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Cruising and Staying in the Okanagan

There are many areas to explore by boat in the region, and the marinas are a great place to kick-start your adventure. Here are just a few to check out for your next on-water get-away.

by Steve Fennell

May 28, 2020

Downtown Marina Kelowna

The grounds and waterfront at the downtown marina kelowna.

Words by Steve Fennell

Shelter Bay Marina in West Kelowna.

Kelowna’s waterfront is a hub of activity and one of the central points on Okanagan Lake. Downtown Marina Kelowna, as its name applies, is located right in the heart of the waterfront, and it’s pretty hard to miss – from the land or water. Dozens of slips line its property and with many transient docking options available, it’s well-suited for all types of out-of-town boaters.

For instance, this one-stop marina offers a marine store, boat launch, 91 octane, water, shorepower and Wi-Fi with reasonable mooring rates. Although slip fees may be diverse, expect to pay $5 CAD per half-hour, $10 CAD per hour, and $5 CAD after every hour. Or, why not stay longer? Nightly rates are $3.10 per foot and weekly rates are determined at the time of booking (and yes, it’s wise to book in advance during peak season). Even though staying on your boat overnight is not permitted, the marina is located near many popular hotels. There’s also 24-hour security. Cruise for the day, chill at your slip, then stroll downtown or take a cab to your hotel later in the evening – it can get pretty convenient here.

Another key highlight is the many boat rental opportunities to explore Okanagan Lake – whether you’re a seasoned boater or first-timer. Rentals range from modern bowriders, pontoons and wakesurf/tow boats to PWC’s from many popular manufacturers. Hourly, daily and weekly rates are available. If you have a boat in tow but didn’t have the space to haul your kayak or SUP, you can rent those as well.

Nonetheless, if you’re just curious about the boating lifestyle or want to cruise the lake for a few hours, narrated boat guided tours are offered with a range of packages.

Contact: Downtown Marina Kelowna, 210 Bernard Avenue, Kelowna, (250) 763-5599 www.kelownadowntownmarina.com

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Shelter Bay Marina

Located in West Kelowna, Shelter Bay is another full-service facility with a series of transient moorage options. So, when you visit with your boat in tow, Shelter Bay is an ideal option to use as a home base and explore all the on-water attractions. Fish, ski, leisurely cruise, or take off to an anchorage, it’s is ideally situated between Peachland, Summerland and Penticton to the south and scenic Lake Country and Vernon to the north – with several places in between to discover.

Daily and weekly moorage options are available for boats up to 23 feet with fees ranging from $50 per day to $250 per week (for a two-week maximum). Of course, seasonal rates are also available. Once here however, the onsite boat launch is ideal for day use or if you’re staying longer there are many amenities. Additionally, if mechanical and boat repairs are needed, its service bay is open throughout the season while the parts store has pretty much everything you’ll require. There’s also an on-site retail store for all your boating/wakeboarding needs.

An easily-accessibly gas dock is on site and all-new for 2020 is the addition of a 150-foot break wall while its main break wall has been removed to provide a cleaner appearance and easier access throughout the marina. Full security, deep drafts, convenient parking, plus shopping and nearby services in West Kelowna are other benefits of staying at Shelter Bay.

Contact: 2025 Campbell Road, West Kelowna, (250) 769 0571 www.shelterbaykelowna.com

Penticton Yacht Club and Marina

Despite its moniker, the Penticton Yacht Club and Marina – located at the south end of Okanagan Lake – allows transient docking for visiting boaters with access to many of its services. Whether you’re arriving by water from another area of the lake or with a boat in tow, there’s a launch ramp, convenient parking for your tow vehicle and trailer, plus reasonable moorage rates, which range from $40 per day (for boats less than 26 feet), $50 per day (for boats more than 26 feet) and from $240 for seven days. Shorepower is included.

When it comes to boating in and around Penticton, the marina is a gateway to a series of popular anchorages and beaches. If you’re craving to bask in the sun on a sand beach, you’ll want to anchor just off Three Mile Beach, which actually consists of two beaches (one of for swimming and the other for day-moorage), or Okanagan Lake Park Beach and Marina Way Beach. Or, navigate further north to other areas of Okanagan Lake.

