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This campground offers full hook-ups and some sites are in a treed area and some spots are in the open.
It is dog friendly. Pick-up after your pets and don't leave them barking all day and night and you'll find a very good reception for dogs in most campgrounds.
Check-in and Check-out were extremely smooth.
The pond area is nice and if you're so inclined, you can either fish or go swimming. We walked our dogs around the pond and while dogs aren't allowed on the beach or in the water, it is still a very nice feature for this park.
Site 48 was close to level with minor augmentation. I did need to use my rubber donut for the sewer hook-up as the sewer port was not threaded as most of them are. This is no big deal for us and all the hook-ups worked as expected.
Overall, we loved it as part of our journey to Edmonton. We stayed here going up to Edmonton and also coming back. It was worth the visit and we will return.
The managers are extremely friendly (Mac and Paula) and we enjoyed our time at Granview.

My wife and I had some things to take care of in Edmonton and discovered the Devon Lions Campground.
For us, one of the big factors to select a campground is whether or not it is dog friendly. This campground is dog friendly provided the owner takes responsibility for cleaning up after the dog and keeping barking under control.
We were very close to the children's play area and had a pull through site. There was enough room for trailer and tow vehicle (we total 46 feet from truck front bumper to the rear bumper on the trailer.)
The campground is on the shores of the North Saskatchewan River and there's a hiking trail, a ball diamond and lots of other paths to walk dogs in.
There is a golf course nearby and there is a grocery store and gas station nearby, also. Devon is a short hop from Edmonton.
Since there are lots of kids, driving through extremely slowly is necessary.
We enjoyed our stay here and will return.

This is a KOA campground. That means online booking is possible. It is pet friendly.
There is a major highway nearby and occasionally you will hear road noise and the occasional train on the rail line. We didn't find it too objectionable.
There is only WiFi near the main building and it is very limited in bandwidth (not suitable for streaming).
There is a pool (which I didn't make use of).
The campsites are nestled in the trees, so be prepared for the use of bug repellent to keep the mosquitoes at bay.
Cell service (Telus) was 2 to 3 bars and sufficient to check email and basic web surfing on cell data plan.
Garbage is picked up at your site every day for no extra charge.
Overall it is quite nice and our full hook-ups worked as expected.
The staff are quite friendly.
The campground is a short hop from fuel and supplies in Sicamous or a little further to Salmon Arm.