sẁiẁs Park

This small park offers 41 vehicle-accessible campsites, seven of which are double sites. Campsite reservations are accepted for all sites. Reservations are strongly recommended for all weekend from May through September and any dates in July and August. If a site is not reserved for that evening, a green “available for one night” sign will be placed on that site indicating that it is available that night. The maximum length of stay is seven days due to the size and popularity of the campground. Access to the boat launch remains open year-round.

The sites are large with level gravel pads, picnic tables and fire rings. The many of the sites can accommodate larger RVs. Most of the sites are right on the lake, one of the attractions of this park. The landscape is open with sites being separated by pockets of beach and scattered cottonwood and Ponderosa pine trees for shade. The inner campsites and those at the tip of the spit are in thickets of shrubs that offer more privacy and shade and the opportunity for bird watching. The nearest services are in Osoyoos and there is a phone in the campground near site #10.

Guests with reservations: check reservation board at campground entrance for pre-assigned site number.

Guests without reservations: check the reservation board for sites that may be available on a first come, first served basis or for one night only.

Special note: during peak season, reservations are highly recommended as first come, first served sites are available on a minimal basis only.

Operated by Osoyoos Indian Band.

Peak season $46.50 CAD, shoulder season $32 CAD per party per night; non-B.C. residents +$20 CAD per stay