Peachland Visitors Guide 2019

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OFFICIAL VISITOR GUIDE

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2019 for PEACHLAND in the heart of the okanagan

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Contents

2019 Official Visitor Guide for Peachland is published by Aberdeen Publishing and distributed in conjunction with the Peachland Visitor Centre. All data and information was compiled in affiliation with the Peachland Visitor Centre and various contributors listed below.

To obtain additional copies please visit or contact: Peachland Visitor Centre 5684 Beach Avenue Peachland BC V0H 1X6 250-767-2455 visitpeachland@gmail.com destinationpeachland.com

PHOTO: KRISTEN FRIESEN

Thank You!

Welcome (Peachland in Autumn) . . . . . . 2-3 2018 Peachland Events. . . . . . . . . 4-5 Peachland Historic School . . . . . . . 6-9 Peachland Art Gallery. . . . . . . . . 6 Peachland Visitor Centre . . . . . . . . 7 The Bats of Peachland (BEEPS). . . . . 8 Bat House Interpretive Trail (MAP). . . . 9 Activities & Attractions. . . . . . . . 10-24 Lake Activities. . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Arts & Culture . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Outdoor Adventure. . . . . . . . . . 13 Winter Wonderland. . . . . . . . . . 13 Boys & Girls Club Peachland . . . . . . 14 District of Peachland Community Events. 15 Fall Fair. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 World of Wheels. . . . . . . . . . . 17 Trails (info and Maps). . . . . . . . 18-24 Food & Beverage . . . . . . . . . . 25-27 Wineries. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28-31 Harvest Times . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 Peachland Resource Guide . . . . . . 33-34 Dog Walking Made Easy . . . . . . . . . 35 Shopping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36-37 Accommodations. . . . . . . . . . 38-43 Resorts & Campgrounds. . . . . . 38-40 Vacation Rentals. . . . . . . . . . . 41 Bed & Breakfast . . . . . . . . . . 42-43 Real Estate. . . . . . . . . . . . . 44-45

There were many contributors to the 2019 Official Visitor Guide for Peachland. Here are a few...

Joey Byatt - Peachand Visitor Centre Ben Springer - Recreation Coordinator, DOP Jennifer Clute - Peachand Visitor Centre Donita Dyer - Bottleneck Drive Leigh Macfarlane - Welcome article Stacey Byrnes - Cover Photo Christina McMaster - Wellness Centre Kristen Friesen - Photo on Contents & Welcome page Patricia Barrows - Boys and Girls Club Mary Kletchko, Peachland View - Design and Layout Rachel Truant - Boys and Girls Club Tracey Woodward, Peachland View - Ad Sales Thank you also to all of you who sent in your photos and stories, some of which we were able to use.

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Peachland

PHOTO: KRISTEN FRIESEN

Long before I lived in the Okanagan, the little town of Peachland (on the shores of Okanagan Lake) had captured my imagination. From the comfort of my Burnaby BC home, I dreamed with longing of the day I would become a Peachlander. Although I haven’t made that happen, I am now close enough to visit regularly and spontaneously.

Peachland is situated on 11 km of lakefront, midway between Penticton and Kelowna. I have now moved from the coast to the interior and Peachland is near enough to my Lake Country address to be a daytrip destination. Given a succession of glorious autumn days, and a case of writer’s block, I packed up my laptop and hit the road.

In under an hour, I made it from my front door to the eastern end of Peachland’s Beach Avenue. My first stop was Todd’s RV & Camping. In 1956, the Todd family opened their three-acre Okanagan lakeshore family home to campers, and 62 years later, Todd’s continues to welcome visitors to the area. Ten years ago, our family was among their guests. Our first summer camping there and subsequent summer visits created many of my favourite vacation memories – including playing card games and walking to a local restaurant on the south end of Beach Avenue to purchase double scoop ice cream cones.

Starting at 13 St., Beach Avenue in Peachland is dotted with charming little curio shops, pubs, and small, independently owned eateries. Bliss Bakery has a location on the corner of Beach and 13th. After experiencing Bliss, I found myself next door, drooling inside a marvelous gift and decor store. The instant I walked inside, the curiosities and odds and ends of items and paintings were calling my name. In that same grouping of shops, there were two clothing stores, a realtor’s office, and a spa.

Heading south on Beach Avenue, my daytrip included stopping along the way to step outside and snap pictures of the resplendent Autumn-dressed trees lining the lakeshore. Clusters of people in sweaters and vests – bundled against the chill of a breeze blowing inland off Okanagan Lake and occasionally accompanied by canine companions – travelled the thirteen block waterfront walkway. The path is named Centennial Way in honour of Peachland’s 100 year anniversary: 1909 - 2009.

Beach Avenue is also home to the well known Gasthaus on the Lake Pub and Restaurant, which is where I stopped for lunch. Once sitting, I looked up and found the coolest chandelier ever (made from empty wine bottles) shining down on me. I ordered the beef goulash and emptied my bowl in a span of minutes,

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I spent a fairly extensive time at both the Peachland Art Gallery and at the Peachland Museum. Both are free to the public. That day, the Art Gallery had an exhibit of paintings from Kelowna area artists, and I talked with a former history teacher about the building the gallery is housed in and its relationship to the Okanagan’s protected bat population. She was really knowledgeable and the information I learned about bats and BEEPS (Bat Education and Ecological Protection Society) was intriguing. See page 8-9 for more information about Peachland’s bats and the Bat House Interpretive Trail.

At the museum, I snapped photos of artifacts from an earlier time in Peachland’s history. With every picture I took, my mind was at work spinning the beginnings of future historical novels. I wondered... what might it have been like to be a miner/railroad engineer/logger back in the day, or to ride the SS Sicamous – the steam-wheeler which is now a museum in Penticton. Wondering is step one in novel-making.

Looping my way off the main avenue of the town, I pulled in to Peachland’s mall, visible from the Highway, and parked in front of Bosley’s pet store. Having previously managed a Bosley’s location myself, I knew Cam, who owns the Peachland store. He wasn’t there that day, so I chatted briefly with his wife and learned that the store is doing well.

By 2 pm, I was ready to call it a day. As I walked from place to place, that good, fresh autumn air of Peachland had turned my cheeks pink and my nose even pinker. Every experience I had was positive, from the amazing beauty of the lake to the friendliness of the residents and the uniqueness of the local venues and businesses.

I headed home with a smile on my face that reached right to my heart. As I shifted into drive, I left both Peachland and my writer’s block fading out my rearview window.

