About
sẁiẁs Park, formerly Haynes Point Provincial Park, sits on a narrow spit in Osoyoos Lake 2 km south of Osoyoos and is managed and operated by the Osoyoos Indian Band. 41 vehicle-accessible campsites, seven of them double sites, all reservable; many sites can take larger RVs and most are right on the lake, with level gravel pads, picnic tables and fire rings. There are flush toilets only, cold water taps (off in the off-season), a sandy beach and a concrete boat launch (open year-round). Maximum stay is seven nights per calendar year. No hookups are listed. Fees: $46.50 a night peak, $32 shoulder. 2026 gate dates: April 1 to October 12. The spit can get severe winds and has poison ivy.
RV sites & hookups
- Dry camping
Amenities
- Washrooms
- Fire pits
- Picnic tables
- Lake access
- Beach access
- Boat launch
Winter RV Information
- Winter RV sites — not available