Being a Friday and all the sites on a first come first serve basis, I came early and picked out a site at the 10am earliest registration time. Originally I was looking for a double site for family and us, but those sites were occupied. As it turned out, the individual sites were a lot bigger. Our site (#38) had plenty of room for a big rig. With lots of foliage it was also very private. Another advantage to this site is the Shower Trail is nearby. Our son had #39 next door and it was more wide open with not much in the way of privacy, but it had a great panoramic view of Kalamalka Lake. All the sites are back-in gravel with the exception of the 4 electric sites which are paved and near the parking lots. The campground was full by noon and one of the parking lots is used for the overflow and that was almost full as well. Park attendants were very friendly and helpful. One issue that they couldn't fix (they said) was all the wood bugs crawling around the men's shower stall floor. Probably not for the squeamish. The Nature Trail has been extended with a gravel section that goes to the highway. When the weather is nice, this is a busy place with lots of people using the day use facilities, especially the boat basin. Still one of our favourite campgrounds and we will continue to stay here. - Onemoretrail

There are times when you want to use your RV but don't want a marathon drive and Kekuli Bay is the choice for us. This park has taken years to mature and now most sites have trees that provide some shade. It does get very hot in the Okanagan during the summer months (35C is common) so be prepared. Only four sites have services, a rarity for a Provincial Park, and are not very private. Due to the terraced layout of the campground, almost all the sites have a view and are very spacious. The lower down you are, the less road noise from Hwy 97 you'll hear, but generally, it's not too bad. The site was originally designed as a large boat launch facility so unfortunately, there's not a great beach area. If you plan to canoe or kayak, do so early in the day to avoid the boat chop. Kalamalka Lake is a very busy lake for recreational boaters. A new bonus attraction is the bike path on the old railway line that ran along side the lake. It runs for miles and is flat. If you get too hot just stop your bike anywhere, and go jump in the lake! Its warm and very clean. Vernon is 10 minutes away for shopping and the access to Predator Ridge Golf Resort is right across the highway. - HowieS82

Well kept and clean. Close to town. beach area not big and tough to get a spot on a busy day (bush area up to lake side in some spots). Good base for all types of activities. Great boat launch and parking area. Very big overflow camping area. - GerryT

Fairly decent park but very difficult to get into from 97. Staff very friendly. Willow trees need to be trimmed as they hang too low. All services worked. - PeterT

Nice park with clean level gravel sites with grass between in our area. Some permanents but for the most part very well kept. Only complaint is the difficult access to Hwy 97, which is very busy. There is a rail line right next to the park, but has very limited traffic (not a main line by any means). - DaveyB

This is a nice campground right on Swan Lake. Sites were shady. Bathrooms were great, showers great (free), pool, lake front. Gravel and grass sites. Picnic table. Staff was friendly and helpful. You cross over the train tracks to get in, train went thru around 7 pm. Would stay here again and recommend to others. - Wyboo

This is the second time we've stayed at this park and we will do so again. It reminds us somewhat of the 'snowbird' parks in Arizona. The pool is nice and warm and the hot tub/spa is quite relaxing. It is close enough to Vernon to have everything you could want (including a Wal-mart). The only down side is the traffic noise which is not bad enough to keep us awake at night but can be heard. Also there is a railway just behind the park but we heard a train only once, so it's not much of an issue. It is a Passport America park but only for one night. We stayed two nights so we had to pay full cost for the second night ($44.00 CDN). - cachencouple

The sites are on a tiered rows interspersed with park models overlooking Swan Lake. Paved big rig friendly interior roads, all cement, level, back-in wide sites with table and small grass area. Best entrance to park is to take Highway 97 to Kamloops from Highway 97A. Would stay again if visiting the Vernon area. - RJourney

This is a co-ownership resort where the sites are all individually owned but there is a rental pool available for folks like us who are just staying for a few days. Every site has an exposed aggregate concrete pad, large enough for the trailer, tow vehicle and parking for at least one or two more vehicles. Roads are all paved and sites are separated by cedar hedges for privacy. The resort is near highway 97 but the traffic noise is muted by the foliage surrounding the park. Beautiful views of Swan Lake. This is a place where we will definitely return. - Tech5709