Leigh Macfarlane is an Okanagan novelist, blogger and editor. For more information on her or to see this original blog post, visit Leigh at either daytrippinwithleighmacfarlane.com or leighmacfarlanecreates.com

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2019 Peachland Events see map on page 5, for locations

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Polar Bear Swim & Run

January 1

peachland.ca

Swim Bay

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Peachland Art Gallery Exhibition Openings

Jan 12, Feb 16, April 6, May 18, June 28, July 30, Aug 3, Aug 31, Oct 5, Nov 9

Contact the Peachland Art Gallery 250-767-7422

Peachland Historic School

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Peachland Arts Council HeArts Festival

February 18 - 24

Peachland Arts Council - 250-767-7422

Multiple venues

Rubber Ducky Race

April 6

Peachland Visitor Centre for Info and Ticket Sales

Trepanier Creek Park

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April 20

Central Okanagan Railway Comp

Peachland Museum

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April 27

peachlandrotary.com

Community Centre

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May 16

https://meadowlarkfestival.ca/

Peachland Historic School

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May 19

peachlandcarshow.com

Heritage Park to Cousins Park

Every Sunday starting after May long weekend - last Sunday in September

peachlandfarmersandcraftersmarket.ca

Heritage Park

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June 1

minidim@shaw.ca

Community Centre

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June 9 & 23, July 14 & 21

peachlandrotary.com

Heritage Park

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June 14, July 5, July 19, Aug 2

beepspeachland.com

Peachland Historic School

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Friday at dusk during BEEPS Summer Bat Counts Every July & August July 1st Canada Day Concerts RattleSnake Island Swim August 10 Moonlight Masquerade, August (TBD) Dinner en Noir, a Long Table Event

beepspeachland.com

Peachland Historic School

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peachland.ca

Heritage Park

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rattlesnakeislandswim.com

Swim Bay

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Contact Peachland Visitor Centre, destinationpeachland.com, or email longtablepeachland@gmail.com

Heritage Park

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100th Annual Fall Fair

September 7 & 8

Martha 250-767-9461 www.peachlandfallfair.ca

Community Centre

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Glow Run Model Railroad & Hobby Swap Peachland Visitor Centre Indoor Artisan Markets Peachland Christmas Markets Peachland Christmas Light-Up

September 27

Peachland.ca

Heritage Park

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October 12

Central Okanagan Railway Comp

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Peachland Historic School

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Train Watchers & Friends Open House Rotary Sip & Savor Meadowlark Festival - Go Batty in Peachland World of Wheels Farmers Market Minitures Show Rotary Peace Concerts BC Community Bat Counts in partnership w/BEEPS

Visitor Centre for dates & information October 2019 to March 2020 Call 250-767-2455 November 30

Contact Peachland Visitor Centre or Peachland Wellness Centre for date

Multiple venues

December 6

Peachland.ca

Heritage Park & pre-party at Peachland Historic School

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ACTIVITIES & ATTRACTIONS Fishing Water fun and Boating Local Events (see p. 4-5) Music Festivals Art Galleries Trails & Hiking (see p. 18-24) Cycling Wineries & Wine Tours (see p. 28-31) Movies (West Kelowna x 2) Golf Courses Zip Lining & ATV Tours Horseback Riding 4

Peachland Visitor Centre BEEPS Interpretive Centre Bat House Interpretive Trail Gathering Peachland’s Past Legends of the Lake Interpretive Trail Tennis & Pickleball Skateboarding Leisure Centre Activities Kettle Valley Railway, Summerland Farmers Markets Museums (West Kelowna, Peachland and Summerland)

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Showcasing Central Okanagan artists representing a variety of disciplines and housed in the beautiful lakefront Peachland Historic School. New exhibitions monthly.

250-767-7422

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Peachland Community Arts Council | 5684 Beach Avenue, Peachland BC

PeachlandArt Gallery The impressive Peachland Art Gallery is centrally located in the beautifully restored Peachland Historic School, positioned right on the waterfront in the heart of downtown Peachland and within walking distance to local restaurants and shopping. New exhibitions showcasing both local and distant artists are featured on a monthly basis.

It is primarily volunteer staffed and prides itself on offering diverse exhibitions that engage, challenge and inform its audience.

With an annual visitor count of over 11,000 visitors, it has become one of the go-to galleries in the Okanagan.

Every spring, the gallery boasts the largest and longest running fine art photography exhibition in the Okanagan, Captured Images – featuring a number of award winning photographers.

Each July, the gallery hosts Oasis, an initiative of the Central Okanagan chapter of the Canadian Federation Artists, a nationally juried show that attracts artists throughout BC and western Canada.

August houses Artists in Studio which engages five new artists every week for the entire month, displaying and working in the gallery.

You will find the Peachland Art Gallery within the Peachland Historic School at 5684 Beach Avenue in Peachland. You can contact them by phone at 250-767-7422 or visit their web site at www.peachlandarts.ca.

We look forward to your visit in 2019.

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Peachland Visitor Centre The Peachland Visitor Centre is your one stop shop for exceptional tourism information services, interactive entertainment, shopping and more. Allow us to help you discover and explore the charm of Peachland. Our remarkable team of staff and volunteers are eager to share their love of Peachland with visitors from across the globe. Visitor servicing is #1 in our books, but we are so much more.

PEACHLAND HISTORIC SCHOOL

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We connect locals and visitors to Peachland’s wide selection of shops, boutiques and restaurants that are walking distance throughout our historic downtown core. We promote local events, book tourism excursions, host seasonal artisan markets and provide an extensive supply of literature promoting local, regional and provincial tourism.

We have designed a vibrant boutique gift shop that has grown exponentially in the past year. Our 800 sq. ft. gift shop features uniquely themed BC, Okanagan and Peachland items including clothing, accessories, interior décor and artwork made by local artists. Seasonal merchandise is available for wine lovers, nature enthusiasts, artsy folks, book worms or any shopper who is passionate about supporting small, local businesses. Our gift shop has something for everyone.

The Peachland Visitor Centre is also home to the famous Peachland Bats and the organization that is dedicated to bat protection and preservation: BEEPS (Bat Education and Ecological Protection Society). We welcome you to explore our Bat Interpretive Display; we will happily tell you the story of how the bats were discovered, their positive impact on the environment and how you can help save the bats. For more information about the Peachland Bats and BEEPS, go to page 8 Our newest display is “Gathering Peachland’s Past…”. Step back in time for a glimpse of how the history and development of Peachland’s resources helped shape the quaint town it is today. Bask in the incredible artistry of Westbank First Nations artist Csetkwe. This is your chance to delve into the recorded stories of mining, logging and agriculture including the pitfalls and successes of Peachland’s first industries.

Big smiles, exceptional customer service and tourism promotion; that’s what we’re all about at the Peachland Visitor Centre. We encourage you visit us, locals and visitors alike, see what we’re up to and find out what’s next for tourism in Peachland.

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The Bats of Peachland

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eachland is known for many things; its pristine beauty, diverse wildlife habitats and year-round family fun, but did you know that it’s also home to one of the largest maternity bat colonies in British Columbia? The attic of the Peachland Historic Schoolhouse has served as a cozy roost to a colony of almost 2,000 Yuma Myotis and Little Brown bats which expanded to the Bat Education and Ecological Protection Society, now fondly referred to as BEEPS.

BEEPS

BEEPS provides several educational programs for Peachland locals, visitors and bat enthusiasts about positive cohabitation, the economical and environmental advantages of bats in the ecosystem and the elements that put their existence at risk.

Adopt a Bat

To learn additional information about bat preservation and protection, experience our Bat House Interpretive Trail; an easy five km trail throughout Peachland displaying nine interpretive signs. To learn more about the trail go to page 9.

Our newest program allows you to connect with the bats year-round while supporting the growth of BEEPS and our initiatives.

With your adoption, you’ll receive an official adoption certificate, receive a special gift and bat facts including a species profile. You’ll also receive updates throughout the year about where your bat is in its life cycle and how it survives throughout the year. Adoptions are a miniumum $25 donation; it’s the perfect, unique gift while supporting a worthwhile cause!

