The best camping near Arrow Lakes Provincial Park

Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Arrow Lakes Provincial Park adventure.

Lakeside camping with mountain views that appeal to anglers and wilderness adventurers.  

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Valhalla Pines Campground

18 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents7 acres · Vallican, BC
This is a quiet forested residential area in Sinixt territory. Recommended activities include floating down the river, canoeing the lake, hiking or climbing in Valhalla Park, soaking in Halfway Hot Springs or indulging in Nelson. We are surrounded by beautiful mountains and rivers. This valley has many outdoor activities and events and a very interesting history and culture including Sinixt, Doukhobor, Cannabis and Conscientious Objector. Nelson, Castlegar and Slocan Lake are all a half hour drive away. There are many other special places nearby such as the Goddess Pools and the Emerald Pools. Supplies and services are available nearby including firewood, toiletries, dog day care, massage, bike and canoe rentals, life jackets, rubber dingys and paddles etc. Let us know if you would like a referral to any of these services. There are many guides available for activities in the area including (water sports, climbing, skiing, hiking, artist tours, events, geology, mining, mushrooms, cannabis, garden tours and native history). There is a particularly valued native storyteller here that can also provide a walking tour to a nearby village site with a full scale replica of an aboriginal kekuli (earth house). Please call ahead for recommendations on booking guides or storytellers. You don't need one to get here, but its good to have a 4 wheel drive vehicle for some of the logging roads that are worth visiting. Roof and/or bike racks can also come in handy. The Vallican Whole community center also has events nearby.
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Camping with Kootenay Born

16 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents10 acres · Nakusp, BC
We are now closed for the season and look forward to reopening in April 2025 (weather permitting) Kootenay Born Campsite is on ten acres of fenced in property, with spectacular mountain views. We are located on the west side of the Arrow Lakes and are accessed by a free shuttle ferry service. If you are looking to escape the crowded tourist areas then this is your place. A short stroll from our property is the beautiful Arrow lake. We are surrounded by hiking, biking and ATV trails waiting to be explored. A few miles down the road is Saddle mountain hiking trail, a challenging hike with breathtaking views all the way up. At the top of Saddle Mountain is a look out building with 360 panoramic views that is free to use and has been recently updated. A short walk or bike ride from the camp site, through old growth cedar groves and orchard will lead you to Arrow Lake where you can enjoy all types of water activities or take a walk to explore many of the areas private beaches. We have kayaks and a SUP board for our guest to enjoy and explore our many secluded, sandy beach spots. Please come and enjoy our beautiful wilderness. It's a whole other world over here.....
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Woodsy, Artsy Nature Retreat

3 sites · Lodging3 acres · Nelson, BC
Morningstar Log Cabin and Bunkieland: 3 Distinctive glamping accommodations can be rented individually or as a whole for small family reunions, intimate wedding gatherings or a group of friends getaway spot. This property is conveniently located just 5 minutes from Nelson's core. Set on the forest's edge, all the Cabins offer spectacular views of emerald-green Kootenay Lake, our beautiful city of Nelson. The cabins offer an unforgettable experience of the landscape and its wildlife. Bird watching, hiking, and biking are available on your doorstep, with nearby access to kayaking, skiing, fishing, or anything else your heart may desire from our renowned mountain ranges, 200 km of lakeshore, and four distinct seasons. With an uncommonly high number of organic farms, adventure-filled days are bolstered by local produce-driven, sustainable dining, craft beers and ciders, and the chance to unwind in our classically but eclectically furnished cabins compliment the local artsy and funky vibe. Morning Star Log Cabin is open year-round, and Bunkieland is a seasonal "glamping accommodation" available from May to Oct.Our cabins, each outfitted with a queen-sized bed and a double pull-out, are finished with unique and local artisan-designed pieces to offer a cozy rustic retreat. Taking the best parts of the remote and pairing them with comfort, one can check out reality and decompress while still within reach of civilization.  There are so many activities and ways to relax you could easily stay a week without getting bored for both the timidest and most adventurous outdoor enthusiasts.
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The best camping near Arrow Lakes Provincial Park guide

Overview

About

Set along a section of the Columbia River where it widens to a lake, Arrow Lakes Provincial Park is the smallest of the four provincial parks along the Arrow Lake Reservoir. This park makes a good base for taking the Upper Arrow Lake Ferry for a dip at Halcyon and Nakusp Hot Springs or for hikers who want to explore Mount Revelstoke and Glacier national parks. Popular with anglers, the park has a boat launch and dock. Seventeen basic campsites line the lake and each site has a fire ring and picnic table. Arrow Lakes Provincial Park is the territory of the Sinixt, Okanagan and Ktunaxa peoples.

Tips for snagging a campsite

  1. The park’s 17 sites are first-come, first-served sites, with no advance reservations accepted.

When to go

Arrow Lakes Provincial Park is open for camping from May 1 to September 30.

Know before you go

  • This is a rustic park with limited amenities and no mobile phone service. Visitors should be self-sufficient.
  • There is no water at this site, but free potable water is available at nearby Blanket Creek Provincial Park.
  • Additional camping may be found at Blanket Creek, Martha Creek, and McDonald Creek provincial parks.
  • The nearest town of Revelstoke is 50 kilometres away. 
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