From Family Farm to Campground:

Our Roots Run Deep

At Skands Campground, when we say we have been making memories for generations, we’re not kidding!

Tracing back to 1909 when Jens Skands, an immigrant from Norway, purchased the property, initially a farm, from Ole Johnson (Johnson Road). From 1909 to 1970, the land thrived as a working farm under the Skands family's care.

In 1970, the Skands brothers, Harold, Einar, and Arnold (seen in photo below), transformed the farm into the family-friendly campground we know and love today. You’ll see the reference of three trees standing together in our logo, representing the three brothers.

Originally named 'Skands Brothers Tent and Trailer Court,' the campground has evolved into a cherished legacy, still family-owned and run.

Skands Campground stands as a testament to our commitment to family values and providing a welcoming haven for generations seeking the beauty and magic that is Christina Lake, British Columbia.

The greatest legacy we can leave our children is happy memories.
— Og Mandino
Circa 1970's Black and white image of the three brothers of Skands Brother's Tent and Trailer Court in Christina Lake, BC. Now known as Skands Campground's.

Making Memories for Generations

From our family to yours…

You’ll see many generations of the Skands family involved in running (and enjoying) the campground. It truly is a family affair.

Do you have a favourite memory or favourite photos from your time at Skands Campground?

We would love to know about it!