Kekuli Bay Provincial Park Campground

Kekuli Bay Provincial Park Campground offers 85 campsites, including RV sites with power hook-ups, walk-in tent sites, and overflow areas, all with views of Kalamalka Lake. The park features a boat launch, hiking trails, flush toilets, showers, and direct access to the Okanagan Rail Trail for biking and walking. Firewood and ice are available for purchase on-site.

Kekuli Bay Provincial Park Campground is a destination that brings together everything people love about camping in the Okanagan. Spread across terraced land, the campground is designed so every camper gets an uninterrupted view of Kalamalka Lake – a massive perk whether you’re parked in an RV or pitched in a tent. The campground has 73 reservable sites for RVs and campers, plus eight grassy walk-in sites perfect for tenters looking for a more natural setup. For latecomers, overflow camping provides some extra space during peak season.

RVers will appreciate the power hook-ups, and tenters have access to flush toilets and showers. A large boat launch makes getting on the water seamless, while the 2.6 km nature loop is an easy hike for families or those just wanting to stretch their legs. The Okanagan Rail Trail cuts right through the park, opening up kilometres of scenic biking, walking, and running options along the lake.

This campground works well for everyone, whether you’re spending days boating, swimming, or fishing, or just taking in the lake views over an evening fire. Dogs are welcome, making it easy for families to bring everyone along. For supplies, firewood and ice are available on-site, and the well-marked turn-off from Highway 97 makes it easy to find. A spot here during peak season goes quickly, so reservations are a must if you’re planning a stay.