BC GREAT STAYS
Nestled in the pristine St. Mary river valley, the Kimberley Riverside Campground offers incredible scenery, quiet and relaxing surroundings and endless opportunities for all to enjoy. The Campground has over 140 spacious privately treed sites with partial or full services including; power (15-50 amp), water and sewer, back in or pull-through sites, and a variety of tenting options. Enjoy a brand new 18 hole putting course along with a beautiful outdoor pool, free hot showers, coin laundry, hotspot internet access, children’s playground, and a convenience store. The friendly campground staff takes pride in maintaining clean washrooms, grounds, facilities and ensuring the most positive guest experience. Located only 8.6 kms south of the city centre, you can enjoy the shopping, dining, arts and culture of nearby Kimberley, BC.
Kimberley Riverside Campground
(877) 999-2929 • Kimberley, BC
www.kimberleycampground.com
Please pardon the pun but a ‘Golden’ opportunity awaits you. This is Kicking Horse Country, an area in the heart of six Canadian national parks and a true 4 season outdoor playground. Be our guest and enjoy winter & summer activities alike, including skiing, dog sledding, snow shoeing, horseback riding, mountain biking, mountain climbing, hiking, golfing, white water rafting & hang gliding. It’s a very friendly community with a strong artisan base. The campground is located in the down town area near the Kicking Horse River. It’s family oriented so if you have to ask "When does quiet time start?", perhaps this isn’t the campground for you. The community trail system is nearby as well as shopping, the municipal pool, arena, community recreation complex and senior center. Come and enjoy the Kicking Horse culture!
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Golden Municipal Campground (866) 538-6625 • Golden, BC
www.goldenmunicipalcampground.com
Nestled on the banks of the Kootenay River, Springbrook Resort is a vacation oasis. Outdoor adventures include fishing, canoeing and roaming the back woods stopping at natural hot springs. In fact, it’s conveniently located close to Lussier, Fairmont and Radium Hot Springs. If you’re looking for a heavier rush of adrenalin try golf, horseback riding, river rafting or mountain biking. In winter, there’s snowmobiling, snowshoeing, ice fishing, Nordic and alpine skiing. In addition to RV and camping, there’s a motel with satellite TV and Internet, or try the luxury cabin overlooking the Kootenay River. When you have fallen in love, it can be yours with RV and cabin lots starting at just $30,000.
Springbrook Resort
(250) 422-3563 • Skookumchuck, BC
www.springbrookresort.com
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Nestled in the shadow of a majestic mountain, next to a cool fresh water lake, this is the ideal vacation location for couples with children or a retreat for family reunions. Leave your stress behind and immerse yourself in unparalleled relaxation on their private beach. Enjoy the warm summer evenings nestled under the ponderosa pines, visit nearby attractions and experience winery tours, channel rafting, fishing and live music events. Gallagher Lake Resort affords their vacationers a unique holiday experience with a private spring- fed lake, sandy beach, unparalleled weather and immaculately maintained facilities. Located in the South Okanagan, this semi-arid desert region ensures hot, dry and sunny summers, which create a vacationers paradise. The park has recently enjoyed a power upgrade and now has thirty 50- amp sites and one hundred 30-amp sites.
Gallagher Lake Resort (250) 498-3358 • Oliver, BC
www.gallagherlakeresort.com
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