We stayed for 3 nights in a full service site. We were only a short 50 yards from the lake. Since we were almost the furthest away from the office, the WiFi was non-existent, but the owner was up front with that information. This was his and his family's first season as owners and we can't say enough about his friendly, helpful attitude. He takes the time to help each new camper get settled into their site. We know that in time things like the WiFi will get better. On a side note, we had reserved and paid for 4 nights but left one day early. He kindly offered to refund the last night if he was able to rent the site and rent it he did and the refund was made. Now that is Great Customer Service. We will be back. - Gary & Rachelle

This park is in a wonderful location, just outside Vernon, right on the lake. But it's older, quite small, and funky. The spaces are very tight, too close together, not well looked after, and ours wasn't close to level. The washrooms & showers were old and minimally clean. Wifi was iffy. No cable. The new owners are friendly, pleasant, and seem energetic -- hopefully they'll get the place standing tall soon. They have some watercraft available for guest use for free and rent paddleboards. All sites had fire rings, which, when the sites only have inches between them, can present problems for people who can't tolerate smoke. The location is excellent, the park (right now) is not. - mlbw

New owners. Check in was quick and easy. Rules are pretty standard and everyone behaved while we were here (including over a long weekend). We arrived a day early and the owners did very well accommodating us. The temp site was a little on the small side and not so level but they did fit us in. Our stay was very enjoyable. The park is located off of a secondary highway. It was quiet except for the odd loud motorcycle that went roaring by. There is a train that goes by but not every day across the valley. You can barely hear it. There is a Rooster that crows not too far away. We found the sound pleasant. There appears to 8 - 10 permanents but for the most part they are newer units and no junky yards. Pet friendly and everyone appeared to be cleaning up after them. There are Pull Throughs but they are very short. Back-ins will accommodate almost anything. As stated earlier, not all are level but not all that bad either. All services worked well including the Wifi. Cable TV is available but you will have to contract directly with the provider (Shaw Cable - minimum 1 month). Over the air stations are available and conditions are good for Satellite too. Good cell service as reasonably close to the city of Vernon. We paid $43.00 including taxes and will be back again. - BC Wanderer

For staying 2 nights @ $55/night we were given "the best site" overlooking the water. It was very small and difficult to enter with others parked so closely. The electric was not even 30 amps and we were not allowed to run AC at 95 degrees. We were gladly given a complete refund and we went on our way to a Provincial Park. - LeslieF

Older park which needs an upgrade. Electrical plugs were 15 amp and voltage suspect as my converter hummed more than usual. Access to marina and small beach by crossing a railway track, although only heard one train while there. Access road fairly steep so no good for big rigs. - Onemoretrail

Lovely shaded campground in excellent location: 1 block from town and next door to fairgrounds. Interior road is a little tight, but it works. Most sites are back in, but there are several pull thrus. Very friendly campground hosts. - readontheroad

Back after several years. Park has expanded with upgraded washrooms. Small and compact with friendly hosts. Very nice municipal park close to downtown Armstrong. It has always been a pleasure to visit this park and it has just gotten better. - flugelboneman

A little gem in the City of Armstrong with good services. Not very big, but great if you like to tour around in the day time. Swimming pool right across the road, with a huge park, and the exhibition grounds behind the RV Park. We would stay here again. Great managers - Snoet

Things have changed since we stayed here a few years ago. The sites are still rough and either grass or gravel, and there are still no sewer hook ups, but they now have Shaw Go WiFi available. The rifle range located across the creek seems to be having more usage, which was very upsetting for our dog, and a house on the other side of the creek has two large dogs that sound like they are attacking something every time someone passes by their house (at all hours of the day or night). The hosts are very accommodating and helpful, but because of the noise we would avoid going back. It might be OK for a one night stop over. - Snoet

We reserved here, expecting water/30 amp hookup, to discover that the park had been overbooked, and we could get 15 amp connection at a distance, and water shared with the next site (because the person who took our reservation didn't communicate with the hosts, and a family reunion had been booked for all sites a year ahead). We chose to fill our fresh water tank and had sufficient for our stay, and our nightly rate was reduced from $29. The hosts were great, the campground was tidy, washrooms clean. It's a little rustic and lacks the convenience of wi-fi, but overall it was a nice place to stay. - Peg.Garry