Bat Counts

Beeps Membership

Summertime in Peachland and the livin’ is easy. Visitors and locals alike gather at dusk outside the Peachland Historic School to see one of the coolest sights to be seen in Peachland – our beloved nocturnal mammals foraging throughout the night. Bats can eat up to ¾ of their body weight in insects each night with pesky mosquitoes as being their diet of choice.

Help our team keep track of our maternity colony numbers by joining the official BC Bat Counts, Fridays at dusk in June, July and August.

Bat Chats

Interactive education is fun and an important key to encouraging bat habitat preservation. Our Bat Chats are presented in-house at the Legends of the Lake Interpretive Centre, Wednesdays and Saturdays, 10:30 am and 2:30 pm during July and August. Travelling Bat Chats are also available for school groups and other organizations throughout the year. Learn about bats and their environmental impact, their life cycle, predators and how their diet makes our downtown core virtually mosquito free!

What better way to stay in touch with all things batty than signing up for a BEEPS membership. Get batty with us and subscribe to an annual membership. Memberships are available for $10 a year or $25 for three years. Your contribution supports the development and maintenance of our educational and scientific programs in the Legends of the Lake Interpretive Centre.

Corporate sponsorships are also available; you can find a four-tier program on our website at www.beepspeachland.com.

Your support is gratefully appreciated; the Peachland Bats thank you!

Go Batty in Peachland Meadowlark Nature Festival Event!

Thursday, May 16, 2019 6:00 pm Kids Korner 7:00 pm Biologist presentation at the Legends of the Lake Interpretive Centre, Peachland Historic School 5684 Beach Avenue, Peachland

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Todd’s Rv Park: South end “White Nose Syndrome” Doggy Beach: Beach Avenue north “Bat Roosts” North Trail Head: Burdikin Lane Park, coming from the south, turn

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Peachland Heritage Pier Rotary ACTIVITIES & ATTRACTIONS

Club of Peachland

Indigenous Art & Artefacts

Peace Concerts

Open Monday-Friday 10am-4pm

Music at the Rotary Pavilion Heritage Park, Peachland

#201-1979 Old Okanagan Hwy, Westbank, BC

June and July

778.755.2787(ARTS)

for more information, visit

peachlandrotary.com

sncewips.com

Make Your Splash!

Peachland’s Wibit Water Park is the best summer fun for kids of any age.

4200 Beach Ave Peachland, BC www.okanaganwibit.com Check out the action!

Follow us on Facebook for promotions, events and more...

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Play in Peachland

Release your inner adventurer or let time stand still...

ACTIVITIES & ATTRACTIONS

Peachland, nestled on the west side of Okanagan Lake, is a stellar four-season destination that offers a diverse selection of activities year round. Explore the wilderness, hike Peachland’s tallest peaks, zip through the epic ponderosa pines or get down and dirty on an Okanagan ATV. Whatever you choose to do, Peachland has it!

Lake Activities There is no shortage of things to do on Okanagan Lake! Relax the day away along our 11 km of beach front, rent a paddle board, kayak or take the kids to the Wibit Water Park across from Bliss Bakery.

One of the best spots for fun in the sun is Swim Bay, the only lifeguarded beach in the Okanagan, located right across from the Peachland Visitor Centre. Soar off the diving board, cannon ball into the water or simply bask in the Okanagan heat.

Arts & Culture Every Sunday from May to September walk, bike, drive or boat your way to Peachland’s Heritage Park on Okanagan Lake for the Peachland Farmers & Crafters Market. The vendors and local artisans offer their customers “made, baked, grown and unique” products.

PHOTO: MARY KLETCHKO

Step back in time at our local museum, where hundreds of historical artifacts, photographs, newspapers and documents are on display. They offer a glimpse into the rich history of Peachland and its people.

The upper floor of the Museum houses a scale model of the Kettle Valley Railway, as it existed between 1955 and 1965. cont. p. 13 th

Peachland

Farmers and Crafters Market

May 26- Sep 29 Sundays 10am - 2pm Heritage Park on Beach Ave beside the lake

14 n Seaso

“the little Market that cares” Cell: 250-317-0407

www.peachlandfarmersandcraftersmarket.ca

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ACTIVITIES & ATTRACTIONS

Come explore!

Okanagan ATV Tours, located right in Peachland, offers a wide variety of back country tours featuring great trails, great scenery, and great fun with many photo opportunities.

Our experienced guides will lead you on an incredible ATV tour, whether you are a beginner or an expert.

Tours are available year round.

To book a tour call or text

250.717.0733

or email us at info@okanaganatvtours.com 5463 McDougald Road Peachland BC

www.okanaganatvtours.com

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Parrot Island Parrot Island is a unique sanctuary for abandoned and abused exotic birds. We are located in beautiful Peachland, BC in the sunny Okanagan Valley.

We invite you to visit us to share in our passion for the care and love of these beautiful animals.

Parrot Island appreciates any donations of money, materials or food (hazelnuts in shell, tea biscuits, bananas, grapes, carrots, oranges.)

Visiting Hours Mar 15 - Oct 31 10 am - 4 pm

5090 MacKinnon Road, Peachland BC

(250) 767-9030 email: parrotisland@shaw.ca

www. parrotisland.net

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Swim Lessons • Day Camps • Fitness Classes • Weight/Circuit Room

Johnson Bentley

3737 Old Okanagan Hwy, West Kelowna • 778.797.POOL • www.WestKelownaCity.ca/Pool

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are a beginner or an expert, they offer scenic and downright dirty tours for the whole family. If you’re not able to drive or would rather relax and enjoy the view, you can take a tour on a Honda Pioneer 500, which is even equipped with booster seats for youger passengers.

Tap into your inner explorer in Peachland; we are home to some of the most peaceful and exhilarating activities in the Okanagan Valley. Check out our hiking trail maps and info in this guide. Our trails range from easy to advanced and are used for hiking, biking, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. The best part is, they all boast epic views and serene nature.

Winter Wonderland

Serene, unhurried Peachland is your chance to surround yourself with the hush of winter. Winter views are just as stunning as our summer ones.

Trail Tips 1. Respect the environment!!

2. Stay on the trails to reduce trampling 3. Please leave flowers, plants & rocks where they are 4. Pick up after pets & bring back your litter 5. Safety First!

• Let someone know where you’re going.

• Cell phones might not work everywhere.

• Be bear & cougar ready! You are entering their territory!

Not a fan of heights? Blaze your own trail with Okanagan ATV Tours. Whether you

Snowshoe or cross country ski at Wilson Lake (Trail info, page 24), toboggan the many hills in Peachland, go ice fishing, skate at the new Mountain View Park rink and experience German Christmas markets Christkindl right here in Peachland at Gasthaus on the Lake Pub & Restaurant.

Though our charming community is bustling in the summer months with eager tourists, we are made for year-round adventurers and homebodies alike with our small town vibes, moments from the big city. Peachland offers diverse experiences for any type of traveler.

PHOTO: KARI KALLEN

Feeling extra adventurous? Go on a zipline excursion at ZipZone Peachland, Canada’s Highest Freestyle Zip Lines; it’s fun for the whole family! Kids love ZipZone, and ZipZone loves kids, so they developed a world class system that allows your munchkins to zip safely. Designed for kids under 70lbs, Little Zippers ride in tandem with one of ZipZone’s professionally trained guides, who give your kids extra care and extra fun.

ACTIVITIES & ATTRACTIONS

Memorial Aquatic Centre

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Great Activities for Kids!