After a day on the water, relax with a cold beverage and enjoy any one of the menu items at the on-site Rusty’s Pub. Or, perhaps take a quick walk to Penticton’s many nearby restaurants. Shopping, the seasonal farmer’s market, as well as a series of hotels and resorts are also conveniently located to and from the marina. Remember, as Penticton and the marina are busy come peak season, slip and hotel reservations are highly recommended.

Contact: 293 Marina Way Penticton, 250-770-2000 , www.pycmarina.com

The relaxing atmosphere at Skaha Lake Marina.

Skaha lake marina.

Okanagan Lake isn’t the only body of water in the area to offer marinas, anchorages, wide open cruising, fishing and many water-based activities. Located on the south side of Penticton is Skaha Lake Marina on Skaha Lake, a popular destination that’s known to offer excellent summer excitement and sand beaches.

Under new ownership as of 2019 and open April 1 to Oct 15, Skaha Lake Marina has 90 slips for long and short-term boaters, which accommodate pontoons, runabouts, and aluminum fishing boats. It’s also an ideal launching area not only for your boat, but for SUP’s and kayaks as well. Boat, PWC, and kayak rentals are also available.

A full-service facility, the marina offers engine repairs including maintenance or tune-ups, and if you need a quick fix for your canvas, upholstery or other needs, experts are on hand to offer assistance and advice. What’s more convenient is trailer/tow vehicle parking is on-site.

Following a day on the water, make your way to the many dining options that are all within an easy driving distance to and from the marina. You can also stay close to your slip and visit the on-site NautiDog Café, an ideal place for breakfast and lunch.

What’s nice about Skaha Lake Marina is it’s in the centre of local wineries and attractions, as well as many RV parks with waterfront sites and even more amenities.

Contact: 3895 Lakeside Rd, Penticton, (250) 770-0747 ,  www.skahamarina.com

Kelowna Yacht Club

The spacious slips and facility at the kelowna yacht club..

Like the other yacht clubs on Okanagan Lake, including those in Summerland, Vernon, and Peachland, the long-standing Kelowna Yacht Club offers reciprocal moorage and visiting options for existing members from yacht clubs throughout B.C. and beyond.

In fact, according to the yacht club, members visit from across Canada, the U.S. and around the world to enjoy the grounds, Member’s Lounge, the many amenities, and take part in the wide variety of events all year. Of course, reciprocal mooring is also common. However, it’s important to know that three-day’s notice before arrival is required, slips are available on a first-come, first serve basis, and the transient docks can accommodate boats ranging from 5 to 16 m (17 to 53 ft).

The basin, located in the heart of downtown Kelowna, is next to the City of Kelowna Boat Launch for easy access to the docks and whether you’re coming in or going out, fuel is available at the gas dock at the Downtown Marina Kelowna. Once secured in a slip, you’ll appreciate the spacious, well-maintained and secured dock area and expansive, inviting grounds, which reflect its Clean Marine BC Eco-Certification. Kayak and SUP rentals are also available while dock hands, water, shorepower, pump-out stations, Wi-Fi, even dock storage is at your disposal.

The main club house and Member Lounge are great places to enjoy an inviting beverage or meal while overlooking the beautiful lake – either on or off its expansive waterfront deck. Another dining option is the Cactus Club Café (yacht club location) to further enjoy an evening out.

If you’re looking for more action, downtown Kelowna has many resorts, hotels, trendy retreats, shopping and dining experiences, which are all in close proximity of the yacht club.

Contact: 1370 Water Street, Kelowna, 250-762-3310 , www.kelownayachtclub.com

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Boat Moorage in the Heart of Kelowna

Have you ever wanted to hop off your boat and step directly into the action of downtown Kelowna? Well, now you can!

We created our boat slips with exactly that in mind. Then we created three different moorage options for boaters looking for a convenient location, awesome security, and an affordable price.

• 5 x 22' boat slips
• 39 x 26' boat slips
• 20 x 32' boat slips
• 4 x 40'-8'' boat slips
• 49° 53.1' N, 119° 29.6' W ( Google Map )
• Marine fuel and sani facilities
• Length max: 42' including swim platform

Moorage Rates

Short term / tie up rates south side of main dock.

