Hotel Barefoot Beach Resort (Penticton, Canada)

When staying at the campground, you have easy access to the nearby lake, which is only a five-minute walk away. Although it's across a busy highway, you won't have to cross the road since there is a tunnel running from the campground to the hotel's private beach.

Littering is a common problem in most campsites, but it is not the case here. There is plenty of trashcans all over the resort and the beach. The trash is also emptied regularly.

There is a tonne of shops and restaurants on both the resort and the beach. You can easily enjoy an ice-cream or a hot cup of coffee/tea, among other options, as you delight yourself on the beach.

The camp is located very close to a busy highway, and there is also an airport nearby. Unless you find the sound of landing aircraft and speeding cars soothing, you will need earplugs if you want to get some sleep.

Anyone who's big on privacy will find very little of it at this campground. The yurts and tents are too close to each other. It is even worsened by the lack of soundproofing; you can definitely hear other guests.

The showers are coin-operated. Unfortunately, the hot water also runs out sometimes. There is also no way of adjusting the temperature, too; a hot shower may actually be too hot or just tepid.