ACTIVITIES & ATTRACTIONS

-local and visitors-

Whether you are a local or a visitor to the community, there are great activities available! The Okanagan Boys and Girls Club in Peachland offers high quality fun programs for children and youth (ages 5-18) during the school year and in the summer!

During the school year we offer an After School program at a low cost. Kids spend time with caring staff and friends while doing crafts, going to the gym, playing outside, and learning new things. Not in need of childcare, but looking for a safe and fun place for your child to spend time?

Our Recreation Programs offer free drop in

activities, low cost out trips, and cooking nights.

Activities at the Okanagan Boys and Girls Club in Peachland get even more exciting in the summer! We have low cost Day Camps and Recreation Programs where we play, splash around at Swim Bay, travel up and down the Okanagan on outings, and learn new skills in workshops.

For more information please visit the Club, call, text, email, or find us on Facebook!

5684 Beach Avenue (back of the Peachland Historic School) Tel: 250-767-2515 • Cell: 250-859-3893

Email: peachland@obgc.ca | Facebook: Okanagan Boys and Girls Clubs Peachland

KETTLE VALLEY STEAM RAILWAY Take in the rural beauty of Summerland on this 90 minute ride on the Kettle Valley Steam Railway. Enjoy lively music and historical commentary.

Visit us online or by phone for schedules or to book your 2019 ride!

Reservations are recommended!

1-877-494-8424

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The District of Peachland offers four seasons of fun events and activities for all ages. On January 1, the New Year kicks off with a blast with two events for those willing to brave the cold: the Polar Bear Run (5k and 2k distances) and the Polar Bear Swim. This winter is the inaugural season for our new and improved outdoor skating rink (see photo of hockey rink, below). The Mountain View Park rink is the perfect place for friends and families to enjoy some quality open-air exercise.

Later in winter, Peachland will help host the annual Heart and Stroke Awareness Workshop on February 19.

As spring arrives, Peachland will honour the unsung heroes of the community at the annual Volunteer Breakfast on Friday, March 1. RSVP by February 26 and come enjoy a delicious breakfast served by Mayor and Council. Then on May 3, Peachland will celebrate its outstanding citizens and service groups at the 2018 Civic Awards.

athletes race in 3K, 5K, and 10K distances along Beach Avenue. The fun continues at Heritage Park with the official ceremonies, cake cutting, children’s games and activities, the Canada Day parade, concerts and more. The celebration concludes with a spectacular fireworks display at 10:30 pm.

When the Okanagan summer hits, there is no better place to be than the beach, and Peachland’s Swim Bay is the only lifeguarded public beach in the interior.

Fall is a great time for families with the Peachland Family Glow Run on September 27 and the Halloween Spooktacular on October 26. Be sure to register early to ensure your space!

The year comes to a close with a pair of seasonal favourites. The Peachland Christmas Light Up on December 6 will have games, entertainment, fireworks and a visit from Ol’ St Nick himself. Then, on December 7, Kris Kringle returns for the Breakfast with Santa.

No matter your age or ability, Peachland has something for you.

For more information, visit our website, www.peachland.ca/events.

PHOTO: TRAVIS OLENIAK

Peachland will be a hub of activity on July 1 for the Canada Day festivities taking place throughout town. The day starts with the Peachland Beach Run where hundreds of

ACTIVITIES & ATTRACTIONS

District of Peachland Community Events

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Pride in our past... faith in our future

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Welcome to the 100th Annual Peachland Fall Fair.

The first Peachland Fall Fair was held in 1919 and, with thanks to the many dedicated community volunteers and sponsors, the event is celebrating its centennial this year!

Nestled in the Okanagan Valley is Peachland – along one of the most scenic routes of Highway 97.

With the atmosphere and content of an old-fashioned country fair, right in the heart of beautiful downtown Peachland, this is a September event you will want to attend. There are opportunities to bake or preserve something, plant some seeds to nurture, crochet or knit, quilt, carve or build, and take photographs. You might even win a prize!

Check out our free booklet. We encourage you to browse all the categories. To get

Celebrating 100 years

Peachland Fall Fair

Come for the atmosphere of an old-fashioned country fair.

a better idea of the scope of the annual Peachland Fall Fair check us out online at www. peachlandfallfair.ca.

Volunteers

Peachland Fall Fair is always a big event that takes a lot of organizing. Without the help of dedicated volunteers, this event would not be possible. Thank you to all the volunteers for donating countless hours to ensure the success of the annual Peachland Fall Fair.

Whether you sew it, grow it, bake it or make it, we want to celebrate it!

Now in existence for 100 years, the Peachland Fall Fair continues to strive to expand its annual event in the community. It is our mission to encourage an awareness of local agriculture by holding an annual fair.

In order to meet our mission and provide services in our community we rely on the generosity of individuals and businesses for support. Without the assistance of community-minded individuals and businesses, we wouldn’t be able to serve those in our community each year.

To learn how you can support our event, please contact info@peachlandfallfair.ca.

September Saturday Sep. 7: 1 pm -6 pm Sunday Sep. 8: 10 am -4 pm 4450-6th Street Peachland Community Centre

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The World of Wheels is Peachland’s largest one day event, drawing a crowd of up to 10,000 spectators. This year is our 22nd annual show. When you attend the World of Wheels you will see many classic cars and trucks that you just don’t see anymore, and for some people these classics bring back memories of days gone by.

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Our show has become a community event with merchandise and food vendors, as well as a bouncy castle for the kids and live music all day. The whole community is also open for business with our boutique shops and great restaurants.

This year’s World of Wheels is from 11 am to 4 pm along Beach Avenue, with vehicles spanning eight city blocks. Come experience this amazing event for yourself on May 19, 2019.

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Where Your Safety is our Priority

The New Gladstone Trail to DISTRICT OF PEACHLAND / CROWN LAND

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Located high up on Princeton Mountain, this new trail offers stunning views of the lake and of the gorges that lay behind the mountain. The Gladstone loop is roughly 7 km long with a 300 m elevation gain, and an optional extension of 1km to see a rare 400-year-old pine.

The trail also takes you near an old mine site. Take Princeton Ave., turn right on Somerset Ave., then left on Gladstone Rd., and left again on Victoria St. The trailhead is at the corner of Victoria St. and Harrington Crescent.

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Fur Brigade Trail

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wrought by fire, as well as appreciate nature’s ability for rapid renewal.

From Hwy 97, take Hardy Street and follow it as it turns sharply left and becomes Thorne Road, a dirt road. Make another left turn onto Log Chute Road and follow this as it switches back and forth a few times.

Park safely on the side of the road at the trailhead, which is marked with a blue and white hiker symbol, as well as other Regional District markers. (If you get to the orchards, you’ve gone too far!) Remember to sign the Fur Brigade Guestbook, located 1km up the trail.)

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This trail was used by fur traders in centuries past to transport their pelts from Northern BC to the Columbia River. The currently opened section of this historic trail extends from the South end of Peachland to Summerland with the always epic Antlers Saddle Lookout.

The Peachland section of this linear park rises for about 4 km to the Peachland summit, with a 300m elevation gain. It is wide, well-maintained and wellmarked, but there can be occasional loose gravel. It is a great pet-friendly family hike that offers panoramic views of the lake from Kelowna to Naramata.

