Explore the Okanagan

A quiet wellness add-on right on the property, best planned ahead because access and seasonal availability are managed by the hosts.

On property

A playful on-site feature for guests staying at the treehouse, with supervision required for younger kids and waiver rules handled before check-in.

On property

Right across the road from the property. Asparagus in May and June, spray-free u-pick strawberries in early summer. The closest farm experience you can have.

Armstrong

Local history museum on Pleasant Valley Rd with railway replicas, a schoolhouse, blacksmith shop, and rotating art. A quick low-cost stop.

Armstrong

Regional park with a sandy beach and unsupervised swimming. A favourite with families and an easy first stop on a hot day.

Spallumcheen

Long-running asparagus farm with a seasonal store and u-pick flowers. Peony and sunflower field events run through summer.

Armstrong

Farm-gate stand with seasonal vegetables, fruit, plants, and preserves. Open Monday to Saturday.

Armstrong

Working cheese factory with a viewing window onto the make floor and a shop selling fresh curds and local cheeses. Carrying on Armstrong's century-old cheese tradition.

Armstrong

Billed as BC's longest continuously running farmers market, going since 1972. Saturday summer market at the IPE Fairgrounds, winter market at the Odd Fellows Hall.

Armstrong

Outdoor walking theatre on an 80-acre farm just down the road. Summer shows, fall Walk of Terror, and the iconic winter sleigh-ride show.

Armstrong

Moderate 5 to 8 km loop trails through forest to valley viewpoints. The closest real hike to the property.

Armstrong

A close Armstrong nature walk managed through the local trail network. Good for guests who want a quieter trail option without turning the day into a major drive.

Armstrong

Heritage farm established in 1896 making small-batch ciders with a barn restaurant, vegan and gluten-free options, and live music.

Armstrong

Gentle float down the Shuswap River with tube rentals available in Enderby. Best on warm summer afternoons.

Enderby

Tiny family-run vineyard on Gulch Rd making small-batch Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec, Syrah, and Ortega. Call ahead to visit.

Armstrong

A developing non-motorized greenway connecting North Okanagan communities. Best for a simple walk or bike plan when guests want something flatter than a mountain hike.

Armstrong / Enderby

An 1867 working ranch with mansion tours, blacksmith, general store, farm animals, and wagon rides. Open Mother's Day weekend through October.

Vernon

Cultural and teaching centre of the Splatsin (Secwepemc) Nation with an art gallery and occasional public events. Primarily a working education centre, so call ahead before visiting.

Enderby

One of only three remaining drive-in theatres in BC. Opens in early May and runs through summer with double features under the stars.

Enderby

Turquoise marl-bottom lake known as the Lake of Many Colours. Swim or paddle from Kal Beach at the Vernon end.

Coldstream

The Vernon end of Okanagan Lake with swim beaches and boat launches at Paddlewheel Park and Kin Beach.

Vernon

Grassland and lakeshore trails above Cosens Bay and Jade Bay. Cooler in spring and fall, hot and exposed in summer.

Coldstream

U-pick apples and pumpkins, a country market and bakery, tractor tours, playgrounds, and farm animals. The flagship North Okanagan family farm outing.

Vernon

Steep out-and-back climb of about 10 km return through basalt cliffs to sweeping valley views. Bring water and good shoes.

Enderby

Hilltop nature centre with interactive wildlife exhibits, a short grasslands trail, and panoramic views of three valleys. Admission by donation.

Vernon

Short shoreline trails on Okanagan Lake plus BC's only freshwater dive park. Quiet alternative to the Vernon beaches.

Vernon

Full craft distillery producing whisky, gin, vodka, fruit brandies, and liqueurs. Year-round tasting bar in downtown Vernon.

Vernon

A heritage village and museum in Salmon Arm with historic buildings, walking grounds, and seasonal programming. A useful family culture stop for guests heading north.

Salmon Arm

Lift-accessed mountain biking and downhill in summer, alpine skiing and boarding in winter. Tubing and snowshoeing on site.

Vernon

Premier cross-country ski centre linked to SilverStar with more than 100 km of groomed trails. Hosts World Cup races.

Vernon

Flagship Okanagan estate winery known for Pinot Gris, with a full restaurant and lake views. A classic first-time wine country stop.

Lake Country

Hands-on encounters with kangaroos, wallabies, capybaras, and emus on a small farm south of Vernon. Worth the drive for kids and curious visitors.

Lake Country