Kamloops?

[3LittleDucks]

Looking for a campground recommendation around Kamloops, thanks! (just a nice, clean spot for a single night on the way to Vancouver)

[3LittleDucks]

Thanks everyone, I think we will be staying in salmon arm on the way out, and at lac le jeune on the way back.

[luckyd]

The provincial cg's have fairly small sites.
We have a 40 foot MH and found only a couple of site in total between the two cgs.
Provincial parks in BC have very limited length.

[Paoli]

There are two great provincial campsites west of Kamloops on the road to Cache Creek.
Both have water and power and a sewer dump station.

[C-172-AV8R]

If you can drive to Merritt. There is a RV Park there that we have used a couple of times. Clay banks RV Park. It is very nice and it is close to town.

[luckyd]

Kamloops RV Park, full hookups, narrow sites, trains and highway noise.
Knutsford RV Park, only a few 50 amp site, weak WIFI, MICE,
Sagebrush RV Park, no sewer....use the dump

Unfortunately Kamloops needs a GOOD park.
Maybe with the up and coming casino this will happen.

Costco is too small for RV parking and Walmart does not allow overnighting.

[Tothill]

You may have already been, but the Steelhead Provincial Park at the West End of Kamloops Lake at Savona is a beautiful small campground.

If it just off the Trans Canada Highway, so not good if you plan to take the Coquihalla.

[tonymull]

Lac Le Jeune Provincial Park is about 25 miles south of Kamloops, no hookups though.

[dfm]

Kamloops RV Park is on the east side of the city about 15 minutes .

It is adjacent to the BC Wildlife park on the left of the hiway coming from the east. You may wish to call them for a reservation as every time I drive by there it appears to be quite busy.
there is also Sagebrush rv park on the north side of the river near to down town.
I would suggest try the Kamloops RV park first.

[Chief9-4]

If you need hookups I would recommend Knutsford if you are looking for a nice forestry campsite no hookups Paska lake