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Osoyoos - Come Play & Stay!

Osoyoos is a special place with very special people and home to Canada’s Warmest Welcome!

Inhale the rich fragrance of pink and white blossoming orchards that infuse Osoyoos a perfect pairing for our Spring Wine Festival! Sip award winning wines from one of our many vineyards paired with delicious local fare for a memorable dining experience. Savour the chin dripping fresh bounty of our orchards. Splash, swim, ski, wakeboard, paddle, sail or fish in Canada’s warmest freshwater lake, Lake Osoyoos! Discover our beautiful art, rich history and First Nations culture. Explore our arid eco-system, our many attractions and our numerous hiking/biking trails. Stroll along our lakeside walkways or build sand castles on our pristine sandy beaches. Shop Osoyoos for the unique and/or the practical! Pamper yourself with a relaxing spa treatment. Challenge yourself on one of our championship golf courses, mountain adventure tours or on the ski slopes of nearby Mount Baldy! Dance the night away at one of our community street dances! Be star struck with our night sky or awe-struck by our July 1st Fireworks on the water! Sleep like a baby after your "Osoyoos Experience" at one of our many campsites, B & B’s, motels, hotels or world-class resorts.

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Jan 5, 2012 — A Sparkling Affair

Press Releases

Jan 11, 2012 — 5th Annual Winemaker's Cup

Walnut Beach Resort, Mt. Baldy Ski Resort, Cellar-Tek and Black Hills are pleased to announce that the 5^th Annual Winemakers Cup is taking place this upcoming March.

Jan 11, 2012 — Empower and Inspire Workshop Series

'Breaking out of the Box' - January 12th and 'Learn the Tools to Create Financial Freedom' - January 19th.

Jan 9, 2012 — RFP for Contractor "Groups Sales" Specialist

Contractor opporunity for "Groups Sales" Specialist. Close date is January 20, 2012.

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Osoyoos BC is the southern most community of Canada’s Okanagan Valley and is located at the junction of highway #3 and highway #97, just a few kilometres north of the Washington State border.