I went to a wedding here - it took place along the lake behind the row of cabins and was a nice,…read morelow key wedding. Guests were able to camp, use their RVs, or rent cabins. Many of us rented about 7 cabins all next to each other, and it was like a block party where all your friend live together. The staff here is really nice and they're very personable and chill. But they're a bit lacking on things like trail maps and other guest amenities. Their one canoe was out of commission, and they only had two single kayaks for rent. They didn't know too much about hiking in the area either - turns out there is a trail that kind of loops around. Not a huge deal, but this definitely seems more like a place you come fully prepared (most people had their own boats, water equipment, etc.). There is free Wi-Fi in and around the office. None in the cabins. The cabins all have a beautiful lake view and are great. They have pots and pans, but don't have anything like cooking oil, tin foil, salt & pepper, etc. You need to bring all that on your own. Ours did have one bag of marshmallows (randomly). Our cabin (#39) had a really nice back that ended up being a communal hang out space for a lot of wedding guests. You do also have to bring your own bedding or rent it for $20. We did that and had a bed bug scare (my boyfriend got 3 bites in a line on his back on Saturday night, and the on his neck on Sunday night). No one else experienced anything like this. We got home and systematically boiled everything in our luggage and our apartment wasn't infested.

I can't say enough about the wonderful host at Dee Lake Wilderness Resort. From the moment we…read morearrived he was full of joy snd friendliness. He went above and beyond to make sure we were happy with our stay. We had some car trouble and the folks across the way were great trying to help us but In the end it was the host again who saved the day. What a wonderful Father's Day get away. Camping, fishing, boating. I wish I got his name but I'm sure everyone who goes up there comes away with the same impression of him. Thank you.

Always a great time to be had at splash down! You can bring your own drinks and snacks but they…read morealso have a great concession and ice cream available! Plenty of picnic tables. Water is quite cold but it's refreshing in the Okanagan heat.

I think this is a great spot for everyone to visit and play with some animals! They let you hold a…read moresugar glider, feed the kangaroos/ emus/ capybaras/ etc, stroke a snake, pose with a bird, etc! There was a line when we arrived but it moved quickly!

My son was BESIDE HIMSELF to meet capybaras. This was a wonderful stop in Kelowna on our holiday in…read morePenticton. Albino porcupine, peacock and kangaroo along with all the other animals made for a special farm visit. The kids held the flying squirrel and parrot. Ace experience.

Lots of love has gone into this business on the edge of Kal Lake. We love the vibe in the summer…read moreand they are constantly working to tweak the store offering. Great place to rent paddle boards, get ice cream or shop for beach wear.

Lakeside park and beach on the W shore of Okanagan Lake, a few clicks N of the Bennett Bridge…read more Parking is available in a couple of lots. I imagine the place can get pretty busy during the summer. There is a campground, as well as a picnic area and a small beach. Sand is a bit coarse, but it is great for chilling and looking across the lake.

Just arrived home from 3 fantastic nights at Bear Creek…read more It was a fantastic time. The site was clean and quiet. VERY child friendly. Our two boys had a blast riding their bikes and playing at the park. The park attendants were incredible. Friendly. Efficient. The park is quiet and clean. Can't wait to go back next year.

We came here for a short hike/walk to the lake. We did the Rattlesnake Point Trail which will get…read moreus to Rattlesnake Point. The look out point has a bench where you can sit and take in the spectacular view of the lake. So beautiful. Unfortunately the dry weather and previous fires have left its mark. You can still see burnt trees. On the trail there are Saskatoon berries too. Spider webs and other wildlife. We were lucky not to encounter any rattlesnake along the way. My friend has seen the snakes here before. It's also a good thing there is a signboard at the parking lot cautioning people about rattlesnake season.

Very pleasant to have a walk in this park. The autumn colors highlights the wonder of the place and…read morethe outlooks are really worth the hike ! There's even a beach reserved for the dogs ;)

Great spot for some family fun!…read more Older place, lovingly up-kept, clean and comfortable - I love the old school vibe and I'm thankful to them for providing this great activity for a fun event. Concession was small, simple, very well priced and really just perfect. Staff were great. Lots of parking. A big guides group arrived while we were there, would be fun spot for groups/parties/events too! Thank you for having us!

The bowling alley was fine and overall it was a good experience…read more However, I felt that the owner had a bad attitude. Unfriendly service can really put a damper on things.

My husband, uncle, cousin, and I golfed at Hillview yesterday for the 6:30 PM tee time. It was my…read morehusband's very first time golfing and my first time ever playing a 9-hole course. We were excited to try it, especially after reading on the website that Hillview welcomes golfers of all skill levels. Unfortunately, our experience was overshadowed by an interaction with a staff member. As we were finishing the first hole, a young employee approached us and told us that we needed to be faster and that there was "no reason" for us to be spending that much time on one hole. We explained that we were beginners and genuinely didn't realize there was an expected pace of play. While he acknowledged that it was our first time, the way the message was delivered felt dismissive and unwelcoming rather than helpful. What made the situation more frustrating was that there was nobody behind us. We had booked the last tee time of the evening, so we weren't holding up other golfers. Additionally, at no point when we paid just under $200 were we informed that there was a time limit or that we were expected to complete each hole within a certain timeframe. That information would have been very helpful for first-time players like us. The interaction completely changed the atmosphere for us. It took the enjoyment out of the experience to the point that I stopped playing, and so did my uncle, as we were there as his guests. I don't blame the young employee personally, as I'm sure he was following instructions from management. However, there are much better ways to approach new golfers. A friendly reminder such as, "Just so you know, we try to keep groups moving at a certain pace. Since you're new, here are a few tips that might help. Enjoy your round!" would have been much more appropriate and welcoming. What disappointed me most is that Hillview's website specifically states that the course is for everyone and welcomes golfers of all skill levels. As beginners, we didn't feel that reflected in our experience. It's unfortunate because we were genuinely enjoying ourselves until that moment. New golfers should leave feeling encouraged to come back, not embarrassed or discouraged from continuing to play.

Awesome course Excellent condition…read moreGreat big patio Lots of parking $ 21. for 9 holes Love this course Really scenic Very challenging