Clearwater / Wells Gray KOA

The Great Outdoors

If you enjoy the power and mysticism of waterfalls, then a trip to Wells Gray Provincial Park in Clearwater is in order. Just up the road from your RV campground, you can enjoy backcountry hiking through the mountains, go canoeing over the crystal-clear waters of Murtle Lake, or go searching for the many mineral springs within the park. If you want to get a true sense of the power of the waterfalls in Wells Gray, you can reserve a spot on a boat ride that will lead you past many of the most spectacular falls in the park.A little south of Clearwater/Wells Gray KOA is the Lac Du Bois Grasslands Protected Area in Kamloops, British Columbia. A truly unique landscape within the Canadian wilderness, the expansive grasslands and rolling hills of Lac Du Bois also features canyons and hidden lakes. You may also be able to see some unique wildlife, such as bighorn sheep and mule deer. You’ll be able to hike the trails that lead you over the sloping fields and look out across the vast landscape.Just over the provincial border, and a wonderful day trip from Clearwater/Wells Gray KOA is the Jasper National Park of Canada in Jasper, Alberta. Part of the Canadian Rockies, Jasper has trails covering every hiker’s ability, whether you want to have a scenic view of the mountains or challenge yourself with one the peaks. After your hikes over the peaks and valleys, you can relax and rejuvenate in one of the park’s hot springs.

Explore the City

If you’re looking for a more local way to explore the area, you can head just south of town to the adventure park in Clearwater. The park operates several outdoor excursions, ranging from overnight hiking excursions to wilderness canoe trips. These insider guides will make sure you see not only the best sights in the area but even some of the local hideaways.If you only have a small amount of time but want to see a lot when renting a campervan here, you can reserve a spot with one of the airborne tour groups. You can get a seat on a plane or helicopter and catch a birds-eye view of the many breathtaking peaks, waterfalls, and sapphire lakes. You’ll be able to see the whole area in an easy afternoon.If you’re willing to drive a little bit farther with the Clearwater camper rental, you can head south to the city of Kamloops. You can visit the Secwepemc Museum and Heritage Park, which showcases the history of the First Nations Peoples of the area or stop by local wineries and breweries and several family fun centers. You can also treat yourself to one of the many restaurants in town. There is plenty to do in the city to fill the day and entertain everyone in your travel party.When you eventually need to restock and refuel your RV rental in Clearwater, you will be able to find a couple of options in the area. There are even more options available in the nearby towns.When RV camping at Clearwater/Wells Gray KOA, be sure to indulge in some of the local fare. The Pacific Northwest is known for its seafood and salmon, so treat yourself to some locally or regionally caught delicacies that are sure to give you a true taste of the Pacific Northwest and British Columbia.