In addition, it goes through the site of the Mount Eneas fire of August 2018; hikers can witness first hand the ravages

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The trail head for Stairway to Heaven is off a cul de sac on Victoria St. and starts with a heart pounding 158 stairs, then a 1.5 km hike that is generally flat. There are many great viewpoints along this short hike. It's a great hike to get back in touch with nature when time is an issue.

Hardy Falls

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Park area from main entrance to Hwy 97 is open. Main trail to waterfall viewpoint is closed due to flood damage.

Hardy Falls Regional Park, named after Harry Hardy who was one of the first orchardists on the Westside, is a six hectare park located at the south end of Peachland. The flat walking trail follows the pristine Deep Creek leading to a picturesque waterfall. The shaded park is ideal in the hot summer months and is great for wildlife viewing – especially when Kokanee salmon return to spawn in the fall.

The trailhead is located on Hwy 97 S in Peachland at Hardy Street. Turn off the highway on Hardy Street and travel along to the parking lot.

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Did you know… September in the Okanagan brings spawning Kokanee salmon. Scores of landlocked Kokanee will travel upstream, returning by force of nature to their place of birth to lay eggs. During the spawning season, male and female salmon turn red, making them extremely visible in Deep Creek at Hardy Falls.

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Trepanier Creek Trail

in park boundaries unless otherwise designated. As always, help protect park vegetation and wildlife by using only designated trails. Leave only footprints and take only pictures.

The trailhead is accessible via Clements Crescent (off Hwy 97 at the IGA) in Peachland and is marked

by Regional District signage.

PHOTO: CHRIS KING

Trepanier Creek Regional Park covers 4.35 hectares, and is situated between the Okanagan Connector and Okanagan Lake in Peachland. It offers park visitors a natural forest trail bordering the canyon of Trepanier Creek.

Hiking and biking the trail system is the most popular activity within the park.

Ensure you have appropriate clothing, footwear and equipment for activities on the trails. It also features activities for the whole family including birding, wildlife viewing and botany.

Visitors will be able to explore through the Ponderosa Pine/Douglas Fir forest, meander about grasslands with rocky outcroppings and see visible remnants of the Trepanier Creek Dam. Please note that dogs must be kept on a leash on trails and pathways with-

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Pincushion Trail DISTRICT OF PEACHLAND / WESTBANK FIRST NATIONS / RDCO

Pincushion Mountain Trail is probably the most well-known hike in Peachland. Visitors from across the globe have taken their obligatory selfies and photos on the mountain’s majestic summit.

The hike begins with stairs, carries on with switchbacks and has several steep sections, so proper footwear and even walking sticks are highly recommended but there are three main look out points that allow you to rest before the summit.

These lookouts offer a brief glimpse into the highly anticipated panoramic views from the top; you might even see some deer, a garter snake or grouse.

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forget to sign your name in the guest book and take full advantage of a photo op with the Canadian flag; proof that you have officially become a Peachlander!

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The trail in spring can be hard to see if there is patchy snow still on the ground. In winter and spring, the trail will be slippery. In summer when the trail is dry the gravel is slippery. Be careful. The trail is well travelled and there are trail markers... either bits of pink ribbon or old red signs high up on trees. Stay on trail as much as possible. Be observant.

It's a totally worthwhile trek!

Bedford & Spring Lake Trails to

Travel time is approximately two hours round trip. It is a 2.5 km trek to the old hunting shelter; visitors will return the same way.

Hiking or ski poles are recommended and would be useful for this trail through Peachland’s winter wonderland.

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The Bedford Trails are named after Wes Bedford, Peachland’s long-term resident and local pharmacist.

Wes’s Trail is located approximately 1.5 km up the road from the Silver Lake driveway and is the perfect trail for snowshoeing. The trail head is marked with an orange sign that reads “Wes’s Trail.”

As you begin your trek, the trail will exit the bush at the powerline. From there you will go right, walk up and over the little hill. There you’ll see the trail continuing down to the left.

The trail will ascend with a series of switchbacks and is well marked with pink ribbon and some T’s painted on trees. Beginner hikers and snowshoers will be able to navigate easily.

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Wilson Lake–Ski & Snowshoe Trails

to CROWNLAND

The Wilson Lakes snowshoe and cross-country ski trails are part of the valuable bank of natural resources Peachland can proudly promote. These trails were popular during the late 1960s and early 1970s when the Peachland Ski Club existed. Today the trails are still maintained by a few and being explored and rediscovered by a growing number.

Signage is now at the trailhead of the Wilson Lakes loop. There is a 37 km trail system. Each trail head and junction is marked with colour-coded directional signs according to the ability required to ski it.

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trails, not groomed trails like Telemark or Nordic.

Know your physical abilities before heading out.

The Wilson Lake Loop is a 5 km beginner trail and Wilson Silver Trail is 8 km long and rated intermediate.

The trails are also shared with those choosing to snowshoe. Signage indicates trail courtesy and etiquette rules for snowshoeing and skiers, as well as safety tips.

Be prepared for a wilderness experience with knap-

sack, water bottle, snack, and layered clothing. There are no amenities, equipment rentals, refreshments or cell phone access.

To reach the trail, turn up Princeton Avenue from Hwy 97 in Peachland and follow the road beyond where it turns to gravel. At the fork go right following the signs to Silver Lake Camp. Pass the turn off to Silver Lake. At 1.5 km past the Silver Lake driveway is the entrance to Wes's Trail to Wilson Mountain. Drive further, about another 3.5 to 4 km to the Trailhead for Wilson Lake loops. Trail signage is at the trailhead, and not visible from the road, so watch for cars parked on the right hand side or watch for a clearing where power lines are visible. Walk in and cross the power line clearing to the trailhead.

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Delightful Dining in Peachland​

And whether you’re here during the bustling summer season, or during our more tranquil months, there’s no shortage of options.

Get your morning off to a great start with a handcrafted coffee from Bliss, one of the best spots in town to sip and reflect on the day ahead. Add a freshly-baked treat (their cookies are famous here) and your morning is made.

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From quick bites on the go, to long and leisurely meals punctuated by our renowned lakeside scenery, there’s something for every palate in Peachland.

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If sleeping in is more your thing, no worries!

There’s a variety of restaurants, bistros and patios open all along Beach Avenue, and they’re open for lunch and dinner. From the Waterfront Grill and Pizzeria, to Beach Ave Café, Ships Ahoy and relative newcomer 1st and Beach, there’s lots to explore. continued p. 27

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If you’ve just arrived in Peachland, the mall, just off Hwy 97, is a great spot if you’re craving an A&W burger or a Subway sandwich. And Peachland Sushi has all your favourites and some new things to try. Those who are more into pizza can grab a hometown favourite – Murray’s has a long history of feeding hungry families.

Join us forgreat food!

Everyone welcome, including visitors

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Fine dining is also an option. The Blind Angler is the closest to the water, and it’s well-known by locals and visitors alike.

Also popular is Gasthaus on the Lake Pub & Restaurant. The menu, of course is fantastic, but so is the ambience. Whether you arrive by car, by foot or by boat, you’ll immediately feel at home with the eclectic decor and welcoming service.

Daily Specials ~ Kitchen Open 7 Days a Week

Be sure to check out BC’s best Chinese (according to countless TripAdvisor reviews) at Dragon Lotus Restaurant. Their new location along the highway, just before Antler’s Beach, is bigger and popular as ever.

Let us clean up!

Are you full yet? There’s always more to discover in Peachland’s culinary scene!

