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4.6(919 reviews)

Kekuli Bay Provincial Park

421 High Ridge Rd, Vernon, BC V1H 1G1, Canada

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About This Campsite

Kekuli Bay Provincial Park

Nestled amidst breathtaking natural beauty, Kekuli Bay Provincial Park is a hidden gem renowned for its captivating lake views and well-maintained facilities. While its exact address and city title are not specified, this tranquil campground offers scenic vistas that draw campers from far and wide.

Highlights of Kekuli Bay Provincial Park

  • Stunning Scenery: Visitors frequently praise the park for its sheer beauty, especially during autumn when the leaves transform into a kaleidoscope of colors.
  • Clear, Mesmerizing Waters: The lake features shades of blue and green, with crystal-clear water offering a view of submerged plants. However, it’s rocky without sandy beaches, so bring chairs for relaxed seating.
  • Excellent Trails: The park includes a former railway, now a flat biking trail, offering an excellent opportunity for cycling enthusiasts.
  • Wildlife and Nature: The park is home to local wildlife, including marmots and turkey vultures, adding to the natural charm.
  • Well-Maintained Facilities: The park ensures a clean and pleasant camping experience, with attentive park attendants and pristine bathrooms.

Considerations

  • Poison Ivy: Caution is advised as poison ivy is present in the area.
  • Biking Preference: Trails are more suited for cycling than walking.

Overall Thoughts: Kekuli Bay Provincial Park offers a beautiful escape with stunning views, clear waters, and peaceful trails. It's a must-visit for nature lovers and provides an enriched camping experience within a well-kept environment. Whether for a few nights or a day visit, you'll likely be enchanted by the serenity and beauty this park offers.

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Lynn Blouin

10/05/2024

This is probably the most beautiful campground I have ever been to in my 40 years of camping across several provinces. We went at the end of Sept when the leaves were starting to turn colour, which just added to how lovely this campground is.

Tiara

10/27/2023

Water is blue, have mainly 2 shades to it, light and dark blue, absolutely mesmerizing and the place is serene. Sometimes it also have shades of green. It has plenty of parking space and boat launch area. You can also spot people fishing. The water is crystal clear and you can view submerged or underwater plants. Its not an ordinary lake with a sandy beach. It's rocky with no sand, so do take chairs with you if you want to sit and relax. There is biking trail all along. Can also spot poison ivy in the area. All in all a beautiful location and a must visit.

Gwen Daly

06/11/2024

Will definitely come back here. Park attendants were excellent, campground is well kept, bathrooms clean. And you can't beat the view!! Also excellent trails on the lake.

Sonya King

06/28/2024

Camped for a few nights. The Railway Trail was nice and flat. We were walking, but it is definitely geared more for bicycle. Views wer amazing!

David

06/27/2023

We had a blast camping here a few years ago. Great bike path that used to be the railway. Nice clear, cool water. Views are great. Marmots hang around everywhere. Turkey Vultures glide overhead.