The best camping near Blanket Creek Provincial Park

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Boulder Mountain Resort

23 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents14 acres · Revelstoke, BC

Discover the year-round charm of BMR, a pet-friendly camping, glamping, and RV resort nestled in the picturesque Revelstoke, BC. Our resort offers a range of accommodation options, including fully serviced RV sites, unique glamping experiences, and a meticulously maintained forest campground with well-lit surroundings. Whether you're seeking a base for thrilling adventures in Revelstoke or a refreshing stop during your journey from Vancouver to Calgary, BMR provides the perfect setting. Embrace the beauty of the natural surroundings, enjoy the convenience of fully serviced RV sites, and explore the unique glamping options that make your stay unforgettable. At BMR, we welcome you to experience the best of Revelstoke's outdoor wonders and create lasting memories in our resort's inviting atmosphere.

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Hangin' Loose in Sicamous U Pick

16 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents10 acres · BC

Located right in Sicamous, our riverfront campsites are sure to "WOW" you. Come and enjoy the spectacular mountain views on our organic U-Pick berry farm. Don't have an RV or tent, NO problem, we have RVs for rent on location! This is the perfect spot for large gatherings, family reunions and weddings.

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Mable Lake Heritage Farm

9 sites · RVs, Tents128 acres · Lumby, BC

Beautiful clean river , spectacular mountains all around our farm, boating to Mable Lake. Fishing, swimming, sandy river beach , wildlife, mountains, lake access … Total 128 acres Nice trails access to the river beach, boating, fishing, kayaking, paddle board to the beautiful Mabel lake Provincial Park. We planted lots of garlic 🧄 on the farm, more planting to come, corn, sunflowers, lavender , vegetables and cutting flowers we will plant this Spring and Summer.

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Whispering Pines near Mara Lake

2 sites · RVs, Tents12 acres · Mara, BC

Whispering Pines (whisperingpinesrv.com) is a RV community with 100 sites on 12 acres. In the heart of the Shuswap, Whispering Pines is quintessential BC, surrounded by willow and walnut trees with a beautiful creek flowing through. It has a large heated pool and is a 3-minute drive from Mara Lake. In operation since 1965, the campground has generations of families returning each year.

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TamTERRA Bringing Nature Home

8 sites · RVs, Tents56 acres · Lumby, BC

Come explore and rewild yourself in a 56-acre biologically diverse sub-alpine forest, featuring a marsh, a gully, a meadow, and a plateau. A creek runs through it, and there are kilometers of trails and vistas to enjoy and explore. Visit our private family homestead, which grows with regenerative principles and guidance from nature and community. As we learn and grow with the land, we are rewilding connections with nature through discovery and creativity. tamTERRA is a living canvas of nature at play in every distinct season.

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Shuswap River Oasis

8 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents2 acres · Lumby, BC

Guests will get to wake up to the sounds of the Shuswap River flowing right outside their campsite. Sandy shaded kids play area with a kids swing, 2 person snowboard swing and a trampoline. A net and hammock for all your chilling needs. Load to explore around the property, including an island on the Shuswap River. Launch your floaties and spend the afternoon floating down the picturesque river, but please bear in mind the river conditions vary throughout the year. The 8KM river float is an intermediate level float and may not be suitable for young kids as there is a section that needs to be walked to avoid a dangerous area. There is other options for shorter floats upstream and end at our property. Please ask us for more details. We also have a field to ride any quads or dirt-bikes around. Its very basic riding conditions, but still fun for young kids! As well there is lots to see in the area including 2 waterfalls and Mable lake provincial park all within an hour drive. Please do not hesitate to ask us any questions!

The best camping near Blanket Creek Provincial Park guide

Overview

About

Embark on an adventure at Blanket Creek Provincial Park, where the wilderness beckons with a warm swimming lagoon, historic trails, and scenic Sutherland Falls. Campers can revel in the park's diverse offerings, from vehicle-accessible sites nestled amid white pine forests to group camping by the Columbia River. Whether you're pitching a tent or parking an RV, the park's natural splendour provides the perfect backdrop for a memorable outdoor experience.

Notable campgrounds

Blanket Creek sites 1-105: Nestled near the Arrow Lake reservoir, these vehicle-accessible sites offer a mix of sunny and shaded spots amid a forested setting.
Blanket Creek groupsites: Ideal for larger gatherings, these group sites are conveniently located next to the day-use area and offer easy access to the Columbia River.

Tips for snagging a campsite

Book early through the BC Parks reservation system to secure your preferred campsite, especially during peak season.
Keep an eye on cancellation policies and dates; sometimes last-minute spots open up.
Consider visiting during shoulder seasons for better availability and a quieter camping experience.
Explore nearby camping options if Blanket Creek is fully booked; the surrounding area offers additional recreational opportunities.

When to go

The prime time to visit Blanket Creek Provincial Park is between May 10 and September 30, when the park is fully operational. Outside of these dates, services are limited, and the gate is closed during the off-season. The warm summer months are ideal for swimming and hiking, while the fall offers a chance to see the local wildlife, including bears.

Know before you go

Check for any advisories before your visit as park status and operating dates can change without notice.
Bear safety is crucial; keep camps clean and pets leashed to avoid attracting wildlife.
Accessibility information is available for those with mobility challenges.
Remember, there are no lifeguards on duty at the swimming lagoon; always supervise children and swim with caution.
Firewood is available for purchase in the park, but campfires may be banned during high-risk wildfire conditions.