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Jocelyn

September 2025

Tent

1 night at Triple Barrel Ranch

It’s a beautiful property and the hosts were wonderful!

Simona

September 2025

16 ft car

With pets

Weekend Trip to Osprey Acres

Great place, Shauna and her husband were so nice! Can’t wait to go back in the spring when the creek is going to be full. Thanks for having us!

Annabel

September 2025

20 ft campervan

1 night at Osprey Acres

I loved camping at Osprey Acres - the property is stunning and Shauna was so helpful and friendly. She gave us loads of tips for the local area and beyond and we loved the walks, the wonderful set up and seeing all the animals. Felt like a little slice of paradise

Candice

September 2025

Tent

With pets

Weekend Trip to Firkin Riverside Camp Retreat

I loved this spot! Even thouhh you could see a couple houses in view it felt super private. Right on the water. Beautiful view. Star gazing and rock hounding were fun! My dogs loved being there too.

Sommer

September 2025

12 ft travel trailer

4 nights at Triple Barrel Ranch

Beautiful location along a creek near Sun Peaks resort. The porta potty and outdoor shower are super clean and have a cabin style feel. There were also string lights in the trees, a picnic gazebo, and hammocks. Great hosts! Will stay again.

Romilly

September 2025

17 ft campervan

Weekend Trip to Triple Barrel Ranch

Chris was a very friendly host; we booked last minute but he was able to accommodate us and was very welcoming. The sign for the campsite was a little tricky to find in the dark, but I’m sure during the day this would be easier. We enjoyed the outdoor shower too!

Lisa

September 2025

Tent

With pets

Weekend Trip to Firkin Riverside Camp Retreat

Firkin camp site, surrounded by nature on a river was soul soothing. Very private and peaceful. Outhouse, picnic table and potable water tap on site. Host and site, a camper’s delight. Thank you, we very much enjoyed our stay.

PETER

September 2025

With pets

Weekend Trip to Barley Bus

Stephan’s bus was great. Clean and rustic but quite comfortable. It is in a somewhat industrial setting but has a phenomenal view. Recommend for sure.

Annika

September 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Osprey Acres

We loved the camping there! The two hosts were super nice people and we ended up chatting quite a while while they showed us around. The campsite is very nice too: the pit toilet has a water bucket to wash hands and soap. Each campsite has a picknick table. There was only one other guest that night, so it was relatively privat. Would absolutely recommend.

Annie

September 2025

With pets

1 night at Wendego Lodge Off-grid & Free Sauna

Seriously a little slice of heaven! The warmest and most welcoming hosts you’ll find, this cabin was the exact respite I was looking for. I’ll definitely be visiting again!

Jennifer

September 2025

16 ft pop-up camper

4 nights at Osprey Acres

We had a wonderful time. My son enjoyed learning about the farm and surrounding areas. The little beach at Pinantan lake was perfect. The general store has literally everything you need - store, gift shop , liquor store , cannabis store and laundramat all in one. The trails are great. Highly recommend and will definitely be back

This is the main camping area with four sites

emily

September 2025

7 ft campervan

1 night at Holmwood Farm

Beautiful quiet farm land with lovely views. The sheep keep you company and Gillian is the perfect host who shared some fresh vegetables from her garden with us. Highly recommend.

Dwight

September 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Holmwood Farm

Very relaxing and peaceful campground we enjoyed it quite a lot and also there were no mosquitoes so that was a bonus. The sheep were fun to see and Gillian’s very cute and friendly. We also enjoyed the coyote chorus each evening! Gillian gave me a ride up to her place on her ATV to fill my water container too. We would stay there again for sure!

Judith

September 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Firkin Riverside Camp Retreat

Peaceful and private. Sleeping to the sound of the river flowing and crickets chirping is my idea of the best lullaby. A short jaunt away is a little swimming hole to enjoy on those hot summer days as well. A big thank you to Bryan and Karen for sharing this gem of a spot!!

Mahek

September 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Osprey Acres

We loved tent camping at Shauna and Chili's farm! It was one of the best camping experiences we have had. The nicest hosts truly!! Will definitely visit here again. Loved spending time with Willy and the horses too!

Tereza

August 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Osprey Acres

We loved the camping at Shauna’s land. She and her husband were so welcoming and kind. It was very easy to get to the place, we stayed there on our way to the Rockies. They already had one tent setup and offered us to use it. Since we arrived when it was dark, we were very thankful for this option. I would stay there again and definitely recommend it!

