From the clean and beautiful grounds to the immaculate showers. The beautiful setting on the lake…read morecomplete with the call of loons. Fishing was slow but this was very late in the season. It's much better in May and June. A huge thank you to Marlyn and Mark for a great stay. Also much gratitude to Brian and Dennis. We will definitely be back!

I've stayed at Cedars about 3 or 4 times now and there are things that I love and do not love about…read moreit. It's right off of the Trans-Canada Hwy, so it's easily accessible. Rates are not cheap but prices do include hot water showers and flush toilets. The women's restroom facility is not fancy and even though I appreciate the toilets, I find the showers a little greebly and actually prefer to use my camping shower when the weather is nice. The facility can get very busy because of the amount of women using the two available showers as well as the electrical outlets for hairdryers, etc. It's not cleaned as often or as thoroughly as it could be (although I know its cleaned once per day for sure) and they allow for a build-up of spider webs, which grosses me out because there are usually large spiders in them. Nonetheless, it certainly is better than a rotten smelling port-a-potty. There are some great, roomy tent sites with decent picnic tables. Others have very shoddy tables with minimal privacy and shade. The campground itself doesn't seem to get very busy so if you arrive early enough, you can get your pick of sites. As a group, we get the same one every year because we feel it's the best of the non-serviced tent sites (#67). It has shade, privacy, lots of room for two tents and vehicles and there's a water tap beside it. You can purchase necessities at the store such as wood, ice and snacks. The wood is always dry and the pieces are small enough that you can use a hatchet instead of an axe. I prefer to purchase everything else before I arrive or in Sicamous, which is about a 10-15min drive away. There's also a laundry facility, pool and hot tub in the main building, but I've never used them. I've walked around the RV park, which I think is lovely and very family friendly. The restrooms are considerably nicer. I will keep coming back to Cedars because it's peaceful and can get really hot weather. You definitely feel like you've escaped the city.

Great site off the Trans Canada. Not really noisy. Site manager very friendly. Sites are far enough…read morefor privacy. Nice water. Bathrooms could use some updating but adequate. Nice trails around the place. A very calm and nice place for camping would do it again in a heartbeat.

Sun peaks is advertised as the 2nd largest ski resort in Canada and it's part of the Ikon pass…read morecollection. There are basically 3 mountains, with lots of groomed and tree runs. I enjoyed the Gil's bowl area the most. Even in a year when we have the least amount of snow, the weather kept it well. It's much better than the coastal area resorts. The lines are also shorter. This is a great family resort, may not be for the elite thrill seeking crowd but has enough for everyone to do.

I really enjoyed my week at Sun Peaks. Nice village with good restaurants and shops. Our ski…read morein/ski out accommodation made skiing a breeze. Plenty of terrain for all levels of skiers/riders. I recommend skiing with a snow host at least once during your visit. They have morning and afternoon sessions. 3 terrain parks to practice jumps & tricks plus a snow cross course that is wicked fun. Treat yourself to one of the famous cinnamon buns. I just wished, we had more Sun during our visit. Watch out for the grumpy grouses.

This place is great! Amazing hosts and all amenities including pool, hot tub, clean free showers…read moreand movie nights!! Tip: grab a cabin, they are great!

We absolutely love coming to Salmon Arm Campground and Resort each year. This year is number four…read more The hosts, Joe, Sera and Antoinetta are lovely. They make each guest feel like they are happy you are here. The pool is great and open most of the day each day. They have laundry facilities and free showers. There is a store conveniently stocked with a lot of "Ooops, we forgot to bring..." items. The campground itself is treed and the gardens have beautiful flowers. There is also a Koi pond. They also offer a playground for the little ones. The sites are fairly spacious and can accommodate most campers/rvs. It is located just minutes from Salmon Arm city centre. We find we love the location, the customer service and the overall camping experience! We will continue to plan our annual vacation at Salmon Arm Campground and Resort.

In a nutshell, it's trashy....it's a native theme campground that has Bingo as its main attraction…read moreand the prizes are usually booze and weed....Way to represent our culture.....Not queer or disability friendly or safe. Was given permission to shower in men's bathroom with my reg. Care Aid. Permission was revoked when complaint was put in against the employees son who frequently turns off lights and screams in washroom while people are using it. Was told that I had to use my "gender assigned" washroom with no assistance. Was given the option of using the dirty tub room that is not an accessible space in anyway and still would not be able to recieve assistance. We offered options like posting a letter when showering that a medical assistance shower was taking place, we where ignored and instead told to leave to campground immediately. The camp employees did however let their drug addicted daughter and boy friend stay and detox in the brand new yurts for an extended period of time until a spot opened up at a treatment centre and than she got cold feet and stole some stuff from the other campers and took off. Definitely lock your stuff up. People go through your campsite and your belonging, including the park employees kids.....If you are wonder what kind of people they are... the addicted daughter allegedly felt it was better to get pregnant in the streets and leave her baby with another addicted person rather than give the baby to her mother who is the employee at the park...I now understand why it's called trailer trash.

