Kamloops Island Campground

Campsite was clean and restrooms are well maintained

Campsite was very clean and well maintained. Parking was convenient.
Bathroom was clean and location to the campsite was great.
I loved staying here.
Anderson fishing was great too

The traffic across the river gets pretty loud at spot 17

It was a wonderful, quiet campground, very clean. It was a little windy, but not bad.

We had a great time, in spite of a few challenges. #1, the folks next to us chose to run their generator ALL DAY LONG! THIS REALLY RUINS THE WHOLE CAMPING EXPERIENCE FOR ME. #2 For two elderly ladies to have to haul our kayaks down a steep hill to get them in the water was frustrating...but hauling them back UP the hill was too hard, especially in the heat. And by the way, the garbage dumpster was overflowing. What's up with that? Toilets were clean and well stocked though.

Night 1 was quiet.
Night 2 had a big group party. Generators till 12pm
Plus 6 boats tied thier boats together on the lake and partied till 3 am.
Night 3 a big group of girl and thier tech no music till 3.
No sleep. People driving in all hours of the day amd night dropping off thier garbage. Plus the fact you couldn't go to the water as the photos lead us to believe. I have to express not the worst but not really a great site either.

There was broken glass all over the roadway in and at the tent sites. Also drunken teenagers in the middle of the note. 2am. Walking thru the tent site

The campsite was very nice and clean over the weekend the toiletries were well stocked. During my stay the grounds were mowed and well maintained.

Turn ons: small, cozy, scenic setting.
Turn offs: no fresh water source, despite spigots being indicated on a map at the entrance kiosk…

I was a late season visitor, having camped there Friday October 7th. I was the only one in the camp ground, which I was doing on my motorcycle. However, two families stopped and had a picnic or stretch in the walk-in campsites while I was there. Generally the campground was tidy however, there were no garbage receptacles; as such, many people had left their garbage in the fire pits. The fire pits were closed for a fire ban. It was clear that the campground had not been serviced in a couple of weeks as there were still tags from camping reservations on the posts from the third week of September. The out houses were tidy and stocked. I actually deposited my garbage in a garbage can inside one out house, though I doubt that that receptacle had been intended for that purpose. When I passed by Kettle Falls camp ground, I stopped and took a look just for fun. I noted that there was a garbage container there but still, only one camper.