Skyview RV Campground is a year round RV campground offering 62 winter sites with 30/50 amp and 92 summer sites full hook-ups offering 31 summer sites with 30 amp power, water and sewer. Bright modern washhouse is available year round. Being one of the first in the provincial park system with these amenities, this Manning Park RV park is located near 20 Minute Lake, along Gibson Pass Road, 3 km from the Resort. It is a year-round resort (reservable year-round) with endless activities in Winter and Summer. However, Sites 58-87 closed for winter as of Oct. 10. Winter Rates Available

Open All Year

Bisected by Hwy 3, the park stretches for 58 km from portal to portal. The western portal, marked by the carving of a marmot, is 26 km east of Hope and the eastern portal, marked by a carving of a bear, is 52 km west of Princeton. The core area of the park is located 70 km east of Hope and 70 km west of Princeton. Nestled in beautiful EC Manning Provincial Park about 45 minutes east of Hope on Highway #3

Welcome to River Valley RV Park, a privately owned RV Park conveniently located near the Village of Keremeos. We are nestled in the valley along the Similkameen River, surrounded by beautiful mountains. Looking for a getaway, family function, or a new place to call home? Book with us! The Park is open year-round. Winter Rates Available

Open All Year

3491 Hwy 3

SUMMER - 357 campsites at four campgrounds: Lightning Lake (reservations only). Coldspring, Hampton and Mule Deer. Hiking, biking, horseback riding, bird and wildlife watching, fishing and numerous annual events. Winter camping available. Second vehicle 50% night, max. 4 adults per site. WINTER - EC Manning - open with full services: Coldspring campground and Hampton campground May 10 – Oct 14; Lightning Lake campgrounds Large Loop: May 17 – Oct 14; Small Loop: May 17 – Sep 2; Lone Duck 1 & 2 group campsites year round; Mule Deer campground Apr 24 – Sep 16 after that, walk-in camping allowed Oct 14 to Apr 24 during off season, may not offer full services such as water, security, firewood. Campground gates are closed during the off-season. Campers can walk in, or the Lightning Lake day-use area is open all year for camping. no services, campers must be self-sufficient.

May-Oct

7500 Hwy 3

Located within BC's original Provincial Park. Western entrance is 26 km east of Hope and the eastern portal is 52 km west of Princeton

Manning Provincial Park offers 4 different campgrounds. Coldspring is the western-most one. Some sites are quite close to the highway but others are tucked away by the Similkameen River. A convenient overnight stopping place, or a base to explore Manning Park. E.C. Manning Provincial Park does not have cell service; the nearest public phones are at Manning Park Resort located on Highway #3. Reservable May 20 – September 4 Vehicle Accessible Camping Fee: $23.00 per party/night BC Senior’s Rate (day after Labour Day to June 14 only): $11.50 per senior party/night.

May 20 – October 10

Bisected by Hwy 3, the park stretches for 58 km from portal to portal. The western portal, marked by the carving of a marmot, is 26 km east of Hope and the eastern portal, marked by a carving of a bear, is 52 km west of Princeton. The core area of the park is located 70 km east of Hope and 70 km west of Princeton.

The recreation site provides camping along the Similkameen River. Kayaking and swimming in the river are popular activities at the site.

Located off Highway 3, 30 km east of Princeton or about 8 km west of Hedley on the Old Hedley Road which runs on the north side of the Similkameen River.

The recreation site provides camping along the Similkameen River. Kayaking and swimming in the river are popular activities at the site.

Located off Highway 3, 31 km east of Princeton or 7 km west of Hedley on the Old Hedley Road.

Mule Deer campground is located along a winding stretch of the Similkameen River, with small swimming holes and pleasant rapids. Serviced by flush toilets and with many sites shaded by ancient cottonwoods, this is an excellent choice for the casual or long term camper. Reservable May 20 - September 4 Vehicle Accessible Camping Fee: $25.00 per party/night BC Senior’s Rate (day after Labour Day to June 14 only): $12.50 per senior party/night.

May 6 - September 12

Bisected by Hwy 3, the park stretches for 58 km from portal to portal. The western portal, marked by the carving of a marmot, is 26 km east of Hope and the eastern portal, marked by a carving of a bear, is 52 km west of Princeton. The core area of the park is located 70 km east of Hope and 70 km west of Princeton.

Hampton is the second largest campground in Manning Park, and easily host to the most stunning view. Looking south toward the Castle and Chuwanten Creeks, campers are rewarded with a breathtaking view of the often snow-capped peak of Mt. Winthrop. Large and well-spaced sites make Hampton a private and scenic choice. E.C. Manning Provincial Park does not have cell service; the nearest public phones are at Manning Park Resort located on Highway #3. Reservable June 3, 2022 – Sept. 4, 2022 Vehicle Accessible Camping Fee: $23.00 per party/night BC Senior’s Rate (day after Labour Day to June 14 only): $11.50 per senior party/night.

May 27 – September 6

Bisected by Hwy 3, the park stretches for 58 km from portal to portal. The western portal, marked by the carving of a marmot, is 26 km east of Hope and the eastern portal, marked by a carving of a bear, is 52 km west of Princeton. The core area of the park is located 70 km east of Hope and 70 km west of Princeton.

This is a small quiet camping park along the Similkameen River amongst mature Douglas Fir and Ponderosa Pine trees. Firewood is available for sale. Reservations are strongly during peak season. Cash only. Firewood is available for sale. Park Size: 4 hectares

April 8 to September 26

Located 35 km east of Princeton on Hwy 3, near Hedley

Located across from a striking rock bluff along the Similkameen River. The day-use is very popular for picnicking and swimming. This area of the Similkameen River is very popular with kayakers. Reservations are strongly advised during peak season. Cash only and firewood is available for sale. Park Size: 149 hectares

April1 to September 26

Located 21 km east of Princeton on the Similkameen River right off Highway 3. The nearest community, town or city is Princeton.

A great picnic, rest, or camping spot at the junction of the Paysaten River and Copper Creek. Nestled next to the river, this site has 5 level camping areas. Also a great spot to stop and rest for a while when travelling along Highway 3. Suitable for large camping units.

Placer Mountain Forest Service Rd.

Located just off Highway #3, 42 km west of Princeton or 10 km east of Eastgate. Turn onto the Placer Mountain Forest Service Road and proceed 0.5 kilometres to the site next to the river.