Affordable 1/70th co-op share in the gated Club Kingfisher RV Resort near Mabel Lake. Paver RV site with lockable shed, steps from water-based recreation, & abundant with resort amenities. A ready-to-enjoy Mabel Lake retreat where beach days, golf rounds & river adventures are all part of the routine.
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Tucked near the shores of Mabel Lake, this 1/70th co-op share in Club Kingfisher Resort offers an easy, low maintenance recreational basecamp in the North Okanagan. The gated, family friendly resort sits among mature trees just minutes from the lake, the river and the golf course.
Site 52 features attractive pavers throughout, and an existing lockable shed reported at approximately 15 ft by 12 ft, all ready for your RV or park model (units shown in photos are not included). The 30 ft by 100 ft site falls under the resort’s recreational C5 zoning, which permits up to 182 days of occupancy per year.
Annual maintenance/resort fees contribute to the shared operation of Club Kingfisher, including management, garbage removal, snow removal, caretaking, grounds maintenance and access to common resort amenities, including the seasonal outdoor pool and common laundry.
Beyond the gates, Mabel Lake and the Shuswap River offer some of the best seasonal recreation in the Okanagan, from boating, fishing and river floating in summer to hunting, hiking and snowmobiling on the surrounding crown land in the cooler months. Whether you are after a seasonal getaway, an annual rental, or a basecamp for lake life, Site 52 is an affordable entry point into the Club Kingfisher community.
30 ft x 100 ft (2,613 sq ft / 0.06 acres). 1/70th undivided co-op interest in the Club Kingfisher Resort.
52-3303 Mabel Lake Road - Enderby, BC (Site 52, Club Kingfisher Resort)
From Enderby, follow Mabel Lake Road (Enderby Mabel Lake Road) east 33.2 km toward Mabel Lake. Club Kingfisher Resort is on the left near Kingfisher, just before the lake.
Club Kingfisher Resort sits within the small, close-knit community of Kingfisher, where the Shuswap River flows out of Mabel Lake, in the Regional District of North Okanagan. The resort is reached via Mabel Lake Road, a paved route running east from the village of Enderby through the rural communities of Grindrod and Ashton Creek.
Mabel Lake stretches more than 30 km through a forested valley framed by Hunters Range, with sandy beaches, marinas, boat access cabins, campsites and Mabel Lake Provincial Park along its shores. The lower Shuswap River, a renowned salmon and trout fishery, winds past Kingfisher on its way toward Mara Lake and the broader Shuswap watershed.
Enderby, a scenic drive to the west, offers full shopping, services, schools and a community health care center, with Vernon and Salmon Arm both within easy reach for a wider range of amenities.
The resort is set among mature fir and pine forest; Site 52 itself has pavers.
Recreation is the reason people come to Mabel Lake, and Club Kingfisher puts it all within easy reach.
On the water, Mabel Lake offers boating, water skiing, paddling, swimming and excellent fishing for rainbow trout and salmon, with sandy beaches and marinas along its shores. Just outside the resort gates, the lower Shuswap River is a local favourite for tubing and floating on warm summer days, with put in points around Kingfisher and gentle stretches of river leading down toward Cooke Creek and beyond.
Golfers will appreciate Mabel Lake Golf and Country Club, a scenic 9-hole, par 36 course just a short drive from the resort, complete with a clubhouse, pro shop and dining room.
Surrounding Crown land and nearby Hunters Range offer access to hiking, hunting, sledding and snowshoeing through the shoulder seasons and winter months.
The wider Kingfisher and Ashton Creek community stays active year round through Kingfisher Hall, with annual favourites such as a Mother’s Day breakfast, pancake breakfasts, Robbie Burns Night, a Strawberry Tea social and a Christmas concert, along with the popular Shuswap Kayak Rodeo held each June, drawing paddlers from across the Pacific Northwest to the river’s whitewater play spots.
Kingfisher’s roots trace back to the local response to declining salmon runs on the Shuswap River, which led to the creation of what is now the Kingfisher Interpretive Centre, a salmon hatchery and environmental education centre still supported by community volunteers today. Kingfisher Hall, built in 1949, remains the heart of the community and continues to host generations of local gatherings.
Site 52 as shown on the Club Kingfisher Resort site plan.
Affordable entry into Mabel Lake recreational property ownership, with the added flexibility of annual rentals where permitted under current resort rules.
Paver RV pad and a lockable shed, approximately 15 ft x 12 ft.
$500.03 for 2026. Property taxes are billed separately from the annual maintenance/resort fee.
C5 Recreational, Regional District of North Okanagan. Resort residence/occupancy is restricted to 182 days per year or less.
Lot 1, Section 15, Township 19, Range 6, West of the 6th Meridian, Kamloops Division Yale District, Plan 6252, Except Plan 11248, as to an undivided 1/70th interest
PID 005-878-349
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