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Hillside Lake View

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· Sicamous, Columbia Shuswap, British Columbia

5 acres hosted by Mike N.

1 lodging site

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Learn more about this land: Enjoy the outdoors at our campsite at Shuswap Lake, where you can bring your own tent or RV. Our property sits just off the main road with a view of the lake and access to the beach and forest. We have two sites that can hold up to four guests each. Pets are welcome. Nearby lakeside attractions include Shuswap Lake Marine Provincial Park and Cinnemousun Narrows Provincial Park The property has a firepit with provided firewood, and a pit toilet is a 2-minute walk from the campsite. Flat parking is available. For those bringing an RV, the pull-in site can accommodate up to 40 feet in length. There are no hookups, and generators are not allowed. To the west along the lake, the communities of Scotch Creek and Ross Creek have a few shops and food options. The greater Shuswap Lake area offers a wealth of activities, from kayaking, hiking, snowshoeing, and fishing to visiting wineries and dining at local restaurants.Enjoy the outdoors at our campsite at Shuswap Lake, where you can enjoy this tenting experience.Our property sits just off the main road with a view of the lake and access to the beach and forest. Pets are welcome. Nearby lakeside attractions include Shuswap Lake Marine Provincial Park and Cinnemousun Narrows Provincial Park The property has a firepit with provided firewood. Flat parking is available. To the west along the lake, the communities of Scotch Creek and Ross Creek have a few shops and food options. The greater Shuswap Lake area offers a wealth of activities, from kayaking, hiking, snowshoeing, and fishing to visiting wineries and

Activities

Biking

Boating

Fishing

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Natural features

Beach

Forest

Lake

Swimming hole

79%

7 ratings · 4 reviews

Gisele G.recommends

July 15, 2023

Hillside Camping at Shuswap Lake

You don't need a tent

we loved the area very quiet. Mike is a great guy even pop by then saw us at the corner store (great food breakfast and supper) it is a ways out so be care as hipcamp does not have a clue where one place is and the distance to get the the camp site they recommended is.

Hoa H.recommends

June 30, 2023

Hillside Camping at Shuswap Lake

The host is nice and friendly. He tried the best to help us feel like our house. Highly recommended to everyone.

Hugo I.doesn't recommend

August 4, 2022

Hillside Camping at Shuswap Lake

Very steep

Unfortunately, it did not work for us. Site was too steep for us to park trailer. Area is still under development and will get there. Fortunately, lots of other places to choose from in the area. Mike was great, he tried parking trailer for us as he’s most familiar with steep hill, but our two wheel drive truck was no match for the hill. We were very much looking forward to secluded beach…

Rob W.recommends

July 25, 2022

Hillside Camping at Shuswap Lake

It's All in the Name

It’s truly all in the name; it is, in fact, “[steep] Hillside Camping at Shuswap Lake”. Simple and straight to the point, Mike’s property is a good place to plunk down a tent within walking access to a surprisingly low-key beach on Shuswap Lake. By walking distance, I mean just across the street, technically even accessed off the same property, according to Mike. This lake access is the obvious highlight of this location, with its semi-private bay, perfect for spending a few hours sun-bathing and swimming, maybe even having a beach fire. The beach itself is apart of Shuswap Lake Marine Park, and features a pit toilet, which is currently the closest toilet to the campsites, but that’s only temporary. The walk to get there, does include the driveway, which is surprisingly gnarly, and most cars will need to park at the bottom of the property and walk up. It’s not a long walk, but do keep that in mind. The sites themselves are small and rudimentary, with one currently a bit more levelled, and the other still a work-in-progress, not quite levelled out yet. That said, that’s the site I stayed in, and with my small tent, I was able to find a comfortable place to lay it out, with room to set up my chair and relax for the evening. Admittedly, some aspects of Mike’s property are still under development, but I enjoyed my time, especially that spent at the beach, just across the street. I’d stay again if I was in the area, and know the next time I do, it’ll be even better.

Location

Sicamous, Columbia Shuswap, British Columbia, CanadaTraditional, ancestral territory of Ĩyãħé Nakón mąkóce (Stoney) and Secwepemcúl’ecw (Secwépemc) First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking