Armstrong

Armstrong and Spallumcheen are situated between the sunny, rolling Okanagan Valley and the cooler, forested Shuswap Valley. Spallumcheen is one of the finest agricultural areas in British Columbia, predominantly cloaked in rich green alfalfa and golden grains, with diverse farms nestled among pine-clad hillsides. Armstrong boasts the famous Interior Provincial Exhibition and Stampede, and is also noted for its many renovated heritage homes and businesses. The friendly city retains a charming old west image and historic feeling in the downtown area.

Cherryville

A vibrant and diverse community in the foothills of the Monashee Mountains, Cherryville offers fascinating places and features to explore, and some of the most beautiful scenery in British Columbia.

Home to approximately 1,000 people, Cherryville is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and artisans alike. Enjoy the scenic drive along Highway 6, 50 km east of Vernon. Or travel 220 km west from Nakusp, and enjoy a ferry ride on the Fauquier Ferry.  

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Coldstream

Incorporated in 1906, Coldstream has a total land area of 67.25 square km (2006 Census). The District is located just east of Vernon, surrounding the North end of Kalamalka Lake and extending through the beautiful Coldstream Valley.

Enderby

Located on the banks of the Lovely Shuswap River, with the Enderby Cliffs soaring overhead, the little City of Enderby is one of nature's playgrounds. With a downtown ambience reminiscent of earlier days, it offers a wide array of shopping and dining experiences enveloped in a spirit of heritage. Antique shops, the Enderby and District Museum, art & craft galleries and cafes tempt a visitor to linger, and everything is within easy reach. With several farm and market gardens in the area fresh fruit and produce are always available. The Shuswap River, the jewel in Enderby's crown of natural beauty, runs through town, along which one can take a stroll on a quiet path, perhaps catching sight of some wildlife, such as deer or eagles, maybe even a painted turtle.

Falkland

Nature lovers, rock hounds, camera buffs, hikers, bikers, snowmobilers and fisherman will love to explore the side roads and trails throughout the Falkland area. Boasting 10 lakes within 10 miles, Falkland also has hiking trails, a historical museum and park, a small campground on Pillar Lake, as well as many other services – come visit Falkland, home to the Falkland Stampede!

Kamloops

Kamloops blends energizing recreational opportunities with a culture of warm, welcoming, real people, allowing visitors to let loose and just play.

Kamloops is BC’s “Friendliest City” and has over 85,000 residents who call the city home, with many smaller rural communities in the surrounding area. As Canada’s Tournament Capital, the city draws thousands of spectators and sporting participants each year to enjoy the world class sports facilities.

Kelowna

Kelowna is a dynamic city of 115,000 people in British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley. It’s the largest and fastest growing city in the Okanagan and the region’s cultural and economic hub. Set against a spectacular backdrop of mountains and lakes, Kelowna is a great place to golf, fish, hike, ski, and enjoy water sports. The Okanagan is also home to an internationally acclaimed wine industry that perfectly complements the Valley’s envied lifestyle.

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Lumby

Nestled on the northern edge of the Okanagan, the town of Lumby is the gateway to the Monashees. Its ideal location provides an excellent starting point for outdoor adventures whether they are fishing, hunting, hiking, or camping - the possibilities are endless.

Not only is Lumby a fantastic place to visit, it's a wonderful place to live. With everything at your fingertips, life in Lumby in very easy going and relaxing. The surroundings are idyllic, the perfect place to raise children or settle down for retirement. Whether you've come to work or play, you'll find that Lumby is an excellent place for both.

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Salmon Arm

Salmon Arm is situated at the most southern point of the Shuswap Lake, in the heart of beautiful British Columbia. Our mild four-season climate, outstanding natural beauty, clean waterways, abundant green space and pristine provincial parks have established the Shuswap as a world famous recreation area. Salmon Arm also sustains a flourishing cultural community, providing a dazzling array of opportunities for enjoyment and participation by residents and visitors alike.

Salmon Arm offers amenities that are normally associated with much larger population centres; the twin-sheet ice arena, community centre, extensive outdoor sports facilities, theatres, activity centres and outstanding educational and health facilities that all contribute to the exceptional quality of life enjoyed here.

Sicamous

Sicamous is a "recreation destination for all seasons". Nestled amid the Monashee mountains on the shores of Mara and Shuswap Lakes, the beauty of Sicamous "wows" all that set eyes on her.

Do you know that you can snowmobile, golf and houseboat all in the same weekend in the month of May? We are not only the houseboat capital of Canada, we offer superb sledding as well!

You will easily find us when you are travelling east, west or south, at the junction of two major highways, the Trans Canada and Highway 97A. Come and enjoy a relaxing houseboating experience boating on our warm, pristine lakes. Fishing is great and a campfire on our sandy beaches is a way to end the day. For those that want to play and play and play, we can offer you every imaginable water toy.

Silver Star

You can easily fall in love with Silver Star’s fairytale village. Inspired by a typical nineteenth century British Columbian mining town era with Victorian architecture, this town is a true winter wonderland. Brightly coloured store fronts and boarded sidewalks provide a unique ambiance that radiates fun, enthusiasm and excitement for the whole family. Best of all, Silver Star isn't just a winter getaway. Why not come check out Silver Star in the summer? Enjoy our ever-growing selection of mountain bike trails, go for a solitary hike, take a guided nature walk, or tease your tastebuds at the Okanagan Summer Wine Festival.

Spallumcheen

Set in the beautiful Spallumcheen Valley, the Township of Spallumcheen is a combination of farming, industrial and residential opportunities.  The wide valley bottom is edged with evergreen slopes and boasts all forms of intensive and family agricultural operations.  Supported by a vibrant industrial park, experience the oldest and largest municipality in the southern Interior of British Columbia and see, why, in Spallumcheen, Farming Comes First. 

Vernon

For a day, a weekend, or the best time of your life, visit Vernon, located in the heart of the Okanagan Valley. If you’ve never ventured off Highway 97 when travelling through the North Okanagan, we invite you to make a turn in the right direction and visit our family-friendly community.

Vernon offers more than 100 lakes within a one-hour drive, world-class golf, mountain and wellness resorts, great beaches and trails, outstanding mountain biking, spectacular farmers’ markets three days a week, and family-friendly attractions and festivals.

Check in, check it out and make Vernon yours!

West Kelowna

West Kelowna is a visually stunning community in all seasons; its physical landscape still dotted with evidence of its rich agricultural history. Vineyards, orchards and farm industry operate throughout this community. The District is nestled on the gently sloping hills on the central west shores of Okanagan Lake and each of its many neighbourhoods boast unique and breathtaking vistas.  The District of West Kelowna is the second largest municipality in the Central Okanagan, with an estimated population of 28,793.  The total land area of the District of West Kelowna is 121.4 square kilometres. The communities of the District include Westbank, Shannon Lake, Glenrosa, Casa Loma, West Kelowna Estates, Rose Valley and Lakeview Heights. West Kelowna surrounds two self-governing reserves of the Westbank First Nation.  

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