Before You Launch Permits & Regulations Responsible Recreation & Mussel Prevention The “Don’t Move a Mussel” campaign is critical. Clean, drain, and fully dry your boat, PWC, canoe, paddleboard—anything that touches water—to prevent invasive zebra/quagga mussels from entering the lake...
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Osoyoos is widely known as one of the best places to spend summer vacation in British Columbia and now is the perfect time to start planning out some of the best things to enjoy during your stay. With summer in...
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When school’s out for summer, that means family vacations are on the horizon. The resort town of Osoyoos, B.C. is a fantastic summer destination for families planning a getaway together. Once you arrive and get comfortable at one of the...
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It is officially time to get excited because the countdown is on to the 75th Annual Cherry Fiesta and Canada Day celebration in Osoyoos! Coming up on Tuesday, July 1, the Town of Osoyoos, along with visitors from far and...
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One of the first things that comes to mind when thinking about the South Okanagan is the bountiful fruit. The fruit found across the region is grown to perfection, from apples so juicy that they drip down your chin when...
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Osoyoos is home to a unique and fragile desert ecosystem of antelope brush and cacti, set against rolling hills, with acres of lush green vineyards and orchards. It’s what’s known as a “semi-arid shrub-steppe” desert, and it’s absolutely breathtaking. It’s...
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Recently, Global TV’s Liem Vu visited Osoyoos to experience summer in Osoyoos with three local stops: Sun Hills Riding Centre, Nk’Mip Desert Cultural Centre, and the Moon Curser Vineyards. Watch the video below and be sure to check out the...
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1. Safari Beach Resort 2. Kismet Estate Winery 3. Maverick Estate Winery 4. Sessions Outdoor Sports 5. Strike the Pose 6. Phantom Creek Estates...
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Father’s Day is fast approaching and Osoyoos is the perfect place to find exactly what you are looking for to celebrate dad. From activities and experiences that can be shared with the whole family to unique gifts that can be...
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Osoyoos is rooted deeply in Indigenous culture and history. The name “Osoyoos” originates from sẁiẁs (pronounced “soo-yoos”) meaning “narrowing of the waters” in the local Okanagan language (Syilx’tsn). When you visit, immerse yourself in the unique Indigenous culture of Osoyoos...
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