Want to head into downtown Kelowna for a few hours but don’t want to deal with road traffic or finding parking? Leave the car and take your boat! Simply park your boat at our conveniently located marina and step off into downtown.

Our hourly moorage spots are perfect for boaters looking to spend a few hours on shore. When you arrive at our dock, just tie up in one of the hourly spots, grab your ticket from our parking meter, and place it face-up on your dash. Leave the water behind, the land awaits!

*hourly moorage is offered on a first-come, first-served basis. No advance reservations accepted.

Drop-off zone, no tie-up Free

30 min or less $5, each hour (after first hour) $5/hr, nightly & weekly rates any slip.

Our slips are available for one night or fourteen - making it a perfect option if you are staying overnight in Kelowna. And don’t worry—your boat will be well taken care of while it’s parked at our dock. At Downtown Marina, we employ an onsite security guard that takes care of the boats around the clock.

Overnight moorage slips require a reservation so we can make sure the slip is ready for you upon your arrival.

Just one hitch: you can’t spend the night on your boat. As much as the gently swaying motion would make an excellent space to sleep, only your boat is allowed to sleep over.

Nightly $3.50 per lineal foot boat length

Weekly quoted at time of booking.

Call to Reserve: 250-763-5599

Seasonal Moorage

Need Seasonal Moorage? Keep your boat at your toe-tips the whole season. No hitches and boat launches for you - just summer living as easy and breezy as it was meant to be.

NOTE: 2023 Waitlist is currently full.

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Things To Do In Kelowna

Discovering Kelowna, BC: Things To Do

Nestled in the heart of British Columbia’s stunning Okanagan Valley, Kelowna is a vibrant city with a delightful mix of urban sophistication and natural beauty. Whether you’re a wine connoisseur, an outdoor enthusiast, or someone looking to soak up cultural experiences, Kelowna has something for everyone. Here’s a curated list of the top things to do in Kelowna to ensure your unforgettable visit.

Explore the Wineries

Kelowna is renowned for its world-class wineries and vineyards, making wine tours a must-do activity. The region is part of the Okanagan Valley, one of Canada’s premier wine-producing areas. With over 40 wineries in and around Kelowna, visitors can enjoy guided tours, wine tastings, and breathtaking views of the vineyards. Make sure to catch iconic wineries like Mission Hill Family Estate and Quails’ Gate, both known for their award-winning wines and stunning architecture.

Visit Kelowna’s Cultural District

The heart of Kelowna’s cultural scene is its vibrant Cultural District. Once the center of the fruit-packing industry, this area has been transformed into a bustling hub of art galleries, museums, theatres, and public art installations. The Kelowna Art Gallery and the Rotary Centre for the Arts are standout attractions, offering a glimpse into the local and national art scene. The district also hosts various cultural events and festivals throughout the year, making it a lively visitor spot.

Enjoy the Great Outdoors

Kelowna’s natural landscape is a playground for outdoor enthusiasts. From the serene waters of Okanagan Lake to the picturesque trails of Knox Mountain Park, there are endless opportunities for adventure. Rent a kayak or paddleboard to explore the lake, or hike up Knox Mountain for panoramic views of the city and lake. For those looking for a more relaxed experience, Kelowna’s beaches offer the perfect setting for sunbathing and swimming.

Stroll Along the Waterfront Boardwalk

One of Kelowna’s most enjoyable activities is a stroll along the Waterfront Boardwalk. Stretching along the shores of Okanagan Lake, the boardwalk is lined with parks, beaches, and outdoor art. Enjoy the stunning lake views, relax in one of the waterfront parks, or enjoy a meal at one of the many lakeside restaurants and cafes.

Indulge in the Culinary Scene

Kelowna’s culinary scene is as diverse as its landscape, focusing on farm-to-table dining and locally sourced ingredients. The city boasts various restaurants, cafes, and bistros that cater to all tastes. For a unique experience, visit one of the many orchards and farms offering fresh produce, or check out the Kelowna Farmers’ and Crafters’ Market to sample local delicacies.

