This is our first time staying in this RV park, and we are enjoying it very much. We are in site C10, perfect for our fifth wheel and I do think it is one of the nicest sites in the park, with a gorgeous view overlooking the lake beyond a section of smaller campsites. Negative points are that the store... More 

We had reserved a pull through site for 3 nights but on arrival were told that none were available (If someone currently in a site wants to extend stay, they are allowed to even though a previous reservation has been made by some else). With reservation, specific sites are on a first come basis even if you have a reservation.... More 

Website offers pool, beach bistro, store, showers and much much more. NO POOL in September this year. Waiting for a 'part' since June. But they don't tell you that. Store and beach bistro closes Sept 5. But they don't tell you that. You PAY for shower use which I have never heard of at an RV site before. And there... More 

This 350 site campground is a 2km walk to downtown. The site are fairly tight not your wild life sites. The sites are sized for tents to big rigs. The grounds were well kept. Noise was not a problem. The lake is beautiful. Found the sites on the higher end with price wise 30 amp waterfront runs $60./night $31. after... More 

We stayed there for 2 nights right on the water. They have 350 campsites. The campsite was clean, spacious , and there were plenty of washrooms. It cost 1.00 for a five minute shower which was plenty. There was a dog beach which was great, a boat launch an indoor pool which is open from October to May. They have... More 

Came in just after Labour Day weekend. Site was in section C. Easy access and all services. Cement pad and dirty picnic table. Rest of site was sand and weeds. Everything has a layer of grit after a windy day. Most sites have little privacy. Each area has a "clubhouse" with washrooms, showers ($1) and laundry. One of these clubhouses... More 

Reserve the long table dinner ahead and watch the sunset. Do wine pairing. Must see the cultural centre. Amazing metal crafted statues. Nice to get to know the history of the Natives of that area. Do buy the wines after a $10 wine testing it is worth it.

Going through Osoyoos and decided to camp a night during the long weekend. We looked at a couple of other campgrounds but they were way too crowded. All sites were reserved at Nk'mip but the overflow area (basically a big grassy lawn) still had room. Just park and setup anywhere on the lawn. At $31.50 a night we got very... More