About 5 years ago we took our relatively new rv and decided to stay in an area close to home for our first trip we stayed at Banbury Green for the weekend. We had a very good time, it was relaxing and the site we had was dan by the water. We toured the immediate area as we were not familiar with it though we lived about 5 miles or less away. I think everyone should try staying close to home, it's amazing what you find in your own area!

We stayed there for 3 nights and it was just lovely to be a foot away from the lake with our tent. The bathrooms were very clean - the shower nearest to us was a tiny room but then someone told us about much larger ones right by the main office so we went to those for the next 2 days. I thought the place was lovely in general. Our first night wasn't so great because our neighbours selfishly took up part of our space so we were left with a slanting area to set up our tent and sleep on. But there are always selfish, inconsiderate neighbours wherever you go it seems. (Other neighbours in an RV at another campsite thought it was perfectly ok to leave very bright lights on all night.) But back to Banbury Green - the campsite and the service were fine and very enjoyable. I highly recommend it.

A couple years ago my family and I stumbled across this wonderful little campsite right on skaha lake. Great service great site. I book to come out this year and found us in the worse possible site there. They must have changed owners or something. The woman in charge was absoluty rude. Condescended me and insulted me when I asked to be moved. Or just leave. They were gonna charge me 150$ for the night even tho I was very unhappy where we were. We sucked it up. To top it all off we were across from the "BIG HOUSE" the old lady there called my 2 year old son a "wart" for trying to feed the ducks some cereal. I will never return to this campground ever. I will never recommend this campground to anybody again. I really don't care where I camp as long as service is great and I am respected. There we were not. Never again.