Amazing club to play golf and have a bite to eat. I was able to come and have lunch with friends…read moreand we were treated very well. We got to sit on the patio and It was very beautiful overlooking the golf course and skyline. The staff were exceptional and brought blankets for those who were cold. Kid friendly and the staff are very patient and helpful. Also, the offer food for most dietary restrictions (which is a huge plus). The golf course is stunning and people are very friendly. It is so well maintained and every golf cart is sanitized for use. Defiantly an amazing experience and a great way to spend your day!

This is a stunning golf course nestled in the hills of the south of Oliver, BC in the Okanagan…read more Lots of hills and for a novice the course can be challenging for some. The views are spectacular and there are plenty of wineries nearby if you are so inclined. There is a lovely club house with outdoor patio seating, which can be a bit too warm in the sun. Twilight and Twilight heat are great ways to beat the sun when it's too warm out. Good food friendly staff. Really enjoy it here.

For the ice cream shop only:…read more For 4 and a half loonies they will give you a ridiculous scoop of ice cream bigger than your head. During our visit we saw excited kids soon evoking expressions of resignation and doom, realizing that there was no way they could possibly finish what was presented to them. Those who ordered double scoops bypassed even a token moment of initial fun and left feeling inadequate and depressed. The only reason the triple scoop is on the menu is as a reminder that we the human race should be cognizant of our evolutionary push to breakthrough boundaries and attempt the impossible, and as a pious and thoroughly Canadian reminder to approach life boldly but with humility.

We stopped here during our road trip and Keith made sure my kids had extra fun . Thank you Keith …read more You made my kids super happy today and you understood kids happiness is important

Excellent experience with two one-hour Sea-Doo rentals on Osoyoos Lake. Staff were knowledgeable…read moreand provided very thorough pre-trip briefings; equipment was in very good condition and ran flawlessly. Our 9 year old son thoroughly enjoyed his first PWC rides. Highly recommend this company to other travellers in the Osoyoos area.

Rented a SEA-DOO, had a blast. Reservation and check-in process was a breeze with the friendly and…read moreknowledgeable staff. Equipment was in excellent condition, price was great. Highly recommend and will be a repeat customer. Thanks!

The communication, price, and punctuality was incredible. The customer service was great. My kids…read moreloved the jet ski it was the perfect addition to a hot summer day at the lake. 10/10 recommend this rental service.

Perfect spot to camp or RV with gorgeous waterfront sites. Close to Downtown Osoyoos and wineries…read morelike La Stella. Bring and use your bikes to explore the area!

We came here after dinner for a sunset swim and it was awesome we had a whole beach area to…read moreourselves, the only thing you need to watch for is the rocks as not as much sand but other then that it was great super relaxing, romantic, and scenic!

Great customer service. Sport boat was well maintained. Def one of the best boating experience in BCread more

Really disappointed that the owner lied about the age to ride a jetski. He was told 18 and a valid…read moredrivers license to drive...not impressed. Found out that it's a common issue by 2 other rental places.

Camping at Oroville is part of our summer tradition and we have been doing it now for the past 7…read moreyears. We enjoy it for several reasons: 1. It has a nice sandy beach with shade options if you want to stay closer to the trees. 2. The water in the lake is warm, clean and shallow...you can walk out 300 meters. 3. There is plenty of long flat sections of grass for the kids to play around on. 4. There are washrooms with running water and hot showers. 5. They never seem to have a campfire ban. 6. We are in a tent and you set up on grass. 7. Prince's is a very short walk away and they have everything one needs in terms of food and drink (including alcoholic beverages). 8. Trino's is a short walk away...and would suggest walking if you are sampling their margarita's. This is an ideal car camping family campground and great for groups. It is not a private wilderness experience. There is a concession stand at the beach but unfortunately the person running it does not have the greatest interpersonal or customer service skills. She seems to spend her day sitting at a table out front speaking with friends and smoking. That and the lack of privacy at the sites drops my rating to a 3 star. My kids enjoy coming back camping to Oroville each year so I am happy to recommend camping here. TIP: There are not a lot of trees in the campground and with the intense summer sun, highly recommend purchasing a canopy for sun ( & possibly rain) protection.

I wouldn't say this campground is a typical Washington campground...take away the mountains and I…read moremight have thought I was in the midwest. We got there at 10:30pm after a 7 hour trek due to traffic and a detour from a bridge that was out (should have taken around 5 hours). Apparently, you are supposed to arrive by 10pm and we were scolded by the park ranger for being late. After repeatedly telling us it is now "quiet hours" and we have to be very quiet setting up with no banging or bright lights, we made our way to our tree-less campsite (okay, there was 1 tree). We got out of the car and were greeted by a live blues band booming from across the lake! So much for "quiet hours". We were laughing so hard. Not to mention, there was a rowdy bunch at a campfire across the way. We were very relieved and settled in at our fire with a cold beer. The lake is very beautiful and warm, but we weren't able to enjoy it because it was cold and rainy. This definitely put a damper on things...I probably would have given this place 3 stars if we had been able to bask in the sun all day on our tubes. I guess it's usually extremely hot there and it rarely rains, which is why I booked it, so we just got unlucky with a bad weather weekend. My boyfriend built us a pretty sweet rain shelter with a tarp and dead tree branches and the park ranger came by saying, "Well, that's pretty creative, but the wind is going to take it down". Awesome. Thanks for your optimism. The bathrooms and showers were clean, but you have to buy tokens to use the showers. 2 tokens for $1 gets you 6 minutes. It's a dog friendly place with lots of room for them to run around by the lake. I do have to say that this campground seems like a great family place. There were a ton of campers and kids. I don't think we'll go back before we have our own little tikes running around...and that's not for a while :) One more thing...the is a store called Prince's in walking distance and it has everything you could possibly need for camping!

A few weeks back my girlfriend and I cruised on a BC tour and ended up in Osoyoos. We were amped…read moreon taking a Seadoo out so looked up a few companies. We ended up going to ATB Watersports in the Nk'mip RV park to reserve a time. We were greeted (if you can call it that) by a very rude, stuck up woman. She was snippy when she advised us that they were all gone and didn't provide a time when we could come back to try again. It was like she couldn't be bothered to help us.. brutal! After that, we went over to 3 Phase Adventures and rented some SUP boards for an hour and a half (for the price of an hour btw). WAY cheaper than renting a Seadoo and way more fun. If you're looking to try out SUP, give these cats a try. 3 Phase Adventures were so helpful and friendly. After our experience with 3 Phase, we are looking into purchasing two SUP's for back home in Calgary. Thanks Coreena, Jason and Molson (their dog)!