Osoyoos

Camping and RVing in Osoyoos

winery with vineyard beside it, and people sitting on chairs
Nk'Mip Cellars Winery and Vineyard was the first Aboriginal owned and operated winery in North America. — Allen Jones photo

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Kenai Peninsula

Famous for its fishing and wildlife viewing opportunities, not to mention an array of events and activities, the Kenai Peninsula is a place of intense beauty. Try your hand at dogsledding, kayaking or hiking the terrain, or leave the RV at one of many public campsites and take a short cruise to see the area from another perspective. Scroll down on our Kenai Peninsula landing page for extensive information on tourist attractions, visitor information, sani-dumps, RV dealers, campsites and more.

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Christina Lake

Bring your swimsuit, suntan lotion and water sports gear—Christina Lake awaits. With its warm water and quality beaches, this small community hits the spot for a summer holiday. You can go on a kayak trip down nearby Kettle River, explore along the Trans Canada Trail that runs through the area, and see the Cascade Gorge and other wonders. Scroll down on our Christina Lake landing page for extensive information on tourist attractions, visitor information, sani-dumps, RV dealers, campsites and more.

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