Friendly staff. Fire rings available for $5/night but fire wood is free. A little hidden gem but with limited services, which opened our eyes to small municipal sites operated by service clubs. Wonderful ducks in the creek. Shortly after we left however, Lumby flooded from spring run off, so watch for rain and flood warnings. We would stay there again. - Snoet

Repeat stay for us: best feature is the city bus stop right outside park entrance! Easy and cheap access to Kelowna area without moving (and parking!) motorhome in crazy summer traffic. Little beachfront is sheltered by boat docks and family-friendly, but better is the beachfront regional park 400m down the road. Local amenities and accessibility, along with reliable full service sites compensate for shoe-horn spaced sites. - Segris

This park has lake front RV sites and lake access for all sites, boat rentals, swimming, playground for kids and excellent wifi.

We were there for 10 days in April so although busy, lots of space. We have also been there in the summer months when it is extremely busy and very crowded.

Great family park. - absnowbird

Packed in. Regretfully, most Okanagan Valley campgrounds are like this. Barely big rig friendly because of tight turns, many vehicles, etc. Campground was poorly maintained ... roadways were dusty, grass needed to be mowed, trees needed to be trimmed, undergrowth needed to be thinned out, etc. No place to walk/exercise dogs. No pride. Marina and beach would be positives. Wifi decent. Lots of potential but obviously not much incentive to improve. Definitely would not stay here again. - WinnMac

This park is mostly owned and permanent sites. Having stayed here before, it seems noticeably older but still well enough maintained. The staff were excellent and most helpful. The residents were reserved and the park was clean and quiet. Some interior roads were a bit narrow for a motor home, but our site was easily accessed. This park was expensive in comparison to other local parks, but a significantly better value regarding quality and facilities. Will return again. - BMonk

Staff is very friendly & helpful. This park has rental and owned sites and condos too. We stayed 1 month in May and enjoyed the winter monthly rate of $ 675.00 everything included.
The location is just north of Kelowna and off the Hwy. Every once in a while you hear a plane flying by, but not disturbing. The roads are paved and a bit narrow. The setup and layout is nice with plenty of greenery. However, some trees might impede the satellite signal.
There are Longtimers, overnighters and park models with porches side by side, but very nice and clean
The sites are big enough and on conctete. Hookups are water, power, sewer, cable TV, all working fine. Wifi is working but limited to a certain bandwith, after reaching it, it gets really slow. On the next day you start fresh again or purchase more from an external company. In the computer room you can hook up to a CAT5. There is a store and a restaurant on site.
The restrooms we used were all tiled, nice and clean. There are several pools and hot tubs, fitness area, sauna, tennis, golf, beach, wood working shop, library, game room, etc. We liked it very much and will return. - CamperAndy

This park, that receives straight "10's" from another review site, doesn't receive 10's from us. It is clean, I suppose pretty to some, and apparently has lots of amenities, which we didn't use or see. The sites are separated by large well kept hedges but they are crammed one on top of the other. You can't see 10 feet to the right or left and just the street in front. To us, it felt like the most crowded apartment complex ever with some greenery. The sites and street are so tight it was a miracle my husband got our 29' fifth wheel backed in. Lots of permanent residents, their sites are well kept. Lots of summer visitors--sort of a very crowded resort. There was a large grassy dog park which was a welcome amenity for our dogs. To me the price was outrageous and to my eye, the park is not pretty. To others, perhaps it is. - DCP

This is a nice spacious RV Park. Very dog friendly and good place to walk along the river. However, I do not recommend staying here during baseball season! The RV park caterers to the teams and they party into the early morning hours. Other than that it is a relaxed park and very nice location. Seniors 10% discount, and stay for 7 nights, pay for 6 . - Al Rico

We reserved full hook up, but this was a mistake. Most were very narrow and all faced the road and houses. They moved us to a water and power site at the other end of the park, which was infinitely better, wide and shady with a view of the river. Crowded at weekend, but quiet in the week. No cable or terrestrial TV. WiFi only works within sight of the office and is fairly slow, but works. Great for kids and tubing on the river. - Codliveroil

Good electric 30 amp sites. Wi-Fi does not work very well. The Men's washroom was clean. This is a city run park. - User3761