Duane and Carrie

August 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Holmwood Farm

It’s was a lovely spot, good signage and Gillian was very hospitable 😊

Dylan

August 2025

Tent

With pets

Weekend Trip to Osprey Acres

Shauna and Dwuaynes place is absolutely beautiful. The farm is great as are the horses .A lovely place to stay. The hosts are super easy going, interesting and nice people.

MELISSA

August 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Osprey Acres

We really enjoyed meeting our hosts Shauna and Dwayne- they're super interesting and generous and have a beautiful property. If you're cool enough, you may get to meet the horses:) clean washrooms, space to camp and picnic table to eat! Loved our brief time there.

Lisa

August 2025

20 ft campervan

With pets

Weekend Trip to Triple Barrel Ranch

Absolutely beautiful spot👌 Very treed with a little creek, outdoor shower and the nicest outhouse I’ve seen!

Top-rated campgrounds

Grandview Acres

96%

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43km from Steelhead Provincial Park · 20 sites · Tents, RVs · Kamloops, BC

Learn more about this land:If you are looking for a place to get away from it all, explore the great outdoors and enjoy some quality family time, this is the place. Come and explore 200 beautiful acres! Located only 15 minutes away from Kamloops, BC. Our property is situated in an ideal location for accessing both the city and the wilderness.We have 10 campsites available for both tent and RV/trailer campers. We provide a washroom, showers, picnic table, and potable water. We also have a convenience store on site. We look forward to hosting you!

Holmwood Farm

93%

(107)

67km from Steelhead Provincial Park · 6 sites · Tents, RVs · Kamloops, BC

A beautiful farm with wide open views of pastures and livestock grazing peacefully. The dry camping spots are located next to a creek w access to water fill up if needed at main house not far away. Located 30 minutes from Kamloops on a paved road. Many options for beautiful private hikes right from your tent or RV. One communal fire pit is available and firewood can be purchased at the main house, or as part of your reservation. A u-pick vegetable garden is available to guests at no additional cost. There is also a small self serve farm store as you come into the property, featuring vegs and pickles grown on farm as well as local eggs, meats, cheese, honey and locally made candl

Wendego Lodge Off-grid & Free Sauna

96%

(12)

29km from Steelhead Provincial Park · 2 sites · Lodging · Kamloops, BC

Welcome to the cabins at Wendego Lodge on Tranquille Lake. Enjoy your 100% off-grid, rustic cabin in the middle of the BC wilderness. You are right on the lake with beautiful views and may see bald eagles, osprey and moose. This is an all-season property: swimming, boating, hiking and quadding in the SUMMER, hunting in the FALL, and ice fishing, snowmobiling (100s of km of trail right from your door) in the WINTER. All year long fish for natural rainbow trout and Kokanee. This is a rustic 100% off-grid experience! There is no electricity in the cabins and cold running water in the summer. SLEEPING: The cabin has two bedrooms separated by curtains from the living space and features: One queenTwo single bunksOne double futon HEATING/COOKING:There is a wood stove for heat and cooking and wood is supplied and cold running water in the summer months. A wood burning BBQ is available for use and a huge upright smoker for your fish haul (bring your own propane cylinder). BATHROOMS: There are no bathrooms in the cabin. Flush toilets and hot showers are available in the wash house steps away in the summer and in the lodge in the other months. ELECTRICITY: The cabins have no electricity. Please bring your own lanterns and flashlights. WATER FUN: The cabin is RIGHT ON THE WATER and in the summer we have dock for jumping off of or launching a boat. We have kayaks, floaties and paddle boards available on a first come first served basis. Boat rental with 6.5 HP motor also available for $99 a day. Ice fishing is excellent in the winter. WE PROVIDE: dishes, cups, mugs, cutlery, cooking pots and some utensils. YOU NEED TO BRING: whatever you need for sleeping (bags or blankets and sheets, pillows), food, drinking water, and personal items such as towels and toiletries. Firewood and water (from the lake) for washing is provided. There is no fridge so you will need to bring a cooler with ice for your perishables. Town is an hour away. CHECK-OUT: Please leave the cabin clean and tidy and pack out all your garbage and left-over food. ACCESS: We are located 50 km down a logging road and we advise access only by 4-wheel drive vehicles although many cars have made it in the summer. In the winter, access is an ice road. Drivable but slippery. We request that you call/email when you hit the gravel road 50 km away so we know when to expect you. You have access to the lodge property, lake, dock, trails, grass area and kayaks/floaties/paddle boards when available. Pets welcome with a $35 per pet per stay fee.

