What a gorgeous place to spend the day! While staying in Princeton we drove out to otter lake day…read moreuse beach twice and spent the entire day there. The park is clean with lots of shade and picnic tables and it is not overly crowded although I still recommend going early to get a prime picnic area. The lake is calm and was the perfect temperature. I look forward to spending much more time here with my family next summer

If you are willing to make the drive (approximately 4 hours out from Vancouver) you will not be…read moredisappointed with Otter Lake Provincial Park and the camp grounds here. Some of the best campsites at this location are definitely the lake sides ones as these give you direct access to the lake without having to leave your site! However, it isn't too difficult to either walk to the lake or take a short drive out to the day use area if you have one of the inner sites. One of the big draws of this location was the lack of RV's which makes for an amazingly quiet and relaxing experience. The site also has strict rules about when you can run your generators which definitely helps as well. Many of the sites that we passed by where mainly tents with smaller camping trailers. There are also a variety of trails near by as well as access to some cool looking mountain biking courses. It is important to note that there are no shower facilities here or full bathrooms. However, all their porter potties/washrooms are actually fitted with flush toilets! They are also cleaned very frequently. Overall, this place is great for families and perfect for car camping enthusiasts that want a more peaceful and relaxing experience. Additional notes: The campsite is located just 5 or 10 minutes from Tulameen which means easy access food/supplies if you need a top off. Also if you need propane you'll need to go across the street from the town's general store - look for the motel, and call the posted number to get service. The owner lives pretty close by and can generally get there in 5 minutes or so of the call. They take debit/cash.

Three nites Awesome cabin…read more Great swimming Dogs welcome Decent food My first visit bu not my last!!

From the owner: Nestled in a setting that is as beautiful as it is diverse, a world class fly fishing experience…read moreawaits as well as a great cycling experience on nearby trails and back roads. Visit the Kane Valley Recreational area with 50K of trails. Soak up the peace and quiet as you get hooked on fly fishing or enjoy the breathtaking countryside or a variety of outdoor activities. All complemented by joining us for a wonderful three course dinner at our rustic and cozy lodge. Stay in one of our fully self-contained cozy cabins and enjoy a great escape. Corbett Lake welcomes you!

We visited for May long weekend 2023 .... will definitely be back!!!…read more Friendly people, superb location, fair prices and relaxing location. Jenn & Tim - we love your little slice of heaven!!

The current new owners are very mean and abusive and controlling. Reservations for a family…read moregathering were made Oct 2014 and I asked for all the costs. A month before they said they were going to charge $10 a head for everyone coming for the hour of the memorial. This was not told before and if it was we could have found a hall for free since my family knows so many kind locals and our family has been living at and going to that campground since the mid '80's. The man (Jiri) told me to call him (I was corresponding via FB messages). I knew how controlling they are so I said no and then the owner contacted my grieving father and told him lies about the conversation making him very upset just weeks before his wife's memorial. Without going into personal details, it was very hard on his emotions and health and we had been trying to keep what he had to do to a minimum. When I got to the campground the owners had given away my cabin reservation and put me in one of the rustic cabins. When I was upset about that they told me to leave 2 hours before the memorial!!!! I had food for feeding my family, it was our first reunion in 20 years and the first time my dad had been with his siblings for over 40 years. These people ruined it (well we still enjoyed seeing each other but the owners made at least 3 of us cry and more upset). In the rustic cabin it was so cold and I had to use a wood fire and almost died in there due to no air. There were no bathrooms and no kitchen.I ended up with bug bites, maybe from the beds. The next day the owners got mad at my brother and family because the dad was sistting on the tramp with his baby and they said only 1 person on the tramp. He was 'sitting' with a baby.They then made them leave at 6pm and there were 2 motorhomes to move somewhere at the last minute. There's more.... but basically, these people made the entire weekend miserable. They only take cash as well, so people had to run into the local store and use the bank machine.

A winter wonderland of world class cross country/nordic adventures. Amazing trails, well marked,…read moreall levels, well maintained. The club house is warm and cozy and serves a small selection of delicious homemade fare. They also sell hats, shirts and other small miscellaneous items related to nordic skiing. You may rent cross country skis, snowshoes, etc. here; the prices are reasonable and the excellent advice is free. They also offer classes and specialty days (ladies/mens/demo). One of my favourite winter places.

For Cross Country skiing, snow shoeing, walking, hiking, taboganning.... this is the place to go!…read moreA great club house to warm up in and eat your meal or get a hot cup of hot chocolate... The map is helpful. www.sovereignlake.com/index.php/skiing-at-sovereign-lake/maps-trails/

Myra Canyon is located approximately 18 kilometres southeast of downtown Kelowna. Best access to…read morethe Canyon is by way of McCulloch Road and Myra Forest Service Road to Myra, the east entrance to the eighteen trestles and two tunnels. The Okanagan Mountain fire of 2003 destroyed or damaged many of the trestles, but they have now all been fully restored. The old railway bed can be walked or cycled with ease and there is plenty to see along the way. The land is basically level so there are no impediments to handicapped access. The original railway was built between 1912 & 1914 and was part of the " Coast to Kootenay" railway line that linked Midway, in British Columbia's Boundary District , with the Canadian Pacific Railway main line at Hope. The railway carried freight and passengers through the Myra Canyon until service ended in 1964. The tracks were removed in 1980. A safe and scenic location for all the family.

I ordered a Pranna coat online from Valhalla Pure Outfitters and the price was $299. The price for…read morethe same coat at Mountain Equipment Co-op was also $299. Fortunately Valhalla still had this product left as Mountain Equipment Co-op did not. Hopefully their shipping will be as impressive as their product stock.

From the owner: We love the gear and stock specialty outdoor clothing, equipment and footwear for all sorts of…read moreadventures, whether it is around the block or around the world. We have been in the Okanagan since 1990 and are now back in Vernon at our new location. Please come and talk to us before your next adventure.