Discover the best lakeside RV campgrounds near Clearwater, British Columbia with electricity hookup and water hookup

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Clearwater

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4 top lakeside RV sites near Clearwater with electricity hookup and water hookup

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Wells Gray Golf & RV Resort

51 sites · RVs, Tents400 acres · Clearwater, BC

Welcome to Wells Gray Golf & RV Resort, a beautiful spot for your family getaway in Wells Gray Provincial Park. Located 35km from Clearwater in Central Interior BC, Wells Gray Golf & RV Resort has every style of camping to fit your needs, from full service RV camping and tenting to rustic cabins. We are horse and dog friendly, and have corrals for guests that like to travel with their horses. If you are looking for an affordable, nature inspired holiday close to many natural attractions, you have found the right place. We border Hemp Creek as well as acres of pristine wilderness, and various kinds of wildlife can ofen be seen at the resort. With ample green space, we have the advantage of being close to some of the world’s best outdoor recreational activities such as canoeing, kayaking, rafting, fly-fishing, hiking, camping, wildlife viewing and horseback riding. We host a challenging 9 hole par 72 golf course and offer some incredible Stay and Play packages. As the topping on your getaway, we have a private mineral swimming lake available exclusively to our guests and their visitors. This resort has been built and managed as a family business from its birth in 1998. We are all proud to share the beauty of nature with our guests! Make yourself at home at Wells Gray Golf & RV Resort. If you are looking for a peaceful, friendly, and family oriented place to stay, then this is the place for you. You will enjoy the variety of natural wonders within Wells Gray Park. Be sure to bring your camera!

Little Horse Lodge

3 sites · RVs, Tents8 acres · Clearwater, BC

Located in the Cariboo region of BC with beautiful Green Lake access a short walk across the road. RV sites with water and 30 Amp electrical. Lake access is a ten-minute walk from this location and is walkable, ATV, or bike accessible. Crown land is accessible from the back of the property for trails. Great central location to explore the Cariboo. We can accommodate vehicles up to 45ft in length and the sites are flat. Electrical and water hookups are available. Campfires are permitted as long as there is no fire ban. Pets are welcome.

Whoka Orchard

1 site · RV200 acres · BC

Discover the gorgeous landscape that surrounds this beautiful sheep farm. A perfect quiet destination for anyone wanting to stop, recharge and reconnect with nature and animals. Come experience our off grid full hook up site with 15amp service. The farm borders Roserim lake and is perfect for swimming, kayaking, bird watching, reading, fishing and sunsets. The waterfalls and Gray Wells Provincial park are just a short drive away.

