The best camping in Tsútswecw Provincial Park, BC

·

Discover Tsútswecw Provincial Park's natural splendor and rich heritage.  

Camper favorites near Tsútswecw Provincial Park

Top-rated campgrounds reviewed by the Hipcamp community.

Calendar icon
Snag sold-out campsites.
Get notified the instant a national park campsite becomes available, for free.
Van icon
See the best spots in one place.
Explore 500K+ public lands, RV resorts, and private sites you won't find anywhere else.
Star icon
Book with confidence.
Read millions of real reviews from campers like you—so you know what to expect.

Stories from the community

Top-rated campgrounds

The Thirsty Farmer

100%
(26)
15km from Tsútswecw Provincial Park · 2 sites · Tents, RVs · Blind Bay, BC
Come and experience a private campsite on a small hobby farm in the Shuswap. Chickens, Turkeys, Geese, Ducks and Peacocks roam the property. Approximately 1/3 acre fenced complete with a bath house and hot shower. Hook ups for your RV are available for water, sewer and 50amp power. Laundry is also available. Perfect spot for a group camp or family. Room available for 2 RV's If one site is booked and the other is not required it will be blocked off to provide a private camping experience. We are a short drive away from beaches and boat launches. Shuswap marina is a 5 min drive. Hiking trails are all over the area. 20 minutes to Salmon Arm and 45 minutes to Kamloops. Farm fresh eggs are available for purchase right at your doorstep as well as seasonal fruit and vegetables. Firewood bundles also available.
Pets
Toilets
Full Hookups
from 
CA$80
 / night

Osprey Acres

100%
(30)
36km from Tsútswecw Provincial Park · 8 sites · Tents, RVs · Pinantan Lake, BC
We are a peaceful rustic horse ranch. The property has lovely private forest walking/hiking trails. Sites have a fire pits, picnic tables and a pit toilet; trash bins, potable water. WiFi available at ranch house. Sites are adjacent to Paul creek and we have a small cascading waterfall on the property. There is an Osprey nest on the property and abundant bird and wildlife viewing, foraging for berries and mushrooms, or u-pick our farm garden. We are conveniently located 30 min to Kamloops, between Pinantan Lake (1km) and Paul Lake Provincial Park (5km) where nearby activities are hiking, mountain biking, horse riding, ATV/off-road riding, trout fishing, kayaking, canoeing, paddle boarding, swimming, beach, playgrounds, parks, general store w/food, camping supplies, liquor and cannabis, ATM, laundry.
Pets
Toilets
Potable water
from 
CA$25
 / night

North Okanagan Camping

97%
(35)
53km from Tsútswecw Provincial Park · 15 sites · Tents, RVs · Armstrong, BC
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. 
Pets
Campfires
Picnic table
from 
CA$30
 / night

Olich Creek Farm

98%
(217)
59km from Tsútswecw Provincial Park · 13 sites · Tents, RVs · Enderby, BC
Come discover our peaceful farm sanctuary located in Ashton Creek, 10 minutes east of Enderby. Experience the famous Shuswap River "float" which is only a 5 minute walk to the Baxter bridge boat launch, park and community hall. The Ashton Creek convenience store and gas station has all your basic camping needs including ATV gas and propane (also a 5 minute walk). Access to hiking trails including a unique water fall nearby. Mabel Lake Resort, boat launch and Golf Club is a short 20 minute drive. Camping at Olich Creek Farm is unique and family friendly. Most of our rescued farm animals roam the property freely and absolutely love human visitors. Families with children will also enjoy the natural play areas the farm offers including a shallow creek and visits with our chickens and ducks. Your dogs or other small pets are permitted in the camping areas only as our herd is terrified of dogs. There is another large area (about 5 acres) where well-behaved dogs can run off leash. We have one RV site with septic, water and 50 Amp power and can fit a 40 foot unit and 2 totally private tent sites. There is a full washroom with tub/shower, toilet and wifi access in our old farmhouse which is complimentary during your stay. Should you find that your desired dates are already booked, please reach out to us as we may have a back up spot available. Please keep in mind we are an organic farm homestead that offers an agritourism experience. We are not a manicured campground :) Your camping fees go directly to support our aging farm animals and horses.
Pets
Toilets
Full Hookups
from 
CA$6
 / night

The best camping in Tsútswecw Provincial Park, BC guide

Overview

About

Embark on an adventure through the serene landscapes of Tsútswecw Provincial Park. With its lush forests and tranquil rivers, the park offers a plethora of activities for nature enthusiasts. From hiking along scenic trails to witnessing the majestic salmon run, every visit promises a new discovery. While the park is a haven for day-trippers, it also provides the perfect setting for an overnight stay under the stars, with well-appointed campgrounds awaiting your arrival.

When to go

The ideal time to visit Tsútswecw Provincial Park is from late spring to early autumn, when the weather is most favourable for outdoor activities. Summer months bring the park to life with lush greenery and active wildlife, making it a prime time for exploration. Conversely, winter can present challenges with colder temperatures and limited access to certain areas of the park.

Know before you go

  • Check the park's official website for any seasonal closures or alerts before planning your visit.
  • Wear appropriate footwear and clothing for hiking, as terrain can vary throughout the park.
  • Be mindful of local wildlife; keep a safe distance and do not feed the animals.
  • Remember to carry out all trash and respect the natural environment.
  • Facilities such as washrooms and picnic areas are available, but it's wise to bring essential supplies.

Be the first to review
Share your experience here to help other campers.