We stayed here in Summer of 2015 for a family reunion. What a great place. Just perfect for us…read more No WIFI, no cell service, just a calm beautiful lake and nice lush green camping spots. We had over 50 people for our reunion. It was just what we needed. Things to know: Cash only at the site: $2 a day for outside visitors, $1 per day for dog not on beach. $1 for showers, $2 for laundry, Great for canoeing, fishing, swimming, volleyball, nice playground for kids, quiet tent area. Nakusp is close by for groceries. Enjoy!

This is the second time we've stayed here. Such a relaxing place. Our favourite thing to do is use…read morethe pedal boats and paddle around the lake and dive off the pontoon. We really like that you get access to so much water equipment and there always seems to be plenty to go around. The lake is pretty warm this time of year. If you're lucky, get a spot on the water. We'll likely be back very soon!

This was our second year at Swan Lake and both times were great. People were friendly. Any little…read moreissues were resolved in a timely manner by staff. Bathrooms were very clean. The campground has a beautiful view of the hills across the lake (beautiful sunsets). The lake is calm and warm most days. Loved the location -- easy 8 minute drive to town to pick up groceries, wine, or just go out for dinner and a movie. I found the campground nice and quiet at night. We will be back next year for sure!

Went for a two night stay in rv site D…read more I recommend all long Rvs over 36 feet to book up at sight A through D but only offers 120 volt 15 amp Close walk to hot springs pool This is a very large pool and hot tub facility I went in twice over the day For 1 hour and I must say I get amazed And fresh with a revived spirit The fresh water to drink come from the mountain stream which is real good for you as well

Review Visit: July 17th, 2015…read more I have quite warmed up to the fact that Hot Springs are the best thing ever. Banff Upper Hot Springs is where I got my first taste. A few days later, we finally decided to do something besides explore Nakusp. We got everyone on the same page and headed towards Nakusp Hot Springs. Anticipations were high as everyone was ready for more relaxation and soothing scorching hot water. As we rolled up and got out of the van, the first thing I noticed is how quiet it was. Banff National Park is a really tourist-heavy area. Firstly, we had trouble parking due to the volume of people. Then, the pool was decently filled with people. But not here. The lot was nearly empty and there wasn't anybody in sight. The girls beat us in as they were more excited about it than us adults. Inside, it was apparent that it was a slow day for them. There was no line and before we knew it, we paid, changed clothes and were dipping our toes in the hot water. The water here was about the same temperate as the other hot spring. Its just hot enough to make you wonder if this is a good idea or not. After awhile, you body adjusts to it and you kind of just melt. Not literally, of course. As I expected, there were only a handful of people in the hot spring. This was great as the pool here was a bit smaller than the other. There was also a hotter spring next to the main pool that held the hotter water. Of course, we jumped in there after awhile. But again, we could only be in the hotter one for a short while as it will make you feel dehydrated and light-headed. It wouldn't be a trip to the hot springs if I didn't get out and do the cold shower during our time at this one. It was cold. It was intense. It was worth it. I convinced my cousin to do it as well and he was none-too-pleased after the fact. Everyone got a good laugh out of it. Overall, it was a good and relaxing experience before we all got geared up for the wedding that was a few days after this. I got my first taste of a hot spring in Banff. I fell in love with them in Nakusp.

Ideal RV park. Close to Beach…read more Wifi Had full amenities. One of the few campgrounds that have cable hook ups for tv. Great as no tents or tent trailers so quiet and clean well manicured. Beach 2 blocks walking distance. Less then 5 minute walk. General store and take out burger place at other end of beach. We have a class A therefore all hook ups and had a pleasant week. So hot the week we stayed but beach was perfect to just walk down with family.

In a nutshell, it's trashy....it's a native theme campground that has Bingo as its main attraction…read moreand the prizes are usually booze and weed....Way to represent our culture.....Not queer or disability friendly or safe. Was given permission to shower in men's bathroom with my reg. Care Aid. Permission was revoked when complaint was put in against the employees son who frequently turns off lights and screams in washroom while people are using it. Was told that I had to use my "gender assigned" washroom with no assistance. Was given the option of using the dirty tub room that is not an accessible space in anyway and still would not be able to recieve assistance. We offered options like posting a letter when showering that a medical assistance shower was taking place, we where ignored and instead told to leave to campground immediately. The camp employees did however let their drug addicted daughter and boy friend stay and detox in the brand new yurts for an extended period of time until a spot opened up at a treatment centre and than she got cold feet and stole some stuff from the other campers and took off. Definitely lock your stuff up. People go through your campsite and your belonging, including the park employees kids.....If you are wonder what kind of people they are... the addicted daughter allegedly felt it was better to get pregnant in the streets and leave her baby with another addicted person rather than give the baby to her mother who is the employee at the park...I now understand why it's called trailer trash.

Beautiful Campground right on the river. Walking trails, dog park, and full facilities@ Fantastic…read morehosts.

DO NOT BOOK HERE if your stay may be affected in any way by the weather. If you cancel with less…read morethan 3 DAYS NOTICE they will charge you for your ENTIRE planned stay !

I stayed here for one night with my girlfriend on our way to Calgary and it was average for a…read moretenting camp site. Gorgeous sandy beach and beautiful of course but the trains ran all night and we didn't get much sleep. With showers and running water it was good in that aspect. There were mostly RV's surrounding the area and permanent decks built on to some. If I had to stay there again I would...but 10 years down the road and in my own decked out RV and speed boat.

You would have to pay me to return to this campsite. It was crowded, no privacy, very loud at…read morenight, people partying everywhere, facilities were not cleaned regularly enough. My husband, six year old son and I spend one sleepless night here passing through beautiful Salmon Arm. We considered packing up and leaving in the middle of the night. The lake is nice but can't understand what people like about this place. If you want a peaceful camping experience, don't stay here. I wish I had known! (Herald Provincial Park on the other hand, was fantastic...)