Still North

63km from Steelhead Provincial Park · 1 site · Lodging · Clinton, BC

Still North is a rustic cabin rich with history quietly rooted in the heart of Clinton British Columbia. This is a soulful, simple lodging-fully equipped but with a few unfinished edges like a story still being written. The cabin includes a gas stove , cozy fireplace, electricity, and water. A Sami dump station is available for RV guests. Beside the cabin is a large mostly undeveloped garden. There is room for one RV as well as up to two tent sites each with access to electricity and water. Whether you choose to stay in the cabin or camp under the stars, you’ll feel the quiet pull of this land - worn- in , welcoming and unpretentious.

Akehurst Lake Wilderness Resort

100%

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72km from Steelhead Provincial Park · 5 sites · Lodging · Darfield, BC

A very remote, tranquil log cabin fishing camp hand-built in the 1960's. Akehurst Lake Wilderness Resort is only accessible by ATV (snowmobile in winter) or by foot (a 9-minute walk from the parking lot). There is no public access to the lake so it is wonderfully private & peaceful. We offer 5 cabins in total with some areas suitable for tents. There is a day-lodge with a kitchen and eating area for guest's use, kayaks, row boats, and a paddle board free for use as well as a wood-fired sauna! The lake is excellent for swimming. It is feet-friendly, shallow, and has no sudden drop-offs. And if you like to hike, fish or BOTH then this is the place for you. There are many nearby lakes that are a short drive/ride and hike away! Akehurst Lake does not have cell service or wifi. Lights are made possible by a gas generator in the evening. There is only cold running water in the day-lodge sink which is seasonal and depends on if the creek is running. Guests should be comfortable being in the woods and aware that if no one else is there, they will need to light the stove and fridge and operate the generator if needed. **Packing List** - Bedding (sheets & blankets or sleeping bag. Pillow covers) - Extra pillows (we provide 2 per cabin. Ask if more are available before arrival) - Towel/face cloth - Dish cloth & Dish towels - Paper towel/napkins - Toilet rolls - Lighter for fires (if applicable). Ours tend to all go missing or stop working - Flashlight - Drinking water - Cooler & ice You are welcome to create your own outdoor kitchen at your cabin, but we do ask you to be mindful of removing items from the day lodge that those using the kitchen might be counting on. ***We cannot stress this enough**: This is very remote. It is truly another world up there and we cannot be there at all times so it is a good idea to have some knowledge and experience in off-grid/backcountry living!

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77km from Steelhead Provincial Park · 47 sites · Tents, RVs · Clearwater, BC

Orren Creek Ranch Campground – A Hidden Gem in the Southern Cariboo Relax and breathe in the fresh mountain air at this peaceful, private campground nestled in the heart of British Columbia’s wilderness. Perched on a forested plateau, Orren Creek Ranch offers a tranquil escape for nature lovers, soul seekers, and outdoor adventurers alike. Enjoy paddling the calm waters of our private lake—ideal for canoeing, kayaking, or simply drifting in stillness while observing beavers, waterfowl, and a rich variety of birds. Wake up to birdsong and watch for deer, moose, and soaring eagles that frequent the area. While our lake is best suited for non-motorized watercraft, we’re also located along the famous “Fishing Highway”, placing you just minutes away from world-class fishing and stunning swimming lakes.

The best camping in Steelhead Provincial Park, BC guide

Overview

About

Nestled in the heart of nature's playground, Steelhead Provincial Park is a haven for adventurers and nature enthusiasts alike. Here, the days are filled with the sounds of rustling leaves and the gentle flow of the river as visitors engage in fishing, hiking, and wildlife spotting. As the sun sets, the park transforms into a serene escape, with campfires flickering under a canopy of stars. Whether you're pitching a tent or parking your caravan, the park's campgrounds offer a cosy retreat after a day of exploration.

When to go

The ideal time to visit Steelhead Provincial Park is during the warmer months, from May to September, when the weather is most conducive for outdoor activities. Winter can be harsh, with some facilities possibly closed, so it's best to avoid the cold season unless you're prepared for snow and chilly temperatures.

Know before you go

Check the park's website for any seasonal closures or alerts before planning your trip.
Ensure you have the proper gear for wildlife encounters and changing weather conditions.
Accessibility may vary across different areas of the park; verify trail and facility accessibility in advance.
Local amenities include washrooms and picnic areas, but always come prepared with supplies.
Respect the natural habitat by disposing of trash properly and adhering to park regulations.

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