Centennial Campground

Located along the shore of pristine Slocan Lake and in the friendly walkable town of New Denver, the Centennial Campground offers 48 sites and is perfect for families and groups who want to be close to the lake, in a quiet, easily accessible area.

Just a short walk to downtown and the Nikkei Internment Memorial Centre, a National Historic Site.

Amenities include:

•  48 sites (Sites #3 to #10, with power)
  
• public washrooms
• coin operated showers
• sani-station

Open May 1 to September 30.

Reservations are accepted

The villages of Slocan, New Denver, Silverton and additional communities sit quietly on the shores of Slocan Lake. In the south area of the valley, the most noticeable communities are Crescent Valley, Slocan Park and Winlaw and they would also offer the most services for travellers.

At the height of the 19th century mining boom, people flocked to this valley by the thousands. Sandon, a boomtown built in the narrow valley of Carpenter Creek was, in 1900, one of the largest communities in the Pacific Northwest.

Today, the largest centre in the valley is New Denver with a population of 504.