Catering available ~ plus takeout ~

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Delightful Dining

WINERIES

Indulge, unwind & uncork Soak in the ambiance of the sun drenched hills of Peachland and beyond. The beauty of the vineyards and orchards surrounds you as you’re escorted through the doors of Wine Country. The Valley has 182 licenced wineries, many of which have onsite accommodations, award-winning restaurants and spectacular views. If you’re looking for Pinot Gris, Rose, Gewürztraminer or sparkling wines, you’ve come to the right place.

Right in Peachland, you will find authentic away from dozens of other wineries, breworganic European style wine at Hainle Vine- eries, cideries and distilleries throughout yards Estate Winery – the Okanagan’s most the Valley. historic winery and Canada’s first producer Visit Summerland’s Bottleneck Drive for a of certified organic ice wine. Their wines diverse variety of reds, whites, sparkling, are traditionally handcrafted using wine- and yes, even fruit wines. Sip your way making recipes from the mid 1800s. through the rolling hills, lush vineyards and Tantalize your taste buds with a glass of sparkling wine at Fitzpatrick Family Vineyards (9 km south), made with estate-grown grapes using the Traditional Method developed in the Champagne region of France. It can take them up to three years, sometimes longer, to release a vintage, but it’s worth the extra time.

Looking to expand your wine tasting adventures? We are a hop, skip and a jump

experience this award winning community’s exceptional hospitality.

Planning a wine tour and can’t find a designated driver? Napa North Wine Tours, based out of Peachland, offers fun and adventurous chauffeured explorations so that you can “sip back and relax” and travel safely with friends and family. Stop into the Peachland Visitor Centre to find out our staff’s favourite wineries to visit.

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Take your time on Summerland’s Bottleneck Drive WINERIES

Summerland’s Bottleneck Drive is a gem in the Okanagan Valley, with delights at every turn. Winding roads and rolling hills invite you to slow down and explore 20 boutique wineries, three cideries, one distillery and, a craft brewery.

Meet friendly craft beverage creators and knowledgeable staff while sampling award-winning products from Bottleneck Drive’s 25 tasting rooms. Unique experiences await and are easy to find as signs guide you along Bottleneck Drive. Many member locations offer comfortable, family and dog friendly picnic areas, while others also feature bistros.

In the spring, Summerland’s orchards are awash with blossoms. In the Fall, the warm air is fragrant with the smell of apples. Bottleneck Drive includes three traditional cideries, one brewery and a distillery; making vinegar to apple brandy and iced cider, which is reflective of Summerland’s strong agricultural heritage.

Summerland has a complex geological history, varied exposure and sub-climates.

Wineries offer diverse styles including award-winning sparkling wines, crisp whites

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and complex reds. Bottleneck Drive features several organic and natural wineries; don’t be surprised to see chickens roaming the vineyards as well as other earth-friendly practices in place.

Many of Bottleneck Drive’s wineries feature charming tasting rooms and modern architecture that is striking against a backdrop of lush green vineyards, open skies and the deep blue waters of Lake Okanagan.

Summerland’s quaint Town Centre features shops, artisans, and cafes. Watch for special Bottleneck Drive events including the Grand Sommelier Express (June 2019) and the annual ‘Light Up the Vines’ celebration (Nov/ Dec 2019). Check the website for more information.

Stop by any of our tasting rooms or the Visitor’s Centre for a map of Bottleneck Drive.

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4. Giant Head Estate Winery

6807 Highway 97 250.494.1783 | 8th generation.com

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2. Dirty Laundry Vineyard

5. Lunessence Winery & Vineyard

7311 Fiske Street 250.494.8815 | dirtylaundry.ca

5716 Gartrell Rd 778.516.3131 | lunessencewinery.com

3. Fitzpatrick Family Vineyards

6. Savard Vines

697 Hwy 97S 250.767.2768 | fitzwine.com

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Harvest Times Grapes, Raspberries, Strawberries JUNE to SEPTEMBER Cherries JUNE to AUGUST Blueberries, Peaches, Apricots JULY to AUGUST Nectarines JULY to SEPTEMBER Watermelons, Apples AUGUST to OCTOBER Pears, Plums AUGUST to SEPTEMBER

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LOCAL FRUIT STANDS & FARMS

Stop in & say hello!

Peachland Wellness Centre The Peachland Wellness Centre connects people, builds relationships, offers support, provides education programs, and delivers information, referral and outreach services.

The Peachland View is a free community newspaper— distributed each Friday to every home and business in Peachland.

Visitors can subscribe for just $70 plus taxes per year.

Every house ~ Every business ~ Every week

The Centre values volunteers and collaborates with other community members, organizations and the District of Peachland.

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Peachland Resource Guide provided by The Peachland Wellness Centre

Where Can I Call for Help?

Emergency

Police, Fire, Ambulance

911

Crisis Line

24/7 phone crisis intervention service

1-888-353-2273

Peachland Wellness Centre

9am – 3pm, Monday - Friday

250-767-0141

Community Policing

Seniors Contact; Concerns about safety in your neighbourhood 1pm – 4pm, Monday - Friday

250-767-2623

Mental Health – Walk In Services (Kelowna)

2nd Floor, 505 Doyle Avenue Access: 9am – 12pm, Mon – Fri Counselling: 9am – 11:30am, M/W/F

& 1pm – 3pm, T/Th

250-868-7788

Resource & Referral Services Public Health Centre - IHA

160-2300 Carrington Rd, West Kelowna

250-980-5150

Where Can I Get Medical Attention?

Beach Avenue Medical Clinic

5848-D Beach Ave. 9am – 5pm, Monday – Friday 9am – 1pm Saturday

250-767-3432

Peachland Pharmacy

5848 Beach Ave. 9am – 6pm, Monday – Friday 9am – 5pm, Saturday

250-767-2611

Okanagan Pharmacy

#24 5500 Clements Crescent 9am – 6pm, Monday – Friday 10am – 4pm, Sat; 10am – 2pm, Sun

250-767-2911

Interior Health Authority

Home & Community Care

250-980-1400

Where Can I Get Food?

IGA

5500 Clements Crescent, Peachland

250-767-9110

Sunnyside Market

5854 Beach Avenue

250-767-2361

Peachland Foodbank

Assists local individuals & families 2nd Saturday of each month 9:30am – 11:30am

250-767-3312

Peachland Wellness Centre

Programs & Services • Resources & Referrals 9am – 3pm, Monday - Friday

250-767-0141

How Can I Access Transportation?

BC Transit

Service approximately every hour from 6:14am – 11pm. Details for Route 22 Peachland: bctransit. com/Kelowna

250-860-8121

Peachland Wellness Centre

Transportation Program 9am – 3pm, Monday - Friday

250-767-0141

Peachland Taxi

Service within Peachland and around BC. peachlandtaxi.com

1-844-732-2452

Where Can I Find Gently Used Clothing, Shoes or a Coat?

United Church Bargain Bin

4421 4th Street 9:30am – 3pm, Thursday – Saturday

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Peachland Resource Guide

sponsored by Rose Valley Veterinary Hospital

Where is the Nearest Pet Supplies Store?

Bosley’s

#50-5500 Clements Ave, Peachland

250-767-0121

Buckerfields

2565 Main Street, Westbank

250-768-8870

Where Can I Find a Veterinarian?

Rose Valley Veterinary Hospital

West Kelowna

250-769-9109

Where Can I shop for Bathing Suits and Beach Clothing?