Beautiful Campground right on the river. Walking trails, dog park, and full facilities@ Fantastic…read morehosts.

Full hookup with pull through is on the high fifty Canadian dollars. Single location for…read morebathroom/shower due to their archaic septic system. Hours wait for Laundry also closed at 8PM (why? The machines are so far from nearest camper ear shot). Also, why the WIFI promptly shut off at 9PM is beyond me. Not a dog friendly place as you might be expected; no dog run and dog is prohibited in five major guest spots. WIFI will not reach beyond the office lawn let alone the first row of RV parking... and its SLOW, VERY SLOW! If you into group camping then there is huge grassy field and gazebo just for that get together as long as you are good with the long walk to shower/restroom. Water spigots scattered throughout the campground. Tent campings are between trees and have plenty of good shade. You say who needs WIFI or restroom in nature right? Trans Canada HWY with noisy vehicles zipping by begs the differ.

During the August long weekend, my husband, sister, sister-in-law and her partner and 7 year old…read moredaughter went camping. As it was a long weekend during COVID times, campsites were hard to find, and we were lucky to snag a spot at Ross Creek, near Shuswap Lake. The last time I went camping was nearly 20 years ago, so needless to say, I am not a camper (it didn't even occur to me to bring an air mattress, which is something people do now -- I have never camped with an air mattress, but I had no issue sleeping directly on the ground). I don't *hate* camping, but I can't say I *like* it, the main reason being people -- the people I'm with, and other campers. The last camping trip was with my ex-husband and his friends, and it was an utterly AWFUL experience (long, long story), and while the people I was going with were not an issue this time, I was worried about other campers -- I like peace and quiet, and when camping or spending a day at the lake or beach, there is always at least one asshole who BLASTS their music. Regardless of my previous experiences camping and my (realized) concerns about noisy neighbours, I was excited to go -- it was a mini vacation with people I liked. (Plus I didn't have to set up or take down the tent, or do any cooking.) My husband wasn't too keen on Ross Creek at first, as it was a family campsite with a general store (in addition to being a pretty well stocked grocery store -- they even had Patak's butter chicken sauce -- you could order full breakfasts and meals) and showers and proper toilets, which, in his opinion is "not camping", but it ended up being a pretty decent campsite (my husband went to the general store several times for various items). Despite the campsite being fairly full, it wasn't crowded, and each lot was a fair size -- we had more than enough space for three tents, a truck, and a table (in addition to the picnic table at each site). While it wasn't totally private (each lot wasn't surrounded by trees), it wasn't bad at all (it also helped that one of the lots beside us was empty), and the washrooms and shower stalls were clean (and I appreciated that the shower stalls had hooks and a chair and enough space so that your clothes and towel didn't get wet). Overall, a pretty decent campsite, and the location was fantastic -- right across from Shuswap Lake. However, there were two things I wasn't please about: the noise, and the washrooms/showers being locked up between the hours of about 9pm and 7am. As I had feared, people from other campsites blasted their music (thankfully during the day), and the first night we were there, a house located beside the campsite (and just behind our lot) was having a raging party and blasting their music until midnight. While the campsite can't control noise coming from private property, it was still very fucking annoying, and it would be nice if other campers didn't BLAST music. Regarding the washrooms -- the men's and women's showers/toilets were locked up during the night, and there was ONE handicapped/private toilet open during the night for the entire campsite -- NOT COOL. I guess I should be grateful that the campsite even offered proper toilets and I didn't have to shit in the woods, but ONE toilet for a busy campsite is misleading. That, and the noise, put a sour taste in my mouth. But despite these two major issues, I am still giving the campsite a generous three stars, because I did have fun, and if it were quiet and they didn't lock the toilets during the night (WTF?!), I would probably give Ross Creek four stars. Plus being right across from the lake was awesome.

Awesome store with yummy kitchen and friendly staff. I highly recommend stopping in if you are in…read moreMagna Bay and need snacks, fuel or drinks.

The food is delicious, drinks are great... however, the service is god awful. The staff is…read moreimpatient as the service is mediocre at best. Dont bother asking for the special if you aren't the mood to be ridiculed. it is truly unfortunate that 3/3 times I have visited I have felt unwelcome.

Super clean and well kept. The pool was always clean and not too crowded. The staff was super…read morefriendly and helpful. They checked in several times to make sure everything was going smoothly. Location is good as well with a beach, docks, restaurants, etc.