One of Canada’s Top Five RV Parks
See also my previous post about driving through the mountains
Niece Kayla joined us in this beautiful city 5-years ago in British ColumbiaThe city of Kelowna BC is an awesome city – one highpoint is their expansive boardwalk that snakes along a picturesque waterfront. I will be presenting three seminars at the ‘RV Owners Lifestyle School’ at the Okanagan University (Canada’s answer to the ‘Life on Wheels Conferences’ that are held across the USA each summer).
Another highpoint of Kelowna for us is we are privileged to stay in 'Holiday Park'. This four-season resort is absolutely beautiful. They offer an overwhelming amount of services for RVers with diversified interests. It is an RPI (Resorts Parks International) park so members can stay for $8.00 (USA and Cdn rates at par) per night, but regular rates run close to $50.00 per night.Some residents own their own lots and call this park their main home base for their RVs. Others add park models or buy a condo etc. The family style park offers a full choice of activities, four pools with hot tubs (one indoors)
and recreation area plus so very much more. Golf course, tennis courts, biking, plus canoe and kayak rentals add to the mix.Our site this time is a paved parking pad with an adjoining patio, the site is surrounded by a manicured hedge. When the owner is not using his site, the park rents it for him. This trip we are privileged to be on this well maintained site.
No matter where you look, a ridge of snow covered mountains surround the park – it adds to the outstanding beauty of the location. Since our arrival, Kelowna has had sunny beautiful days which has enhanced our stopover. If you plan to be in this are of BC, why not give Holiday Park a call. 1-250-766-4255
5 Comments:
We stayed at Holiday Park when we were in Kelowna two years ago. A really nice park but sometimes a little tight for backing a fifth wheel up. I love Kelowna! If they didn't have such cold winters, I'd move there!
By Sandra, at June 23, 2007 12:28 PM
Thanks for the verification - as you can tell we love it too. P&J
By rvliving, at July 2, 2007 6:05 PM
My mother, Jacquie, runs the general store at the park. She's always telling me about how the locals and park residents are all so much fun to be around. If you get the chance I highly recommend going in to Jacquie's Kitchen and Country store at holiday Park to say hello. Mom's bright smile and big heart will make you want to stay forever. Plus, she makes a lunch special to die for!
Love you Mom!
D.
By Ad Executus, at July 9, 2007 11:35 AM
My mom, Jacquie, runs the general store and eatery at Holiday Park. she's always telling me stories about the things they do in the park and great people they meet every day. I'd recommend everyone stop into Jacquie's Kitchen and Country Store to say a quick hello and have a coffee. Mom's homemade food and bright smile will make you want to park for good. She makes a lunch special to die for too!
Love you Mom,
D.
By Ad Executus, at July 9, 2007 11:39 AM
We were in the Country Store several timse during our stay and met a very friendly lady, not sure if it was your mom or not, We only enjoyed an ice cream cone.
Too bad we did not know so I could have said Hi. It was a good stop, take care Peggi
By rvliving, at July 11, 2007 4:48 PM
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