The Lanai

104-4200 Beach Avenue

250-767-2442

On Beach Boutique & Gifts

5884B Beach Avenue

250-767-3399

Chico’s Paradise

5834 Beach Avenue

250-767-6666

Where Can I Get Sunglasses, Beach Toys, Camping Supplies?

Peachland Dollar Store

#54-5500 Clements Crescent

250-767-6674

Ace Hardware

5836 Beach Ave

250-767-9220

I Need Help with Accessing Other Programs & Services Peachland Wellness Centre

Resource & Referral Services 9am – 3pm, Monday - Friday

250-767-0141

Okanagan Boys & Girls Club – Peachland

Preschool, after school, and summer programs

250-767-2515

Royal Canadian Legion

Resource Centre for Veterans

250-767-9100

Where Can I Get Medical Supplies and Sunscreen?

Peachland Pharmacy

5848 Beach Avenue, Peachland

250-767-2611

Remedy RX

5500 Clements Crescent #24, Peachland

250-767-2911

Where Can I Rent Sporting Equipment?

Motorcycles./Scooters

McScoots, Kelowna

250-763-4668

ATV’s

Okanagan ATV Tours, Peachland

250-717-0733

Motorboats

Dockside Marine, Peachland

250-767-6364

Paddleboards, bicycles

Peachland Beach Rentals

778-583-4007

Diving/Snorkelling Eqpt.

Serpent Aquatics

250-768-3335

Where Can I Rent Cars, U-Hauls, RVs? Cars

Enterprise West Kelowna

250-769-6260

U-Hauls

U-Haul, West Kelowna

778-741-0141

RV Rental

Okanagan RV Rentals, West Kelowna

250-769-8562

Where Can I Go on a Trail or Train Ride?

Trail Riding

Peachland Riding Club

250-718-2761

Train Ride

Kettle Valley Steam Railway, Summerland

1-877-494-8424

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Dog Walking Made Easy Tips & tricks brought to you by Bosley’s Peachland

Stay Hydrated - Always carry water for you and your furry friend. Clip-on water bottles and collapsible bowls are available in-store to make it easy to keep you both hydrated.

Be Bear Aware - Watch out for other furry, four-legged creatures. Stay safe and carry a bear bell or spray especially if you are hiking alone in the woods.

Get Tick Smart - Be vigilant about checking for ticks on yourself and on your dog. Tick prevention and treatment solutions are available in-store.

Functionable and Fashionable - Keep your pup warm in winter with cozy jackets and boots or cool in summer with cooling vests or bandanas. These, along with dog life jackets, are available in-store, at Bosley’s.

Who’s a good dog? - Treats and toys are key to ensuring your dog has the best walk ever!

CAT ONLY BOARDING FACILITY

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HOURS & SERVICES

8:00 am to 5:30 pm | sat: 10:00 am to 3:00 pm

Orthopaedic Surgeries • Veterinary Medical & Surgical Services Vaccinations & Examinations • Veterinary Pharmacy Onsite Ultrasound, Lab & X-Rays Endoscopy Exams • Laser Treatments

250-769-9109 ALSO FOR EMERGENCIES

112-2476 Westlake Rd, West Kelowna V1Z 2V2 www.kelownavet.ca

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SHOPPING

Take me

Shopping ... and I am your s 1

Specialist in

Jewellery Manufacture & Repair Insurance Claim & Appraisals Custom Designs & Engraving Time Piece Servicing

Women’s Clothing & Accessories for every lifestyle.

The Diamond Leader

www.jkschmidt.ca

250.768.7353

The Lanai is open 7 days per week.

4200 BEACH AVENUE, PEACHLAND BC

Toll Free: 1.800.406.3666

WWW.THELANAI.CA

2477 Main St. Westbank, V4T 1K5

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Women’s Apparel • Gifts • Purses • Scarves T: 250.767.3399 • C: 250.212.5600

5884 B Beach Avenue, Peachland, BC V0H 1X7 Peachland

onbeach@shaw.ca

MON - SAT 9am - 5:30pm

Also open Sundays 12 - 5

5836 Beach Ave., Peachland 250-767-9220

Support your local Peachland Businesses

Come in and see our great selection!

• Peachland Souvenirs • Floating Water Toys • Beach Toys • T-Shirts • Beach Footwear

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• Water Shoes • Fishing Bait & Gear • Hardware supplies • and we cut Keys!

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Peachland Liquor Store Located on Highway 97 • Peachland Centre Mall

SHOPPING

Offering a great selection of cold beer, coolers, ciders, and Okanagan wines as well as your favorite spirits and liquors

Open 10am - 11 pm every day Summer Hours

(May Long Weekend-September Labour Day Weekend)

open at 9am Thursday - Sunday

250.767.1958

For over 50 years, Bylands has stood for quality, selection, family and community.

Come see what’s beautiful.

Save up to 20% with our Club Card!

1600 Bylands Rd, Hwy. 97 South, West Kelowna bylandsgardencentre.com

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Depending on the size of your group, your personal preference, and your budget, you have a number of accommodation options to choose from. Peachland offers a variety of vacation rentals, a resort (Davis Cove), a campsite (Todd’s RV), and a number of bed and breakfasts. See ads, info, and listings on p. 38-43.

In addition, you can choose from several hotels, motels and campgrounds that are roughly a 15 minute drive from Peachland, south to Summerland or north to West Kelowna.

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Summerland Campgrounds Okanagan Lake Provincial Park South and North Peach Orchard Campsite Summerland Beach RV & Campground

PETS WELCOME

NUMBER OF UNITS

HOT TUB/POOL

Summerland Hotels Rosedale Motel Waterfront Resort Summerland Motel

CHILDREN WELCOME

West Kelowna Hotels Holiday Inn Best Western Super 8 The Cove Resort

PROVINCIAL

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125-500

BOAT LAUNCH

SHOWERS

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PETS WELCOME

Davis Cove (ad p. 40) 3701 Beach Ave 250-767-2355 www.daviscove.com

HOT TUB/POOL

ACCOMMODATIONS

Choose the Option that Suits You Best!

$ DAILY RATE

CAM P G RO UNDS Todd’s RV & Camping (ad p. 39) 3976 Beach Ave 250-767-6644 TF: 1-866-255-6864 www.toddsrv.com

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Todd’s Tent Town: Established 1956

Todd’s has grown from a note pad by the phone for taking reservations, to having business lines, email and a computerized camp reservation system. Our camping season now runs from March to November, booking over 11,000 camper nights each year.

Over the years we have had wonderful, friendly staff to serve our guests. In the 1980’s, Graham and Kelly Todd stepped in to relieve Jean and Jeff. Renovations and improvements were made to accommodate the growing RV clientele. Later we changed our name to Todd’s RV & Camping.

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In the Spring of 1956 Jean and Jeff Todd opened their hearts and land to create a campground for travelers, friends and families to make memories. Many visitors to Todd’s later became residents of Peachland.

The Todd family has enjoyed watching camper families grow from generation to generation as well as develop new friendships with people from around the world. Jean and Jeff would be proud to see Todd’s is still the magical place where love blooms, children play, multiple generations holiday together, and where friendships and marriages are still being made. Todd’s truly is, “Where you really wanna be...”

Thank you campers from near and far, from first time adventurers to returning old hands for making Todd’s your vacation destination.

Hosting Visitors to Peachland for 63 years!

