Soul’s Paradise

Kootenay Bay, British Columbia

Soul’s Paradise is a campsite / RV park located in Kootenay Bay.

You are invited to visit Soul’s Paradise, a family run campground resort dedicated to make your stay an experience to remember.

Kick back and enjoy the long sunny evenings of the East Shore located midlake, roughly halfway between Creston and Nelson on Highway 3A.

The natural beauty of the Kootenays is a spectacular setting for your next camping adventure.

This beautiful natural oasis is known for long sun drenched days and relatively bug free summers, and we provide the perfect array of amenities to make the most of your stay here.

This property may also be known as Pilot Bay Resort.

Places to eat within 5km of Soul’s Paradise include Boccalino, Rockwood Cafe, Kootenay Bay Lodge Ltd, and Black Salt Cafe.

Address and Location details

Photograph of Soul’s Paradise, Kootenay Bay

16961 Pilot Bay Road
Kootenay Bay
British Columbia
V0B 1X0
Canada

Tel: (250) 227-9441

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As Pilot Bay Resort

Kootenay Lake is BC's third largest natural lake and was used as the main transportation link by early prospectors and settlers who laid the foundations for the first mines and towns in the Kootenay area. Pilot Bay was one of several such communities. The town vanished around 1902; today only scattered bricks, cellar foundations and two brick stacks remain. However, the scenic lake is still the chosen route for modern travelers. Walk-on and drive-on commuters cross the lake daily on the longest free ferry ride in North America. The East Shore terminal, at Kootenay Bay, is within walking distance of Pilot Bay Resort.

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