WELCOME TO KINBASKET LAKE RESORT
Hi folks! Thanks to all of you that stayed with us in 2019 in over 600 cabin nights
and 3,400 camp site nights. It was our pleasure to serve you.
I'm glad to say we opened June 25 this season and are currently operating under Stage 3 Covid restrictions. As we always have we will be operating to ensure the amenities and grounds are as clean and safe as we can make them.
RV and Tent Sites are Open
Cabins Open
Reserving
We hope to see many of you again this season as we so often do. Or come by for a first visit this year, sure you'll love it!
and 3,400 camp site nights. It was our pleasure to serve you.
I'm glad to say we opened June 25 this season and are currently operating under Stage 3 Covid restrictions. As we always have we will be operating to ensure the amenities and grounds are as clean and safe as we can make them.
RV and Tent Sites are Open
- Our toilet blocks for campers are open. The showers are currently closed while we review the best options for everyones health.
- There is water and power to all RV sites and our sani-dump is open to RV campers on an as needed basis.
- Single primary family occupancy per campsite is 6 with a maximum of 4 adults.
- Non-primary family (friends) sites are limited to 4 adults and are available only at the discretion of management.
- There can be no more than 6 persons of any age congregating per campsite if booking multiple sites.
Cabins Open
- Your cabins are equipped with toilets and running water however there are no showers currently available to you unless renting the Sanctuary or River George cabins which have showers of their own.
- Single primary family cabin occupancy is limited to no more than 4 adults with children.
- Non-primary family (friends) cabins are limited to 4 adults and are available only at the discretion of management.
- There can be no more than 6 persons of any age congregating per cabin if booking multiple cabins/sites.
Reserving
- If your dates are 4 days or more away please use the "Reservation Inquiry" under the reservation tab on the left of the page.
- If you would like to reserve a site or cabin within the next 3 days please call us at 250-344-1270 to do that.
We hope to see many of you again this season as we so often do. Or come by for a first visit this year, sure you'll love it!
Who we are!
The most unique and best camping near Golden and Revelstoke BC, may just be here. Hidden in a valley, 4.5 km down a forest road near Glacier Park and Rogers Pass is a campground that many of our guests refer to as "paradise". Alone on the 260 km long Kinbasket Lake with it's Lakefront Cabins, Lakefront RV sites and Lakefront tent camping, Kinbasket Lake Resort is that paradise. Enjoy spectacular views, fishing, swimming, beach combing, boating, kids playground, hiking, quadding & ATV riding, or like so many of our guests, just put you feet up & relax.
The most unique and best camping near Golden and Revelstoke BC, may just be here. Hidden in a valley, 4.5 km down a forest road near Glacier Park and Rogers Pass is a campground that many of our guests refer to as "paradise". Alone on the 260 km long Kinbasket Lake with it's Lakefront Cabins, Lakefront RV sites and Lakefront tent camping, Kinbasket Lake Resort is that paradise. Enjoy spectacular views, fishing, swimming, beach combing, boating, kids playground, hiking, quadding & ATV riding, or like so many of our guests, just put you feet up & relax.
For the past 25 years, Kinbasket Lake Resort offers a semi-rustic camping experience with cabins, rv, motorhome, trailer and tent site rentals, amenities including power, water, sani-dump (2 night stay required for dumping), flush toilets and hot showers, seasonal rocky beach, swimming, boat launch and docks, with a small convenience store and laundry service.
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A Kids Paradise
If your children love exploring and adventure, sticks, rocks, water and lots of other kids to play with you'd be hard pressed to find a better place for them. As well as what the lake and the forest provide, we have built a rustic playground with swings for babies up to adults, a slide, sandbox and tire swings. (However many kids seem to prefer the trees behind the playground for some reason) Its a very safe environment as we sit 4.5 kilometers from the nearest paved road and for 16 years I've watched parents with a sense of comfort and well being turn their kids loose to run in packs throughout the grounds. While the little ones are hard on the bathrooms, we love having them here.
If your children love exploring and adventure, sticks, rocks, water and lots of other kids to play with you'd be hard pressed to find a better place for them. As well as what the lake and the forest provide, we have built a rustic playground with swings for babies up to adults, a slide, sandbox and tire swings. (However many kids seem to prefer the trees behind the playground for some reason) Its a very safe environment as we sit 4.5 kilometers from the nearest paved road and for 16 years I've watched parents with a sense of comfort and well being turn their kids loose to run in packs throughout the grounds. While the little ones are hard on the bathrooms, we love having them here.
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Adult/Responsible Behavior
Our clientelle is “mature adults and families", and we all like it like that. We like folks to enjoy themselves and this a place where you can have fun and stay up with your camp fire as long as you like. However we do vigorously enforce our rules about conduct, noise and pets so please read our rules under the first tab above and if you can't, or won't follow them then please don't ask for a reservation.
Our clientelle is “mature adults and families", and we all like it like that. We like folks to enjoy themselves and this a place where you can have fun and stay up with your camp fire as long as you like. However we do vigorously enforce our rules about conduct, noise and pets so please read our rules under the first tab above and if you can't, or won't follow them then please don't ask for a reservation.
Special Weather
Kinbasket Lake Resort enjoys some of the best weather in the mountains as we have our own micro-climate at the junction of our two river valleys which gives us the most sun and least rain in the region.
Click on this link - Weather Network for Revelstoke - for forecasts as that's where ours comes from, not Golden. Then increase the sunshine and reduce the rain typically by one half to two thirds.
