Yes, you read that correctly! Osoyoos wineries are delivering straight to your door. If you’re missing your local wine fix from our Oliver-Osoyoos and Similkameen Independent Winegrowers wineries, all you have to do is pick-up the phone, send an email, or order online to...
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Since Osoyoos is widely known for it’s rugged desert landscape, rolling hills, and shimmering lake, fall colours may not be top of mind when you think of this warm resort community. But, from late September until early November, the parks,...
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There is nothing like spending Thanksgiving in Osoyoos. The orchards and vineyards are full of colourful leaves, the sun is still shining, and the fall bounty of the South Okanagan – like crisp apples, brightly coloured squash, and just-picked pumpkins...
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While festivals and events may look a little different this year, the fall wine festival fun continues this October in Osoyoos! This year, events are smaller and more intimate, which gives participants plenty of one-on-one time with our local wine...
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While Osoyoos is widely known as the best place to spend summer vacation in British Columbia, the South Okanagan is a spectacular spot to visit in the fall. The busier days of July and August are gone and the atmosphere...
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If you’ve visited Osoyoos before, you know that we have over 50 wineries within a short drive to both the Oliver-Osoyoos and Similkameen Wine regions. Each one of our local wineries has something special to offer, including unique tasting experiences...
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August has officially been dubbed the month to “Wine & Wed”. With the postponement and cancellation of large gatherings, several wineries across Canada are now offering mini-wedding and elopement packages, and at a fraction of the cost of a traditional...
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British Columbia’s interior landscape of vineyards, orchards, forests, ranch country, and desert hills set across the blazing summer sun are a site to see this summer. The friendly resort town of Osoyoos is a popular beach escape from May until...
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Celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day in Osoyoos Osoyoos is rich in Indigenous culture and history. Even the name "Osoyoos" originates from sẁiẁs (pronounced "soo-yoos") meaning "narrowing of the waters" in the local Okanagan language (Syilx'tsn). National Indigenous Peoples Day (French: Journée nationale...
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Explore Osoyoos locally this Father’s Day, or start planning for future travel and treat dad to a weekend away this summer or fall. Osoyoos has so many activities for the whole family to enjoy, year round. Here are just a...
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