Experience Kelowna’s Nightlife

After the sun sets, Kelowna’s nightlife comes alive with a range of options for entertainment. There’s something for everyone, from cozy wine bars and craft breweries to lively clubs and music venues. Enjoy a local craft beer, catch a live band, or dance the night in downtown Kelowna.

Attend a Festival

Kelowna hosts numerous festivals and events annually, celebrating everything from wine and food to music and sports. Some highlights include the Kelowna Wine Country Half Marathon, the Okanagan Wine Festival , and the Center of Gravity Festival. These events are a great way to experience the local culture and community spirit.

Culinary Delights

Kelowna, offers a rich tapestry of experiences that cater to all interests and ages. From its stunning natural beauty and outdoor activities to its thriving cultural scene and culinary delights, Kelowna is a destination that promises memorable adventures. Whether you’re visiting for a weekend getaway or a more extended vacation, Kelowna will captivate your heart and leave you longing to return.

West Kelowna Lifestyle Water Sports

The Dynamic World of Water Sports in West Kelowna

Nestled amidst the stunning landscapes of British Columbia, West Kelowna emerges as a hidden gem for aquatic adventurers. Here, the sparkling expanse of Okanagan Lake serves as a playground for water sports enthusiasts. From the adrenaline rush of wakeboarding to the serene glide of paddleboarding, this lake offers a diverse range of activities that cater to every level of expertise. In this article, we dive into the heart of West Kelowna’s vibrant water sports scene, exploring the thrilling experiences and community spirit that make Okanagan Lake a must-visit destination for anyone seeking adventure on the water.

 The Heart of West Kelowna’s Water Sports: Okanagan Lake

Okanagan Lake, stretching over 135 kilometres, is more than just a body of water; it’s the pulsating heart of West Kelowna’s water sports culture. Its crystal-clear waters, bordered by picturesque vineyards and rolling hills, provide a breathtaking backdrop for many aquatic adventures. Historically, this lake has been a central hub for local communities, initially serving as a fishing and gathering spot for indigenous peoples. Today, it has transformed into a water sports haven, drawing enthusiasts from across the globe. The lake’s unique wind patterns and calm waters create perfect conditions for sports like sailing and windsurfing. At the same time, its expansive size allows for thrilling activities such as jet skiing and power boating. The community’s passion for water sports is palpable, evident in the laughter and splashes that resonate across the lake, binding locals and visitors in their shared love for aquatic thrills.

 A Spectrum of Water Sports Adventures

West Kelowna’s Okanagan Lake is a treasure trove of water sports, offering an exhilarating spectrum that caters to thrill-seekers and tranquility-lovers alike. Wakeboarding enthusiasts revel in the lake’s smooth surface, creating the perfect canvas for daring jumps and tricks. In contrast, the serene kayaker finds solace in the lake’s secluded coves, paddling amidst nature’s tranquillity. For those seeking balance and core strength challenges, stand-up paddleboarding offers an engaging way to explore the lake’s expansive beauty. Water skiing here isn’t just a sport; it’s a tradition, with families passing down skills and secrets through generations. These varied activities offer diverse experiences and foster community among participants. Whether you’re skimming the surface on a wakeboard or exploring hidden inlets by kayak, Okanagan Lake promises an unforgettable water sports adventure that resonates with every splash and stroke.

Local Legends and Stories

The water sports scene in West Kelowna is rich with local legends and captivating tales that weave through the waves of Okanagan Lake. These stories are not just about the sports but about the people who have become part of the lake’s lore. There’s the tale of a seasoned windsurfer who, despite his age, can still be seen expertly gliding across the lake, inspiring awe and admiration. Or the friends who started as novice paddleboarders and now organize annual community races, fostering a spirit of camaraderie and friendly competition. These narratives highlight not just the skill and thrill of the sports but also the close-knit community that has grown around them. Whether of triumph or friendly rivalry, each story adds to the tapestry of experiences that make water sports on Okanagan Lake an integral part of local culture.