Kinbasket Lake Resort enjoys some of the best weather in the mountains as we have our own micro-climate at the junction of our two river valleys which gives us the most sun and least rain in the region.
Click on this link - Weather Network for Revelstoke - for forecasts as that's where ours comes from, not Golden. Then increase the sunshine and reduce the rain typically by one half to two thirds.
Virtually Mosquito Free!
We are not kidding! I hear it from campers all the time. "I can't believe you don't have any mosquitos here." We will have a few until the end of June, but in the summer you can sit around your campfire all night and hardly see a one. That's due to our dry climate and a soft breeze most evenings moving from Glacier Park down the Beaver Valley and out to the lake.
We are not kidding! I hear it from campers all the time. "I can't believe you don't have any mosquitos here." We will have a few until the end of June, but in the summer you can sit around your campfire all night and hardly see a one. That's due to our dry climate and a soft breeze most evenings moving from Glacier Park down the Beaver Valley and out to the lake.
The Rivers in the Spring/Early Summer
This place is really unique as we sit alone at the tail end of the Kinbasket Lake reservoir providing us seasons of the lake. From our opening until the end of June/early July we are sitting on the confluence of the Beaver and Columbia Rivers that run through the lake bed. This time of year is beautiful in its own right and many of our guests come back in this season year after year. The fishing is usually very good from the river banks and you can explore the lake bed with its rock formations, cedar stump forests and abundance of unique driftwood. (Yes you can take it home) Trucks can be driven down our launch ramp to and across the lakebed (subject to conditions) and the quad riding/dirt biking on the lakebed and hundreds of kilometers of forest road goes on forever. The views of and from the lakebed at this time of year are really incredible! See the "Pictures" tab above for some spring photos.
This place is really unique as we sit alone at the tail end of the Kinbasket Lake reservoir providing us seasons of the lake. From our opening until the end of June/early July we are sitting on the confluence of the Beaver and Columbia Rivers that run through the lake bed. This time of year is beautiful in its own right and many of our guests come back in this season year after year. The fishing is usually very good from the river banks and you can explore the lake bed with its rock formations, cedar stump forests and abundance of unique driftwood. (Yes you can take it home) Trucks can be driven down our launch ramp to and across the lakebed (subject to conditions) and the quad riding/dirt biking on the lakebed and hundreds of kilometers of forest road goes on forever. The views of and from the lakebed at this time of year are really incredible! See the "Pictures" tab above for some spring photos.
Kinbasket Lake in the Summer and Fall
The melt from the mountains will typically cover the lakebed in early to mid-July and fill it at a rate of 1 to 2 feet per day till mid-August when the lake approaches full pool. The docks are usually in use by early July with the silt from the runoff settling out within a couple of weeks. We have a large gravel/sand beach area that reduces in size as the lake level rises and the swimming is normally excellent from late July on with the water temperature reaching a peak of 21-23 degrees Celcius the first of August. We have a lot of people swimming each summer from both the beach and the docks! The fishing and boating are good throughout the summer with some debris to be avoided depending on wind direction and water levels. See the "Pictures" tab above for some Summer and Docks/Beaches photos.
The melt from the mountains will typically cover the lakebed in early to mid-July and fill it at a rate of 1 to 2 feet per day till mid-August when the lake approaches full pool. The docks are usually in use by early July with the silt from the runoff settling out within a couple of weeks. We have a large gravel/sand beach area that reduces in size as the lake level rises and the swimming is normally excellent from late July on with the water temperature reaching a peak of 21-23 degrees Celcius the first of August. We have a lot of people swimming each summer from both the beach and the docks! The fishing and boating are good throughout the summer with some debris to be avoided depending on wind direction and water levels. See the "Pictures" tab above for some Summer and Docks/Beaches photos.
Peace, Tranquility and some Train's and Trucks
95% of the time in a day you will hear only the birds, the wind in the trees and the sounds of of very well behaved campground. The only disturbance to this will be from some truck traffic and a rail line and crossing we, like with many other campgrounds in BC have nearby. There may be 1 train in 3 hours, and there may be 3 in an hour, and the horn, (about 4 seconds/train) will definitely be heard. However, even with the rail running at full capacity there will be a combined time of horns of about 90 seconds per day, and the low rumbling of the trains for about an hour in total each day. Some folks it bothers, most don't have an issue. It's a tradeoff for everything else that's very special here.
95% of the time in a day you will hear only the birds, the wind in the trees and the sounds of of very well behaved campground. The only disturbance to this will be from some truck traffic and a rail line and crossing we, like with many other campgrounds in BC have nearby. There may be 1 train in 3 hours, and there may be 3 in an hour, and the horn, (about 4 seconds/train) will definitely be heard. However, even with the rail running at full capacity there will be a combined time of horns of about 90 seconds per day, and the low rumbling of the trains for about an hour in total each day. Some folks it bothers, most don't have an issue. It's a tradeoff for everything else that's very special here.
Give Us A Try
We put everything we can into making your camping experience an enjoyable one. Maybe that's why we have so many guests return year after year, bringing new friends and family to enjoy their discovery.
We hope to see you as well.
Rick Chartraw
5-time Stanley Cup winner
Owner - Kinbasket Lake Resort
We put everything we can into making your camping experience an enjoyable one. Maybe that's why we have so many guests return year after year, bringing new friends and family to enjoy their discovery.
We hope to see you as well.
Rick Chartraw
5-time Stanley Cup winner
Owner - Kinbasket Lake Resort
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