Bear Creek Provincial Park Campground — Hotel in West Central Okanagan Electoral Area

The view was great and the staff was really friendly, especially Mike. Unfortunately, we ended up getting one of the only fire pits without air holes, meaning we barely managed to get a fire which was mostly smoke… Also the the women’s showers were cold, to the point where the kids in the booth next to me were screaming and crying. According to my boyfriend , the men’s showers appeared to be fine. The women’s washroom were also not clean at all, even during the weekend when most people had left. I have been to many campground in the similar price range that offer so much more for the money, as we had no electricity, no wifi and no water on the site. The water on the campground also came with an advisory to boil for 2 minutes, which is no problem. It was, however, so yellow even after boiling that we used as little as we had to. Even if whatever stained the water so strongly is safe, there should have been a note to let campers know. I will definitely not...

• Nice quiet campground. • Lots of trees and shade. • Staff are awesome. • Reservations are a must, long in advance. • We stayed 5 nights, I had to move 3 times, and I booked more than 6 weeks out for September. • Site 67 – lots of room, shade, level has 30 amp, no sewer or water. Poor cell coverage. • Site 116 – Level, lots of room, shade, no power. Excellent cell coverage. • Site 62 – Level, lots of room, some shade, 30 amp, no sewer or water. Decent cell coverage.

• Some sites have power, very few have water, and none have sewer, and the sani dump has been out of service all season. • There are showers, several buildings, you can not control the temp, the main building the water is cold, the building near site 116 the water is scalding hot. • I would rather a pay shower where I can control the temp than...

Campground was great. Free showers, spacious sites, paved roads for the kids bikes. Access to sani station and hiking trail across highway was terrible and extremely dangerous. We almost got hit by a sports car driving out one day and our dog almost got hit by a truck flying by while we were trying to cross highway to get to hike. There is a bend in highway just before entrance to campground and the traffic is not going at the posted 60 kms. They need a flashing crosswalk and a 30 km zone or someone is going to get killed on that highway. Sani station has one dumping station and room for 3 trailers to be in area so you are forced to park on highway to wait. Again I would go back for the campground but it would be nice to see something done about the...