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Located in the heart of the Village, close walking distance to the public beach, playgrounds, ball fields, shopping & restaurants. Sites are treed, 10 of the 40 sites are powered, additional 28 overflow sites. Showers, water fill-ups and sani-dump on site. Campground open May-Oct.

Ten Mile Lake is a very popular recreational destination for local residents and visitors. It offers multiple lakeside picnic areas, change houses, playground, two large beaches with roped off swimming areas, a boat launch, reservable picnic shelter, walking trails and great fishing. The Lakeside Campground features attractive, treed campsites, showers and flush toilets. While the Touring Campground offers sunny, open sites with 23 pull through sites capable of handling even the largest RV's on the road. Take a rewarding 2-km hike on the old railway grade along the lake, and through the forest to a large beaver pond. For those that enjoy fishing but don't have a boat we have a great fishing dock that was installed in 2015 thanks to the efforts of the Fresh Water Fisheries Society of BC and the Quesnel Rod & Gun Club.

Every Friday morning, Main Street transforms into a bustling social hub for the community as market vendors and locals gather for the Lillooet Farmers' Market. At the market, you'll find a variety of locally-grown fruits and vegetables and stalls offering freshly baked goods, delicious canned preserves and organic meats, and beautiful Indigenous art.

Agri-tourism RV park in Kelowna, BC with 10 fully serviced back-in RV sites and 1 water-only back-in site.

Mount Robson Lodge & Robson Shadows Campground offers campground and cabin accommodations with panoramic views of Mount Robson, the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies. We are situated 5km west of Mount Robson Provincial Park on highway 16, 1km east of the Mount Terry Fox viewpoint, and 1 hour west of Jasper. Mount Robson Lodge provides comfortable cabin accommodations. Robson Shadows Campground features natural campsites with fire pits on the shores of the Fraser River.