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Claybanks RV Park

Claybanks RV Park

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1302 Voght St, Merritt, British Columbia, V1K 1B8, Canada
(250) 378-6441 www.claybanksrv.com
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Jul 10, 2018
Very affordable camping. Friendly staff. Clean bathrooms/showers. Location is quite close to an active lumber mill but if you're in a vehicle or camper you won't even notice. Tenters might need ear plugs if they are light sleepers.

Jul 16, 2018
Had a great stay for 2 nights.Very clean and beautiful site,free showers and a rec room with toilet and kitchen , $20 a night for camping. Wonderful friendly staff.Only fault is the tenting area could do with more upkeep as their more focused on the rv parking.

Jun 15, 2018
Very clean! Small Park by the river. You have to leave the site to reach the river because the park is fenced off. 5 to 10 min walk from town. Building with tables, chairs, kitchen. No fire allowed. Bbq pits. Tent or RV. Very open, so little privacy, if you desire. Cheap for tenting. Great for one or 2 nights of basic camping or stop over. Not for the avid camper.

May 30, 2018
The People are very very frindly. Beautiful Campground with clean washrooms and slots. It was a pleasure to meet Marlene and Ted. Thank you very much for 2 lovely days.

Jul 6, 2018
We are 'fulltimers' and this park, without doubt, is the best we have stayed at. The hosts are fantastic folks and incredibly helpful. The park is quiet, has great spaces for all sizes of RV's, pull-throughs, impeccably clean shower and washroom facilities, and all this in a beautifully treed setting. In our experience city-owned parks are generally not well cared for or well run. Claybanks is a wonderful exception. Kudos to the hosts and the City of Merritt. They have the best kept secret for RV'ers in BC.

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