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06-24-2009, 04:45 PM
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I believe there is beach access from that camp ground. The provincial park is a little pricey to stay at, but well set up. Syringa out past Castlegar is nice and the beach has a play area for kids, if I remember correctly. The Nancy Greene campground above Rossland, has a nice beach with play area as well, but that one is usually very busy, though as it's just off the highway. There is also a nice campground out past Trail on the Pend'Oreille river that has a nice beach. Also look into Christina Lake campgrounds. Depending on how far you're wanting to go, of course, there is LOTS of camping and outdoor activities in the area. Kaslo has some camp sites and some nice fishing. Nelson is a nice city to wander around in and has some excellent little bistros and restaurants. If you do visit the Castlegar area, there's a Dukhobor museum and restaurant that is well worth visiting. It's inexpensive and rich in area history.
**ignore the area tag under my name... I used to live in Castlegar** 
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06-25-2009, 12:28 AM
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I second the Christina Lake area, especially Cascade falls.
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06-25-2009, 12:53 AM
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Christina lake is way to bizzy for my liking.....But if your into Kootenay Lake and full hook ups i'd recomend Woodberry resort, the sites are kinda small but they have a pool, small playground and a large sandy beach, the fishing there is fantastic (I saw a 19pd rainbow get pulled in there a few months ago). If you stand at the mouth of Woodberry creek I here it's good place for fly fishing as well.
It's aprox 20 min south of Kaslo.
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06-25-2009, 06:19 AM
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Muck I think it was just the provincial park, we could reserve and always got a place close to the beach, and the site secluded. If I remember correctly, they always had fun stuff going on there as well, interactive things about wildlife etc.
http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/exp...kpgs/moyie_lk/
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