Camping & Hiking · British Columbia
A tidy, updated RV park and campground on Highway 97 in Cache Creek, BC, with clean washrooms, free laundry, a small pool, an on-site fish and chips truck and friendly owners; expect highway noise.
Cache Creek Campground and RV Park is an older park right beside Highway 97 that has had a lot of recent updates. Reviewers mention new plumbing in the washrooms, new electrical and water at every site and generally good upkeep. Sites are level coarse gravel with picnic tables and some trees, lined up close together but separated by privacy hedges or fences. Tent spots sit by the creek.
The owners get consistent praise for being warm and helpful, including one who took in a family fleeing a wildfire late at night with no reservation. Washrooms and showers are clean and hot, laundry is available, and one guest said neither costs extra. A food truck on site serves fish and chips that nearly everyone raves about, and it delivers to your site. Several guests found prices very reasonable.
Most people stop for a night on the way through, though one family stayed two weeks and used it as a base for nearby lakes and viewpoints. Kids enjoy the small pool, though one guest found it on the cool side. There are desert walks nearby, and town is close.
A few practical notes. The entrance is right on Highway 97, and one RVer warned that GPS directions sent them to a dead-end road above the park. The turn at the office is tight for big rigs, so consider unhooking your tow first. New power pedestals sit low with no breaker, which puts a surge protector nearly on the ground. Highway noise, including engine brakes, is audible, though some guests slept fine.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 262 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Cache Creek Campground and RV Park directly.
