The best (and dry) fall camping destinations in BC
- Jeremy
- Jul 22
- 1 min read
Fall in British Columbia is magical, but it’s usually the start of the rainy season.
Fortunately, there are plenty of incredible fall camping destinations across BC that stay dry well into October.
Here’s our roundup of the best low-rainfall camping regions—perfect for an autumn road trip in one of our fully equipped 4x4 campers.
1. Okanagan Region
(Kelowna • Penticton • Oliver) This region is BC’s fall paradise: golden vineyards, fruit stands, and sunny days. The Okanagan enjoys a dry, semi-arid climate, with warm afternoons and crisp nights.
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2. Similkameen Valley
(Keremeos • Hedley • Princeton) A rugged, lesser-known gem, the Similkameen is home to desert-like terrain, deep river canyons, and some of BC’s lowest precipitation levels. It’s ideal for those who want fall colours and solitude
Top Campgrounds:
Bromley Rock Provincial Park
3. Thompson River Valley
(Ashcroft • Cache Creek • Kamloops) Welcome to BC’s true dry belt! With dramatic desert hills, sagebrush plains, and wide open skies, the Thompson Valley is one of the driest places in the province. Rainy season? Not here.
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Ready to Explore More and Spend Less?
With unlimited mileage and a fuel-efficient 4x4 camper, you can chase fall colors across the province without compromise.
Our compact trucks are perfect for accessing small campsites, scenic backroads, and remote provincial parks.
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