The best camping near Inkaneep Provincial Park

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Back Forty Vineyards

3 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents40 acres · Peachland, BC
Come camp on a 40-acre parcel backing onto crown land mountains and wake up in front of 10 acres of vineyard and a view of Okanagan Lake! There is a small cabin and two camp sites to choose from. Outhouse on the property, which is just a pit toilet. It is a working farm so will likely have various equipment around at times as well as workers at certain times of the year. You’ll likely meet our very friendly and very energetic Bernedoodle, Bernie. If you prefer to keep him out of your campsite just let us know and we can keep him closer. Otherwise, he thinks he has the run of the place! Please check to see if campfires are allowed (live in a high-risk fire zone) and firewood is available with an extra charge. If you need anything to better enjoy your stay, just let us know! Our property is located in Peachland, BC. Positioned midway between Kelowna and Pentiction, it is the perfect location to draw from both population centres and is well-positioned to act as a hub for popular wine and other agri-tourism activities. Peachland is within easy reach of over 200 estate wineries and microbreweries.
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Big Sky Camping

10 sites · RVs, Tents10 acres · Grand Forks, BC
Big sky campground is located on the banks of the Granby River on the edge of a hayfield on an active hay producing farm. Relax at the edge of the field and camp along the Granby River where you can swim, or fish in the various pools or main stream of the peaceful river. Enjoy all the area has to offer such as dirt biking, quadding or cycling on the rail trail, riding through tunnels or even looking for old gold mines along the way! If bird watching is your thing then enjoy seeing many different types of birds along the riverbanks and in the grassy meadows. The town of Grand Forks is less than a 15 min drive away and has all the amenities you need, including an amazing farmers market, many coffee shops and stores, and the historic Gem theatre. Christina Lake is also just a 30 min drive, with a beautiful, calm lake and delicious ice cream. Also, for folks who are interested, we offer hay farm tours- available upon request 😊
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McCulloch Meadows Ranch

5 sites · RVs, Tents138 acres · Kelowna, BC
Nestled amidst the mountains, our 138-acre historic ranch complete with original log home and outbuildings is a unique camping experience . With sprawling meadows producing hay and creeks running through, thriving milk goats, and lively chickens, roosters crowing to start the day.   Situated just 45 km east of Kelowna, we offer a serene escape. For water enthusiasts, McCulloch Lake, awaits just 1 km east of our site. Whether you choose to trek along the trail or take the scenic McCulloch Road, this pristine lake offers a refreshing oasis for swimming, fishing, or simply basking in the sun. Situated along the renowned TransCanada Great Trail, also known as the KVR Trail, our campsite offers an ideal blend of adventure and tranquility. Lace up your hiking boots or hop on your bike to explore the scenic trail, soaking in breathtaking mountain vistas and refreshing forested landscapes.  The Iconic Myra Canyon Trestles are 11km west by KVR Trail.    While our location embraces the serenity of nature, the vibrant city of Kelowna is a mere 45 km away. Stock up on groceries, indulge in local wineries, tee off at renowned golf courses, or take advantage of the convenience of the international airport nearby.
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Fruit Haven, Cawston BC

1 site · RV, Tent7 acres · Cawston, BC
Welcome to Fruit Haven! We are located in Cawston, BC. Located 7 minutes from floating on the South Similkameen river for hours! You can also simply hang out on the beach. We are also 7 minutes from Barcelo Canyon where you can hike for hours or days. Restaurants, markets, and vineyards are all within walking distance. Located just 8kms South East of Keremeos, and 36km west of Osoyoos, Cawston is known as the Organic Farm Capital of Canada. Cawston has hot summers, cool nights and powerful winds. We are also close to several wineries! With the hot summers, cool nights and powerful winds, the wines made here burst with the taste of the Similkameen Valley, thanks to the small farms and winemakers that are dedicated to creating quality, award-winning wine. As you can tell, the activities nearby are endless! We look forward to hosting you.​​
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ARLO's KVR Trail Riverside Camping

10 sites · RVs, Tents300 acres · Beaverdell, BC
Welcome to a natural, convenient location with basic amenities on the West Kettle River! We have 300 acres including 1500 meters of river frontage with access to the surround crown land and KVR trail which runs through the property. The KVR trail is your access to the property. From HWY 33 take Tuzo Main (6-7km's south of Beaverdell), cross the bridge over the Kettle and take a left onto the KVR and follow for 1900meters. One way traffic in spots, so please be patient and mindful of trail users on bikes, quads and vehicles. We currently have 5 tent only sites on the river and 25 RV/Tent sites currently about 100m from the river. Fishing, hiking, exploring, bring your quads, dirt bikes. There's plenty of roads and trails ... Even a secret honey hole fishing spot not far away but that's hush hush only locals know about this gem.
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Faded Flannel Farm

2 sites · RVs, Tents6 acres · Kelowna, BC
** Season closed: September 30, 2024 to May 15, 2025 We have a 6 acre farm in the hills of Joe Rich. It’s a beautiful combination of open meadow and mature forest, with a seasonal creek and pond. The property is full of many varieties of native plants, flowers and trees. Above the trees you can see the peaks of Little White. We also get wild animals that come to visit every now and then; bear, cougar, lynx, coyote, deer and owl to name a few. There is a communal firepit and kitchen area, central between our current campsite and other future campsites. You can enjoy hiking on the High Rim Trail nearby or maybe an off road adventure. James Lake is only 11 kms away for some summer kayaking or paddle boarding and Big White is only 1/2 hour away hosting all the summer and winter fun!. Lots of beautiful areas to explore nearby. Our location tends to be 6°-10° cooler than in Kelowna, which is a welcome treat on those warm summer days. There is also, almost always a breeze. We hope you enjoy your stay but if there’s some way we can make your stay better, please let us know and we will do our best to accommodate.
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The best camping near Inkaneep Provincial Park guide

Overview

About

Inkaneep Provincial Park beckons adventurers with its scenic landscapes and a plethora of activities to immerse in nature's embrace. Here, you can embark on a journey through trails that whisper tales of the wilderness, or perhaps engage in birdwatching, where each feathered encounter is a treasure. The park's serene environment also offers picnicking spots for a tranquil retreat amid the great outdoors. While the park does not feature campgrounds, its day-use areas provide the perfect setting for a day of exploration and discovery.

When to go

For an ideal visit to Inkaneep Provincial Park, the summer months offer warm weather and full access to the park's features. Conversely, winter can present challenges with colder temperatures and limited services. Plan your adventure between June and September to fully enjoy the park's offerings.

Know before you go

  • Check the park's operating hours, typically from 8:30am to 5pm, before planning your visit.
  • Stay informed about any seasonal closures or service changes that may affect your trip.
  • Wear appropriate footwear for hiking and bring along sun protection for sunny days.
  • Remember to pack out your trash, as facilities may be limited.
  • Accessibility varies across the park, so inquire ahead if you require special accommodations.
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