 Safety First: Navigating Water Sports with Care

Safety reigns supreme in the exhilarating world of water sports at Okanagan Lake. West Kelowna’s commitment to ensuring a secure environment for all water-based activities is paramount. Beginners and experts alike are encouraged to adhere to safety protocols, including wearing life jackets and understanding navigational rules. Local businesses and clubs often conduct workshops and training sessions, empowering participants with knowledge about emergency procedures and environmental awareness. Moreover, vigilant lifeguards and safety patrols on the lake provide an added layer of reassurance. This focus on safety protects enthusiasts and enhances the overall experience, ensuring that every moment spent on the water is not just thrilling but also responsibly enjoyable.

 Beyond the Thrill: Environmental and Community Aspects

Okanagan Lake’s water sports scene extends beyond mere adventure; it plays a pivotal role in environmental stewardship and community building in West Kelowna. The local water sports community is deeply committed to preserving the pristine condition of the lake. Initiatives such as clean-up drives and educational programs on ecological impact are regular activities, fostering a culture of respect and care for the environment. Moreover, these water sports act as a linchpin for community engagement. They bring together diverse groups of people, creating a melting pot of cultures united by a shared love for the lake. This has a ripple effect on the local economy, too, with water sports tourism significantly contributing to the livelihoods of many residents. Thus, water sports on Okanagan Lake are more than just a pastime; they catalyze environmental conservation and community unity.

West Kelowna’s water sports on Okanagan Lake is an indelible impression of a world teeming with excitement, community spirit, and a profound respect for nature. This lake is not just a venue for water sports; it’s a vibrant, life-affirming community hub where stories are created, friendships are forged, and a deep connection with nature is nurtured. For anyone who has yet to experience the thrill of water sports in this spectacular setting, Okanagan Lake awaits with open arms, ready to offer adventures that resonate with adrenaline and a sense of belonging. The essence of this place, where the rush of water meets the tranquillity of nature, truly captures the spirit of West Kelowna—a spirit that stays with you long after you’ve left the shores.

West Kelowna

West Kelowna Lifestyle

Unveiling the Splendor of West Kelowna: A Journey Through Its Scenic Beauty, Rich Culture, and Thriving Community”

Welcome to West Kelowna, a breathtakingly beautiful enclave in British Columbia’s heart. Often overshadowed by its more famous neighbour, Kelowna, this hidden gem is brimming with its unique charm and vibrant character. West Kelowna is a picturesque blend of natural beauty and cultural richness, from the lush vineyards that sprawl across its rolling hills to the crystal-clear waters of Okanagan Lake. Join us as we embark on an enchanting journey, unveiling the secrets and allure of this captivating city—a place where nature’s majesty meets a lively, close-knit community.

West Kelowna, with its serene landscapes and rich cultural tapestry, has a history as captivating as its scenic vistas. Initially inhabited by the Syilx (Okanagan), this region weaves a story of resilience and deep connection to the land. The transformation from indigenous roots to a thriving modern community is a testament to the area’s adaptability and strength. The city, officially formed in 2007, is relatively young, but its lands hold ancient stories, traditions, and wisdom. Today, West Kelowna proudly reflects a blend of its indigenous heritage and contemporary Canadian culture, creating a unique and vibrant community that honours its past while eagerly writing new chapters in its evolving history.

Natural Wonders: Exploring the Great Outdoors

West Kelowna’s great outdoors is a treasure trove of natural beauty, offering various experiences for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. The region is renowned for its stunning landscapes, ranging from the serene beaches of Okanagan Lake to the rugged trails of Rose Valley Regional Park. Hikers and bikers are treated to panoramic views atop Mount Boucherie, an ancient, extinct volcano that tells a geological story millions of years old. In the winter, the nearby Telemark Nordic Club provides cross-country skiing and snowshoeing adventures, making West Kelowna a year-round haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Each trail and path in this area offers a chance to explore the breathtaking beauty of British Columbia and connect with the untouched splendour of the natural world.

