want to stay in all the cabins! Its a stunning location and a ton of potential. Thank you for hosting us!