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Based in the Thompson / Okanagan region of beautiful British Columbia

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MOACharter CLUB #186

Club pictures
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Gary's sister joined us for the day. Here with Gary, Erich & Brian.
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Gary, Heather & Eric.
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The Eagle Point Golf Club in Barnhartvale was a great venue for our Kamloops Breakfast Ride
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Pauline & Don.
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Eric, Adrian & Grant
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Julie, Nico & Ron
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Rod (?), Brian & Don.
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We had a few bikes show up in spite of the cool weather. Ron, Heather, Eric, James, Judy, Adrian, Gary, Pauline & Don
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Eagle Point Golf Course
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Grant, Adrian, Gary, Pauline & Don.

Club News

NEW MEMBERS - 2026

Please join us in welcoming the following new and returning members.
James Rogers - Coldstream
Chris Walstow - Salmon Arm
Jim Whitney - Kelowna
Bob Collings - Winnipeg
Buddy Cole - Kelowna
Michele Bakke - Lillooet


NEW 2026 EVENTS IN OUR CALENDAR

Check out our Calendar for New 2026 Events. We have a very full slate of events for 2026. We've added a couple of new events and moved around some others. We're almost complete with only our October Breakfast Ride to firm up. Be sure to check out our events calendar for the latest information.


Club breakies

Mid - week breakies in Kamloops and Kelowna.

Held on Wednesday throughout the year.
Open to spouses, significant others and possible members also.


NOTE:  The Kamloops Breakfast is on hold for now. 
 

 

Kelowna: at 9 am
Pür&Simple
1575 Banks Rd., Kelowna


  

Last Chance Camp-N-Ride - CANCELLED

Event - Last Chance Camp-N-Ride - CANCELLED

Title:
Last Chance Camp-N-Ride - CANCELLED
When:
Thu, 1. October 2020 - Mon, 5. October 2020
Where:
Osoyoos Lake Veterans Memorial Park - Oroville, WA
Category:
Campouts
Created by:

Description

We have very reluctantly decided to Cancel the Last Chance Camp-N-Ride for 2020.  The Border Closure with the US for non-essential travel has been extended to August 21st at this point and we feel it is very likely to be extended again.  In light of the pandemic we feel it would be irresponsible to go forward with the event at this time.  Hopefully we will be able to fully resume our activities in 2021.  

 

The Last Chance Camp-N-Ride has been a VBMWR tradition for many years.  For the last several years we have been gathering at Osoyoos Lake Veterans Memorial Campground in Oroville, Washington.  

This year we are pushing into October so the nights will be chilly but we normally have a campfire or two to gather around in the evenings.  As with the Midway camp, this event is well attended by both Canadian and American members.  We benefit from the local knowledge and there have been a number of excellent day rides in the area in past years.  

We normally have several campsites reserved close to the washroom facilities.  Some of these sites are powered.  Prices have been in the $10 (US) per tent per night and we'll confirm that closer to the event.  There are showers on site as well.  

In 2019, we had 8 RV's of various types on hand and some others stayed at local motels.  We also had about 6 canine members in attendance.  In addition, it seemed that the side-car rigs almost outnumbered the 2-wheelers.  All in all, we had a great social weekend and everyone was welcome regardless of how they chose to arrive and camp.  

Oroville has a couple of restaurants that are within walking distance of the campground for dinners.  

If you're riding down from Canada, don't forget your passport for the border crossing.  


Venue - Osoyoos Lake Veterans Memorial Park

Location:
Osoyoos Lake Veterans Memorial Park
Street:
2300 Main Street
Postcode:
98844
City:
Oroville
County:
WA
Country:
Canada

Description

If you’re coming from Canada, don’t forget your Passport or Enhanced Driver’s License as you’ll need it to cross the border.  The Border Custom’s offices at Grand Forks and Cascade (hwy 395) are only open from 8 AM to 12 Midnight.  The Nighthawk and  Midway crossings are only open from 9 AM to 5 PM.  However, the Oroville crossing is open 24 hours per day. 

The park is located at the north end of Oroville and is well marked.