A Taste of West Kelowna: Culinary Delights and Wineries

West Kelowna’s culinary landscape is a delightful exploration of flavours, showcasing a fusion of local and international cuisines. The area’s fertile soil and favourable climate contribute to a rich agricultural bounty, directly influencing the fresh, farm-to-table dining experiences found here. The region is a haven for wine enthusiasts, boasting some of British Columbia’s most prestigious wineries. Vineyards like Mission Hill and Quails’ Gate offer exquisite wine tastings paired with stunning views of the Okanagan Valley. Additionally, the local eateries, from cozy cafés to elegant restaurants, serve a variety of dishes that tantalize the taste buds, ensuring that every meal in West Kelowna is not just a dining experience but a journey through a world of exquisite flavours and culinary craftsmanship.

Community and Lifestyle: Living in West Kelowna

Living in West Kelowna offers a unique blend of serene suburban life and vibrant community spirit. The residents here enjoy a high quality of life, with access to excellent schools, community centers, and health facilities. A strong sense of camaraderie and belonging is fostered through various community events like the Westside Daze festival, which showcases local talent and brings people together. The city also thrives on its local businesses, from quaint boutiques to family-run farms, adding a personal touch to the economy. The lifestyle in West Kelowna is characterized by a balance between relaxation and activity, with the stunning natural backdrop providing a peaceful yet invigorating environment. It’s a place where community values and natural beauty coalesce, creating an ideal setting for families, professionals, and retirees alike.

Art and Entertainment: West Kelowna’s Creative Scene

West Kelowna’s art and entertainment scene is a vibrant tapestry of creativity and cultural expression. The city buzzes with artistic energy, which is evident in its numerous galleries, such as the Art Lovers Gallery, showcasing local and international artists. The music scene is equally dynamic, with various venues hosting live performances ranging from classical concerts to contemporary bands, reflecting the community’s diverse tastes. Annual events like the West Kelowna Music Festival celebrate this diversity, bringing together artists and audiences in a festive atmosphere. The city’s commitment to promoting the arts is also seen in its support for local theatres and cultural initiatives, making West Kelowna a hub for natural beauty and a thriving center for artistic and cultural enrichment.

West Kelowna for Travelers: Accommodations and Itineraries

For travellers exploring West Kelowna, the city offers a diverse range of accommodations, ensuring a comfortable stay for every type of visitor. From luxurious lakeside resorts to cozy bed-and-breakfasts, the options cater to the lavish and budget-conscious spender; for those seeking to immerse themselves in the city’s charm, staying at a boutique hotel or a vineyard villa offers a unique experience. Crafting the perfect itinerary in West Kelowna is an adventure, with possibilities ranging from wine tours and culinary experiences to hiking and water sports. Historical landmarks like the Gellatly Nut Farm provide a glimpse into the region’s past, while modern attractions like the Westbank Shopping Centre offer contemporary conveniences. Whether a weekend getaway or an extended vacation, West Kelowna is a destination that promises a memorable experience for all.

Economic Perspective: Business and Opportunities in West Kelowna

West Kelowna’s economy presents a landscape ripe with opportunities characterized by its diversity and innovation. The backbone of this economic vibrancy is a mix of sectors, including tourism, agriculture, and small businesses. With its world-class vineyards, the burgeoning wine industry has become a global attraction and a significant economic driver, creating numerous jobs and entrepreneurial opportunities. Local initiatives and business-friendly policies foster a supportive environment for startups and established enterprises. The city’s strategic location, skilled workforce, and growing population make it an attractive hub for both domestic and international investors. Stories of successful local entrepreneurs, who have leveraged West Kelowna’s unique assets, inspire a new generation of business minds, further propelling the city’s economic growth and community development.

 Embracing the Essence of West Kelowna

West Kelowna stands out as a multifaceted gem in the heart of British Columbia, offering a blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and economic vibrancy. From its picturesque landscapes and culinary delights to its thriving community and burgeoning business opportunities, this city encapsulates the essence of a fulfilling and dynamic lifestyle. Whether you’re a resident, a visitor, or a prospective investor, West Kelowna invites you to experience its unique charm and discover its countless opportunities. As we’ve journeyed through the various aspects of this beautiful city, it’s clear that West Kelowna is not just a destination to visit but a community to be part of, a landscape to cherish, and a place to call home.