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Comfortable, fully equipped travel trailers delivered and professionally set up at your campsite.

2026 bookings now open · May 1–September 30

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27 ft Puma travel trailer with its awning extended at a treed campsite, picnic table alongside

Photo 1 of 5: 27 ft Puma travel trailer with its awning extended at a treed campsite, picnic table alongside

27 ft Puma with Bunks

Family comfort with a private queen and bunks for the kids

  • Sleeps 6
  • Front queen bedroom + rear Jack-and-Jill bunks
  • Full bathroom
  • Fridge & freezer
  • Stove
  • Family floor plan
Cougar slide-out living area with convertible dinette, television and kitchen

Photo 1 of 5: Cougar slide-out living area with convertible dinette, television and kitchen

26 ft Keystone Cougar

Spacious slide-out living with off-grid solar and endless hot water

  • Sleeps 8
  • Private master + rear bunkhouse + convertible dinette
  • Sleeps 8
  • 100 W solar — off-grid ready
  • On-demand hot water
  • Heat & A/C

Also in the fleet: 18 ft Jayco Micro with Bunks.

Room to spread out, inside and off-grid

27 ft Puma travel trailer with its awning extended at a treed campsite, picnic table alongside
Puma galley kitchen with stove and oven, looking through to the sofa and dinette
Private front queen bedroom in the Puma with overhead cabinets
Rear Jack-and-Jill bunk beds in the Puma

27 ft Puma with Bunks

A clean, versatile layout featuring a private master and dedicated space for the kids. The Puma's family-oriented floor plan makes everyday camp living easy: a separate front queen bedroom for parents, rear Jack-and-Jill bunks for children, a full bathroom, and a kitchen with fridge, freezer, and stove.

Peak season (Jul–Aug)
$900 / week
or $135 / night · 3-night minimum
Shoulder season
$85 / night
3-night minimum
  • Sleeps up to 6 · Front queen bedroom + rear Jack-and-Jill bunks
  • Delivery, setup & pickup $200–$240 by destination
  • Full bathroom
  • Fridge & freezer
  • Stove
See 27 ft Puma with Bunks in detail
Cougar slide-out living area with convertible dinette, television and kitchen
Cougar kitchen with double sink and stone-look counters, looking through to the dinette
Private master sleeping area in the Cougar with overhead cabinets
Rear bunkhouse in the Cougar with a ladder to the upper bunk

26 ft Keystone Cougar

Experience the perfect getaway in this spacious family trailer. A large slide-out opens up the living area, while a 100-watt solar system and four deep-cycle batteries keep everything running without power hookups.

Peak season (Jul–Aug)
$950 / week
or $145 / night · 3-night minimum
Shoulder season
$100 / night
3-night minimum
  • Sleeps up to 8 · Private master + rear bunkhouse + convertible dinette
  • Delivery, setup & pickup $200–$240 by destination
  • Sleeps 8
  • 100 W solar — off-grid ready
  • On-demand hot water
See 26 ft Keystone Cougar in detail

More than a rental. Your home by the lake.

Osprey delivers your selected trailer to your campsite, completes the setup, and returns to collect it after your stay.

Camping destinations around Kootenay Lake

Reserve your site at one of these campgrounds — or ask about your own property — and we'll bring the trailer to you.

Kokanee Provincial Campground

Kokanee Creek Provincial Park's forested sites sit minutes from sandy beaches and the famous spawning channel. Most sites are dry camping — please conserve water during your stay.

Standard delivery & setup · mostly dry camping — conserve water

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Kootenay Lake and the mountains beyond, seen through the trees near AinsworthRegional photo

Photo: Hardo Müller CC BY-SA 2.0

Woodbury Campground

A relaxed lakeside campground on the west side of Kootenay Lake between Ainsworth and Kaslo, with easy water access and mountain views in every direction.

Standard delivery & setup

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Young conifers along a calm, tree-lined stretch of Kootenay LakeRegional photo

Photo: Darren Kirby CC BY-SA 3.0

Mirror Lake

A quiet, family-friendly campground on a warm swimming lake just south of Kaslo — calm water, big trees, and easy access to town.

Standard delivery & setup

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Open water and forested mountains on Kootenay LakeRegional photo

Photo: Masterhatch CC BY-SA 4.0

Private-property delivery

Hosting family for a wedding, reunion, or summer visit? Osprey can deliver to private residences around the North Shore where there is adequate room for delivery and setup.

Delivery is subject to safe access, adequate setup space, and Osprey's approval.

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What's included

Every trailer arrives with a stocked kitchen, a full washroom, and the cleaning gear to leave things tidy.

Kitchen & dining

  • Place settings for six
  • Cutlery for six
  • Drinking glasses
  • Mugs
  • Wine glasses
  • Pots & pans
  • Cooking utensils
  • Can opener
  • Cutting board
  • Drip coffee maker (requires a powered site, 110 volts)
  • Toaster (requires a powered site, 110 volts)
  • Fridge & freezer
  • Stove

Items marked with ⚡ need a powered site (110 V).

Trailer & cleaning equipment

  • Full washroom
  • Cleaning supplies
  • Broom & dustpan
  • Mop

Although we try to anticipate everything you'll require, sometimes things disappear during the season. Please bring anything you can't live without.

We deliver. We set up. You relax.

  1. Step 1: Reserve your campsite

    Book your site first at your chosen campground (or confirm space at your private property). Your site reservation anchors everything else.

  2. Step 2: Choose your Osprey trailer

    Pick the trailer that fits your group and book it. Where delivery is priced individually, Osprey confirms availability and your delivery details by invoice.

  3. Step 3: Arrive ready to camp

    Osprey delivers, positions, and fully sets up the trailer before you arrive — then returns to collect it after your stay.

Good to know

  • Delivery between 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. on arrival day
  • Collection at 10:00 a.m. on departure morning
  • Please don't move the trailer after setup — it stays put until we collect it.
  • Delivery charges apply to every reservation and vary by destination.
  • Private properties need sufficient access and setup space (inspection required).
  • Dry camping? Please conserve water — refills incur a delivery-style charge.

How booking works

  1. Find your trailer

    Search by campground, dates, and party size, then compare the trailers that fit your group.

  2. Review your reservation

    See the full picture before you commit: nightly or weekly rental, delivery estimate, any pet fee, and the refundable damage deposit — clearly separated from rental charges.

  3. Complete the forms and payment

    Accept the rental agreement and pay by card. Where delivery is priced individually, Osprey confirms availability first and emails an invoice to pay.

Relaxed stays. Comfortable trailers. Memorable trips.

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27 ft Puma with Bunks · Kokanee Provincial Campground · July 2026
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26 ft Keystone Cougar · Kaslo City Campground · August 2026
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27 ft Puma with Bunks · Mirror Lake · June 2026

Frequently asked questions

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