Kekuli Bay Provincial Park Campground
Provincial Park
Write a Review High Ridge Rd. Vernon, BC, Canada 250-545-8467 250-548-0076 Official WebsiteGPS: 50.182, -119.3404
Overview of Kekuli Bay Provincial Park Campground
Last Price Paid: $30
Reported by Lang Fam on 8/17/2022
Longest RV Reported: 28 feet
Reported by Batstreamer on 6/27/2017
Number of Sites 73
Pad Type gravel
Reservations yes
Open Seasonally April - Oct.
Elevation 1,312 ft / 399 m
Max Stay 14
Tent Camping Yes
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Reviews of Kekuli Bay Provincial Park Campground 4 people have reviewed this location.
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Last reported 6/2/2022
“Gorgeous Park”
Reviewed 8/17/2022
| Nightly rate: | $30 |
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| Days stayed: | 6 |
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Beautiful park, spacious sites, immaculate bathrooms and showers, marmots on the road, beautiful water front.
Lang Fam would stay here again
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“Beautiful but significant traffic noise...”
Reviewed 6/2/2022
| Nightly rate: | $40 |
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| Days stayed: | 4 |
| Site Number: | 44 |
| RV Length: | 16' (Travel Trailer) |
Overall Rating
The sites closest to the water have very little privacy, the sites furthest from the water have the most road noise from highway 97 (which is very loud with lots of trucks). Sites 33 through 43 are right in the middle with privacy and less traffic noise. Site 41 is the bomb. At the end of June it was about 99% reserved. Relative... more
The sites closest to the water have very little privacy, the sites furthest from the water have the most road noise from highway 97 (which is very loud with lots of trucks).
Sites 33 through 43 are right in the middle with privacy and less traffic noise. Site 41 is the bomb. At the end of June it was about 99% reserved.
Relatively good Verizon/Rogers service, speeds come and go. Two to four bars.
Gorgeous lake, did not use the facilities. Access to the Rails to Trails trail. No dump site but one located in Vernon.
Price quoted is US dollars, including reservation fee and taxes.
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“Beautiful Provincial Park On Kalamalka Lake”
Reviewed 6/27/2017
| Nightly rate: | $32 |
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| Days stayed: | 4 |
| Site Number: | 52 |
| RV Length: | 28' |
Overall Rating
We arrived on a Friday and, although we got there by 2:00 p.m., the campground was full. Thanks to the previous reviewer, we knew we could stay in the overflow parking lot, which we did. Because the parking lot has a pretty good slope, we had to put three blocks under one side of the trailer to level. We were backed up to a nice gr... more
We arrived on a Friday and, although we got there by 2:00 p.m., the campground was full. Thanks to the previous reviewer, we knew we could stay in the overflow parking lot, which we did.
Because the parking lot has a pretty good slope, we had to put three blocks under one side of the trailer to level. We were backed up to a nice grassy area with picnic tables that we shared with our friendly neighbors, and we were able to put our awning and chairs out (and could have put our grill out if we’d wanted to). It’s the same price and pretty much the same rules as the regular campsites. Very friendly staff, and the restrooms and showers were nice and well maintained.
We would have been okay staying in the overflow a couple of nights, but we did happen to snag a spot the next day by diligently watching RVs leaving and moving in quickly! We were on the second tier down - # 52. There doesn’t seem to be a bad site in the campground. The only ding is for traffic noise from Hwy 97.
There's also the Okanagan Rail Trail that follows the lake - great for biking and walking. We rode our mountain bikes to the south about four miles. It's flat and easy and there's a waterfall about a half mile out. There’s lots of poison ivy on the trail, so watch out!
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Batstreamer would stay here again
This review is the opinion of a Campendium member and not of Campendium.com
“Tiered goodness alongside Kalamalka Lake”
Reviewed 7/30/2016
| Nightly rate: | $32 |
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| Days stayed: | 1 |
| Site Number: | Overflow |
| RV Length: | 23' (Travel Trailer) |
Overall Rating
Note: rate is about $24 US currency. We drove FOREVER on a hot sunny Saturday in July looking for a spot to camp for the night. Originally we planned to overnight in BC's Glacier National Park, but it was too buggy, stormy and early in the day to hole up in the van for 18 hours. So, we continued on towards the Washington border, along ... more
Note: rate is about $24 US currency. We drove FOREVER on a hot sunny Saturday in July looking for a spot to camp for the night. Originally we planned to overnight in BC's Glacier National Park, but it was too buggy, stormy and early in the day to hole up in the van for 18 hours. So, we continued on towards the Washington border, along Hwy 97. Turns out, hot July weekends are kinda busy in Canada, especially when their dollar is week and it's a "long weekend" which is a thing in Canada, eh!
To shorten a long story, I spotted a sentence in the printed "Go Camping BC" guide we picked up along the way which stated "This park has the area's best overflow camping facilities which include 3 grass terraces equipped with tables and shared fire pits..." There are 70 official, full hookup campsites along nicely planted terraces, a shower house and flush toilet restrooms, picnic area, playground and boat ramp.
While of course we did not score a proper spot on the terrace late on a Saturday afternoon, we found a perfectly nice slice of pavement along the boat trailer area, with grass along the front, a nice breeze from the lake with the doors open. There are a bunch of large trailers and motor homes on the other side of the overflow lot, and they've got decent shade and picnic tables. There's even an overflow tent area.
We're pretty happy that we can roll down the west-side shades, open the windows and doors, grab our shower supplies and clean up after a week exploring the rustic and crowded campgrounds in Banff, Kootenay, Glacier and Revelstoke NPs!
Showers were hot and clean, most of the other humans are down on or next to the water and we've got ice cold beer to enjoy while the sun goes down.... even if it's just a parking lot.
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Chris&David would stay here again
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Amenities
Hookups
- 30 Amp
- 20 Amp
- dry camping
- Partial Hookups
Recreation
- boat ramp
- fishing
- picnic area
- playground
- recreation trail
- swimming beach
- water access
Site Amenities
- fire ring
- picnic table
Facilities
- dump station
- firewood
- ADA Accessible
- restrooms: flush
- showers
- trash
- water available
Pets
- pets
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