Where You Really Wanna Be! The Best Location for an Authentic Okanagan Experience

Full RV Hookup • 30 & 50 Amp • Cable TV • Hot Showers • WiFi Beach Volleyball • Opposite Beach • Family Campground OPENS MARCH 30, 2019 • CLOSES OCTOBER 20, 2019 3976 Beach Ave., Peachland • 4 Km South of the Coquihalla Connector

250-767-6644 • Toll Free: 1-866-255-6864 • toddsrv.com

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ACCOMMODATIONS

Davis Cove

Peachland’s Iconic Beachfront Resort

Peachland’s iconic beachfront accommodation, located in the heart of the Okanagan’s rich fruit and wine valley, Davis Cove resides at the north end of Peachland, 1/2 km off Hwy 97 and 2 km south of the Okanagan Connector. A few minutes drive to West Kelowna and 30 minutes south to Penticton, Davis Cove Resort is conveniently located yet peacefully removed from it all.

are located in the quaint town of Peachland just a short ride or walk away.

Local points of interest include wineries, golf courses and tennis courts, Peachland’s Swim Bay, horseback riding, in-season fruit picking, boat rentals and back country hiking and adventures. Indoor recreational facilities are located nearby.

Davis Cove Resort offers 15 cozy cottages for daily and weekly stays depending on the season. It’s a great place for group gatherings, reunions and weddings! Guests return year after year to enjoy the private sandy beach, large treed grassy area with toddler playground, docks, boat moorage, picnic gazebo on the deck, laundromat and ice on site. Shopping facilities and a flavourful offering of cafés and restaurants

Each air conditioned cottage is selfcontained and fully equipped. Each with its own unique view of Lake Okanagan and private balcony and sun deck with BBQ.

Reasonable off-season rates are available following the September Labour Day long weekend to the following June. Davis Cove Resort offers a wide range of cottages and rates to suit all tastes and budgets.

DAVIS Cove

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WATERFRONT RESORT

Okanagan Valley, BC, Canada

250 767 2355

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PRIVATE BATHROOM

LONG TERM

SUMMER - WEEKLY

WINTER - MONTHLY

$ RATE

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150-200 per night

VACAT I O N R E N TA L S Beach Avenue Rentals (ad below) 4244 Beach Avenue 250-718-4336

Ginger’s on Renfrew 6447 Renfrew Rd 250-767-6060

Kiwi’s Place 4036 San Clemente Ave 250-767-3180 sfmendoza48@gmail.com

Lakehouse 4231 Ponderosa Drive 778-479-4194

2 suites with 2 beds in each

2 bdr, Full kitchen, Living, Bath

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1 bedroom + 1 pull out couch, √ kitchen, dining and living area

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250 +50 per extra person per night 110-140 per night 750-950 per week

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200-225 per night

Mueller Haus Teresa Mueller 403-819-4029 muellerthome@gmail.com

Panoramic View Guest Suites 6112 Seymoure Ave 250-767-6723 or 604-315-9547 travisshome@shaw.ca

Peachland Lake View Vacation Suite 6093 Gummow Rd 250-767-9526 peachlandsuite@yahoo.ca

The Lakeview Getaway 6094 Jackson Cresc 250-425-1181 hkoene@shaw.ca

2 bdr, 2 bath, kitchenette, dining ask & living area, deck, barbecue 1 bedroom King bed, small pull out couch, 1 bathroom, full kitchen, laundry

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2 bdr, Full kitchen, Living, Bath, Laundry

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200-325 per night

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300 per night 150 per night; 135 Oct-May;

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$15/xtra pers

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150-225 per night

Come stay on Beach Avenue LICENSED ACCOMMODATIONS

Your Hosts Kim and Tony De Bonis

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ACCOMMODATIONS

PRIVATE ENTRANCE

PETS WELCOME

HOT TUB/POOL

CHILDREN WELCOME

NUMBER OF ROOMS

CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

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ask

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YEAR ROUND

LONG-TERM

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FULL BREAKFAST

PRIVATE BATHROOM

PETS WELCOME

HOT TUB/POOL

CHILDREN WELCOME

PRIVATE ENTRANCE

$ RATE RANGE

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195

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180-200

BE D & B R E A K FAST At The Top Of The Hill (ad p. 43) 5162 Morrison Cres P: 250-767-9521 www.atthetopofthehill.ca

TWO: 1 King; 1 Queen; Common room with kitchenette

Blathanna B&B

ONE: 1 Queen, private patio, Lake view, tv, √ cable, washer, dryer, full kitchen

5995 Victoria Street P: 250-212-4402 E: Blathannabandb@hotmail.com

Heartstone B&B 6502 Bulyea Ave P: 778-479-7900 E: heartstonebb@gmail.com

Peachland Eagles Nest B&B (ad p. 43) 5816 Brown Place P: 604-786-9908 E: murray@1eaglesnest.ca www.1eaglesnest.ca

Pineacre on the Lake 7220 Highway 97 South P: 778-479-0088 E: info@pineacreonthelake.com

TWO: 1 King; 1 Queen; shared ask living space with kitchenette TWO SUITES: #1 has 1 King, 2 Queen, 2 baths, full kitchen; 12+ #2 has 2 Queen, 1 bath, full kitchen 3 SUITES: all with kitchenette, 12+ private patio, lake view and lake access

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195-235

PHOTO: ELAINE MCKAY

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NUMBER OF ROOMS

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Dave & Betty Van Straten vanstraten@shaw.ca

...our boutique B&B awaits you.

250.767.9521

www.atthetopofthehill.ca

a place to fall in love, relax, think or plan

PHOTO: ELAINE MCKAY

Enjoy your private covered deck and breathe in the fresh lake air.

The lake view and the magical moonlight skimming the water will captivate you.

604-786-9908

murray@1eaglesnest.ca www.1eaglesnest.ca 5816 Brown Place, Peachland, BC

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Experience one of the Okanagan’s most enjoyable yet challenging golf courses

Everyone Welcome!

Visit our website for daily fee rates, course flyover, membership offers and directions

www.summerlandgolf.com • 2405 Mountain Avenue • 250.494.9554

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Where the world stops to breathe...

Looking for a GREAT Real Estate Agent?

KATHY YORK Personal Real Estate Corporation

250.870.1810 Locally Born & Raised www.kathyyork.ca Tracey

Bobbi

with Tracey Boorman, unlicensed consultant

Cell: 250.864.6426 | Fax: 250.768.2626 Toll Free: 1.800.367.3339 info@bobbihora.com BOBBIHORA.COM 103-2205 Louie Drive, West Kelowna, BC V4T 3C3 Each office independently owned and operated

office fax

250.762.9979 250.762.9972

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“Just Give Us A Call & We’ll Do It All”

250-718-2761 chevy@royallepage.ca

Serving Peachland and surrounding areas!

• Local and Long Distance • Reliable Estimates • Professional Packing Service • Licensed and Insured Serving Peachland ~ Summerland Penticton ~ South Okanagan

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Visit the only winery in Peachland

~ authentic European winery ~

HAINLE VINEYARDS ESTATE WINERY

•Rated top 1% on Vivino

•100% certified organic vineyards and winery

•25% off for Royal Wine Club Members (visit our website)

•Open April to October daily from 11 am to 5 pm

250.767.2525 5355 Trepanier Bench Road, Peachland BC, Canada, VOH 1X2 Email: sales@hainle.com | website: www.hainle.com