North Campground

The park is beautiful and laid out well along the Slope to the lake. Most spots are large and spaced nicely. It is right off the highway so you do get some road noise, and it cost more than most provincial parks for no hookups. Does have flush toilets and nice showers.

I did not stay here but camped at Okanagan Lake South and walked through. Sites are treed and more spacious than the south campground. Sites 75 - 81 have water views with site 79 being the largest and most private of the single sites while sites 75-76 and 80-81 are double sites.

Garbage and recycling are available and water spigots are located throughout the campground. No dump station at the campground but there is a public RV dump in the town of Summerland about 15 mins to the south. Lake water was refreshing for swimming on warm days when I was there in mid-May. Lake water was clear and pebble footing was clean not gunky. Highway noise was worst for sites 1 - 13 as they are the row closest to the highway.

From their website: North Park Campground is laid out in a series of three terraces overlooking Okanagan Lake North Campground is open May 17 - September 23, 2018. At North Campground during peak season, ALL campsites are reservable! During spring and fall, ALL campsites are available on a first come first serve basis. http://www.campokanagan.com/okanagan-lake-provincial-parks

Gorgeous 1 km trail leads from the garbage bins to the day use area at Okanagan Lake South Campground with incredible views over Okanagan Lake. Another trail connects the north and south campgrounds at water level but was blocked by a fallen tree.

Easy striking distance to Kelowna to the north and Penticton to the south. I recommend the Penticton Farmers Market at 100 Main St on Saturday mornings. It is huge! Go hungry and empty your fridge before you go!