Barriere Ridge Resort

2 sites · RVs1 acre · Clearwater, BC

Barriere Ridge Resort is a hidden gem. It is a private off-grid RV lot on the west side of East Barriere Lake, one of the warmest and cleanest lakes in BC. It is located off a Forest Service Road in the town of Barriere , which is only 45 minutes drive from Kamloops. Our RV Site is a large 1 acre lot fully serviced with water, electricity, and sewer and only 150 meters walk to the Lake! Unlike most RV site rentals where your neighbour is literally only steps away, your neighbour (if any) will be half an acre away! The lot is rectangular in shape, with the bottom half is levelled for RV use, and the upper half is a private forested area open for your exploration. The bottom space has water and electrical hookups only, while the top space includes water, electrical, and sewer hookups. *****AMENITIES***** - Water - Electricity - Private Sewer Hook-up - Use of private 4-man canoe, paddles, and life-jackets - Common boat trailer parking - Common beach access and picnic area *****RATES***** - 1 RV can accommodate 8 people, with extra fees for additional guests -The site can comfortably fit a second RV so great for a group stay. - $65-75 / night with minimum, depending on season, 5 nights stay for 1 RV (any length is fine) - Extra $12 / night for an additional RV. - Can accommodate max of 2 RVs only *****ABOUT EAST BARRIERE LAKE***** It is at 632 m in elevation one can enjoy the warm weather of the North Thompson. With surface temperatures reaching 27°C, the lake is perfect for swimming or any water sports. The lake is also up to 100 m deep, translating to excellent fishing during the summer. The lake has a surface area of 994 ha (2,456 acres) and is almost 15 km in length, which provides plenty of areas to remain uncrowded. *****RECREATION***** The Barriere Lakes (North, South, and East) hold some of the best trout fishing in this region. Trolling, fly fishing, and light spin casting for native Kamloops rainbow trout are all productive methods. The Lakes each personalize opportunities to enjoy paddling in calm waters, fishing, or drifting in a pontoon boat. Uncrowded East Barriere Lake is great for waterskiing, wakeboarding, and other watersports. Nearby, Dunn Lake is also long and deep, offering excellent fishing for rainbow trout, lake trout, bull trout, and Kokanee. There is good hunting for moose and deer from the property. *****DIRECTIONS***** Location: Russel Creek Forest Service Rd , Thompson-Nicola O, Canada 7540 Russel Creek Forest Service Road Drive Time to East Barriere Lake Kamloops 45 minutes Kelowna 2.5 hrs Vancouver 4 hrs Travel north or south to Barriere, BC via Highway 5. Turn northeast onto Barriere Town Road until you reach Barriere Lakes Road, travel east for 21 km then turn north (left) onto Fir Road, which turns into Russel Creek FSR. Follow this road until there is a fork in the road, turn right to Barriere Ridge Resort. From Fir Road, the way to the resort is well marked. A gate is at the upper end of the resort that requires a combination to enter.

Lakeside RV camping near Clearwater with electricity hookup and water hookup guide

Overview

Situated in the beautiful expanse of British Columbia, Clearwater offers waterfront campsites that allow campers to settle into the area’s natural wonders. Wells Gray Provincial Park provides stunning waterfalls, numerous hiking trails, and kayaking opportunities on pristine lakes, while at Dutch Lake, campers can settle in for days of swimming, boating, and fishing accessible right outside the tent. For time in the rainforest, head out on a day trip to Blue River Safari, home to jet-boat adventures and wildlife encounters along the scenic Blue River.

Where to go

Wells Gray Provincial Park

Surrounded by serene landscapes and immense waterfalls, campers can immerse themselves in the beauty of Wells Gray Provincial Park. HIke to Helmcken Falls or Spahats Falls and marvel at the raw power of nature. Then explore Trophy Mountain and Moul Falls trails to see wildlife and waterfalls. Campers who are more inclined to water adventures can canoe or kayak on Clearwater Lake or Azure Lake. After a day in the park, settle into nearby cabins or campgrounds for tents and RVs with amenities like electrical hookups, clean facilities, and picnic areas.

Dutch Lake

Embark on a waterfront adventure and camp right beside Dutch Lake. The lake’s warm waters are spring fed, which makes swimming, kayaking, canoeing, or boating popular activities to do while there. Anglers will also enjoy fishing for various species such as rainbow trout and kokanee. With hiking trails that wind through nearby forests, campers can also spend time out of the water to spot local wildlife like the bald eagle. At the end of the day, head back to a lakeside campground to build a bonfire and enjoy amenities such as picnic tables, fire pits, toilets, and showers.

Blue River Safari

In the heart of the planet’s only inland temperate rainforest is Blue River Safari. Hop aboard a jet boat and cruise the pristine Blue River for the chance to encounter bears, eagles, and moose—all while expert guides provide insights into the area's ecology and history. Afterward, unwind at a nearby campground or private Hipcamp site, many of which offer a range of options including tent sites and RV campsites with hookups, plus amenities like picnic areas and private bathrooms.

When to go

Summers in Clearwater range from 20 to 30°C, making activities such as hiking, fishing, and canoeing very popular. Winters are chilly, with temperatures averaging around -5 to -10°C. Snowfall is common, which is great for campers who like winter sports, such as skiing and snowshoeing. Spring and fall bring milder temperatures and vibrant foliage as well as pleasant hiking conditions.