Osoyoos Lake Veteran’s Memorial Park

Can a campground offer both serene relaxation and thrilling outdoor activities? Osoyoos Lake Veteran’s Memorial Park in Oroville, Washington, does exactly that. Set on the sandy shores of the 14-mile Osoyoos Lake, this 47-acre park combines the tranquility of shady willow trees and lush green lawns with easy access to water sports, fishing, and swimming.

This campground boasts a range of well-maintained sites, including 41 standard, 39 utility, and 12 walk-in primitive sites, alongside two ADA-accessible spots. Campers can enjoy essential amenities like a restroom and shower complex, picnic areas, and a trailer dump, ensuring a comfortable stay. The 300-foot sandy beach is ideal for swimming, while a boat launch allows for kayaking, boating, and fishing—perfect for anglers seeking smallmouth bass and rainbow trout. Beyond lake activities, trails in the nearby Okanogan Valley, including the Similkameen and Whistler Canyon trails, offer hiking, biking, and horseback riding opportunities.

Located just half a mile north of Oroville on Highway 97, the park enjoys an accessible yet scenic spot near the U.S.-Canada border. The region’s distinctive arid landscape and its mix of orchards, rugged cliffs, and glacial features create a unique environment for campers seeking adventure or a peaceful lakeside retreat. Whether you're planning a weekend escape or a stopover en route to Canada, this park provides a memorable balance of natural beauty and recreational opportunities.