Aerial view of Osoyoos Lake and the surrounding desert valley

Getting Around Osoyoos

Osoyoos lakefront at golden hour

Welcome to Osoyoos

Whether you’re here for work, here for the season, or just here for a well-earned getaway, you’ll want to see all Osoyoos has to offer. Here is some transportation & parking information to help you with getting around the area! For the latest travel information, highway updates, and road conditions, visit DriveBC – you can also check out our Travel Alerts page and updated Know Before You Go information.

Cyclists on a path through the Osoyoos vineyards

Rentals

Car Rentals

The two closest options for vehicle rentals are Budget Car Rental and Enterprise in Penticton. Both offer a range of economy and mid-size vehicles and SUVs to accommodate groups of almost any size.

Bike Rentals

Bikes are a great way to get around Osoyoos, and enjoy our beautiful sunshine! Double O Bikes offers bike rentals to help you cruise through town, or venture off to a winery of your choosing.

Scooter Rentals

Osoyoos Scooters provides scooter rentals for a fun and easy way to get around the area, with their fleet of Yamaha BWS 50’s and Vino scooters, as well as pedal cars and cruiser bikes.

Sparrow Scooters will also offer scooter rentals in Osoyoos – opening April 14/22.

Main Street Osoyoos in autumn, looking toward the mountains

Taxi Service

Osoyoos Taxi: (250) 408-8686

Oliver Taxi: (250) 498-0022

Downtown Osoyoos Main Street in summer with the South Okanagan hills beyondBC Transit

Transit/Bus Service

Interregional public transit service is available via BC Transit. The #40 bus travels from Osoyoos up to the Penticton transit exchange where transfers can be made to Kelowna, Naramata, and Summerland, or to Coalmont via Princeton.

The Osoyoos stop is located at Main & 89th, across the street from the Osoyoos Town Hall.

Click here for BC Transit connection options to/from Kelowna

Find a link to the South Okanagan-Similkameen Transit Rider’s Guide here (PDF).

And find a copy of the regional service map and schedule here.

*BC Transit’s handyDART service is available On Request for door-to-door service in the Osoyoos area. See here for more details.

View Schedules & Maps

Osoyoos Local

(Click each table to see the full schedule of stops. NOTE: these schedules are subject to change as per BC Transit)

Osoyoos Local (Route 41) bus schedule

Osoyoos to Penticton

This route also provides service to hospitals in Penticton and Oliver

Osoyoos to Penticton (Route 40) bus schedule
A glass of red wine on a patio table overlooking the Osoyoos vineyards and lake at golden hour

Buses & Tours

Mountain Man Mike’s

Mountain Man Mike’s is a privately owned bus company that provides interregional travel throughout the Southern Interior. They offer service between Kelowna and Osoyoos on Wednesdays and Sundays.

The bus route operates as sustainably as possible by turning used frying oil into fuel, partnering with local restaurants along the route.

Find a copy of the Kelowna-Osoyoos schedule here (PDF).

Full Details & Stop Information

Wine Tour Operators

We’re lucky enough to have a number of fantastic wine tour operators in the area to help you and your group experience Osoyoos and the South Okanagan in a truly unforgettable way!

Some operators also provide bus services outside of winery tours – such as for events, or dinners.

View Wine Tour Listings
Boat trailer parking lot map near the Osoyoos waterfront

Parking

Parking along Osoyoos’ main street is free, with a few restrictions regarding trailers and recreational vehicles.

  • Public parking is available for Gyro Beach at 17 Park Place, behind the Owl Pub.

  • Public parking for the Pioneer Walkway is available at 7905 Crowsnest Hwy.

Town of Osoyoos paid boat trailer parking is available at 6901 Main Street, and open May 1 to October (closing date may vary). Find payment information here (PDF).

Click here (PDF) for the Town of Osoyoos regulations regarding the Boat Trailer parking. Lot is open from 7am – 10 pm only.

Notes on parking in Osoyoos:

  • According to bylaw, it is not permitted to park any boat trailer or utility trailer, including a trailer attached to a motor vehicle upon any street overnight between the hours of 11:00 pm and 6:00 am.

  • It is also not permitted to park any motor home, trailer, including a trailer attached to a motor vehicle, upon any street unless in emergency situations or for the purposes of loading and unloading, and in the case of a motor home, only for a period not to exceed 2 hours while doing business in Town.

Electric vehicle charging at an Osoyoos station

Charging Stations

Osoyoos has a number of electric vehicle charging stations available for multiple connector types, including two public lots and a Tesla Supercharger lot.

Public Charging Stations:

These charging stations are currently available for public use, follow the links for details.

Other (non-Tesla):

These charging stations currently available with non-Tesla ports. Please note, some are designated for customer use only.

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