REVELSTOKE, BC – September 23, 2026 – PRESSADVANTAGE –

Noah’s Ark Resort has launched a redesigned website to help families and travellers explore camping and accommodation options near Revelstoke, British Columbia. Located along the Trans-Canada Highway approximately 26 kilometres west of Revelstoke, the family-run resort offers RV and tent camping along with cabins, suites and RV rentals set up on select campsites.

The new Noah’s Ark Resort website organizes information about the resort’s different ways to stay into dedicated sections, making it easier for visitors to understand what is available before their trip. The site also provides information about campground amenities, policies, frequently asked questions, nearby attractions and the resort’s location, along with access to its online reservation system.

“Families don’t all camp the same way,” said Ed Kuntz, owner of Noah’s Ark Resort. “Some people love arriving with their own RV or setting up a tent, while others would rather stay in a cabin or have their own kitchen and bathroom. Having those choices on the same property means families and groups can stay together without everyone having to choose the same type of accommodation.”

That flexibility can be useful for multigenerational vacations, reunions and groups in which some travellers are experienced campers and others prefer more traditional accommodations. RV sites, tenting areas and furnished accommodations at the same resort allow groups to spend their time together while choosing a sleeping arrangement suited to their individual needs.

The resort’s Highway 1 location also puts visitors close to several established attractions in the Revelstoke area. The Enchanted Forest is approximately three kilometres away along the Trans-Canada Highway, providing families with a nearby accommodation option when visiting the popular attraction. Three Valley Gap, Crazy Creek and the outdoor recreation surrounding Revelstoke and the Shuswap offer additional opportunities for visitors exploring the region.

Tourism is an important part of the regional economy surrounding Revelstoke. Destination BC includes Revelstoke within the Kootenay Rockies tourism region. According to Destination BC’s Kootenay Rockies Regional Tourism Profile, tourism businesses in the region generated an estimated $817 million in revenue in 2022, the reporting year used for the economic-impact figures in the profile. The region’s mountain communities, natural attractions and outdoor recreation help support tourism along the Trans-Canada Highway corridor.

One of the property’s most distinctive features is the large Noah’s Ark structure visible to travellers along the Trans-Canada Highway. According to the resort, construction of the full-scale ark and Noah’s Ark Hotel and Resort was completed before the property opened to the public in May 2009. The ark remains part of the property today and includes a concession where campground guests and other visitors can stop for ice cream and treats.

For visitors who want a camping experience but do not own an RV, Noah’s Ark Resort also has RV rentals already situated on select campsites. This gives travellers another way to stay at the campground without towing, setting up or travelling with their own recreational vehicle.

The redesigned website brings practical trip information together in one location. Visitors can review accommodation and campsite features, campground amenities, pet policies, check-in and checkout information and answers to common questions. RV travellers can also find information relevant to planning their stay, while those considering cabins, suites or tent camping can review the features associated with those options.

The website also expands information about what visitors can see and do in the surrounding area. In addition to nearby family attractions, the Revelstoke region is known for its mountain setting and opportunities for outdoor recreation, giving campground guests options for incorporating sightseeing and outdoor activities into a longer stay.

“For us, camping is about giving families a place where they can spend time together,” Kuntz said. “The campground can be part of the vacation, not just somewhere to sleep. We hope the new website makes it easier for families to see what is available here and learn more about the area before their trip.”

Additional information about Noah’s Ark Resort, its camping and accommodation options, campground amenities, location and nearby attractions is available at RVCampingRevelstoke.com.

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For more information about Noah’s Ark Resort, contact the company here:

Noah’s Ark Resort
Ed Kuntz
1-250-837-7499
info@rvcampingrevelstoke.com
4955 Camp Creek Road Revelstoke, BC V0E 2S0

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