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Things To Do & See
FRUIT STANDS
Blossom Fruit Stand
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Blossom Fruit Stand has been a local business for over 60 years. It is proudly family owned and operated.
Great selection of their own fruit and veggies grown right on their farm. You can purchase Summerland Sweets, pies and ice-cream.
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You will be presented with many fruits & berries from this farm for you to enjoy at Dreams B&B.
Granny's Fruit Stand, Bakery, Cafe
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Nummy pies and other baking goods are available. Lunch items are fantastic with homemade soups and salads. Pizzas are now available!
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You can also purchase local fruit, veggies and juices,
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Perfect spot for picking up your stuff on the way out of town.
Big Apple Fruit Stand
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Lots of interesting goodies to choose from!
They are located just off Highway 97 at Jones Flat Road, just passed the Visitor Centre and next door to Back Door Winery.
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Local hand made jewelry and sushi is available.
McConnell's Fruit Market & Orchard
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This great place is a good one to make your last stop if you are heading north out of town. It is on your right at the corner of Hwy 97 and Prairie Valley Road (Tim Horton's intersection).
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From pottery to local fresh juices, fruit and veggies to other great gifts to take home. They even have an Apple Barn to buy bulk and take home.
Summerland Sweets
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Summerland Sweets has been in operation since 1962. They are famous for their jams, syrups, fruit leather and their Fruit Wines...mmmm.
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SIGHTSEEING
The Kettle Valley Steam Railway
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Lots of history and a gorgeous train ride through the mountains of Prairie Valley, in the spectacular Okanagan Valley. You will enjoy 16 kilometers of beautiful vistas. The 1912 steam train takes you over the tallest trestle 238' above the canyon floor. Lots of celebrations and events offered, including Mothers Day, Great Train Robbery & BBQ and the most popular, Sommelier Wine Train.
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​reservations@kettlevalleyrail.org
250-494-8422
Nixdorf Classic Car Museum​
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If you like to see some classic cars that have been restored, this is the place. You can also rent the cars for driving you around to wine tour the many wineries in Summerland.
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Giant's Head Mountain Park​
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You can walk up or drive to a parking area to take in the magnificent 360 degree view of Summerland. Parking is also at the entrance to the park.
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There are picnic tables and benches to stop and enjoy the beautiful valleys and lake. Perhaps you may see a mountain goat. In 2024, the new year-round fully serviced and accessible washroom building opened and located at the lower parking lot trailhead of the park.
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Giant's Head Freeride is a downhill gravity sports event held annually. Athletes from around the world race over 3 days of freeriding, camping, workshops & karaoke.
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CAMPING SPOTS
Dickinson Family Farm
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Just a lovely orchard farm. If you have friends that want to camp and meet up with you, this would be the place.
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It has the 'World's Largest Tallest Tripod Orchard Ladder'. Great for a photo-op. You can also pick fruit in season in the orchard.
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Lots of family history. The first Dickenson Family Farm was founded in 1912.
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Peach Orchard Campground​
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Sometimes other family members and friends come to stay and visit family and friends while they stay in Summerland. The boat launch is located here, located 2 blocks away.
It is a short walk to the beach where the Summerland District Market is full of goods right at Peach Orchard Park, on Tuesdays.
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Link to Peach Orchard Campground
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SHOPPING
Delong Studio​
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Located along the Okanagan Wine Tour route in Summerland, British Columbia Canada, specializes in hand-crafted, original sterling silver jewelry and custom cut semi-precious stones. Tucked away, just off Hwy 97 in a quaint little spot.
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Sass Boutique​
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A wide variety of beautiful woman's selections for casual and special events. Top notch designer clothing, jewelry, hats and accessories. Some are even made locally.
Located on Main Street Summerland,
Closed on Sundays.
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GARDENS
Summerland Ornamental Gardens
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Lots of history and beautiful views!
The tallest train tressel is located over Trout Creek, which can be viewed on many of the pathways around the grounds.
This is where the Kettle Valley Steam Train crosses over on their tour.
The gardens are absolutely stunning with a magnificent xeriscape garden. Visit the demonstration garden beds and learn principles of water-smart gardening.
Open year round and admission is by donation.
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WINERIES / TOURS
Bottleneck Drive
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Take the time to experience Summerland’s Bottleneck Drive. With sweeping vineyards and lush orchards, it’s full of boutique wineries and craft beverage creators. Get ready to explore this remarkable region.
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Everything on Bottleneck Drive is closely grouped on the banks of Lake Okanagan, so it’s easy to drive or cycle your way around. Browse our featured tours or create your own path.
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PLACES TO DINE
Zia's Stonehouse​
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Designated as an architectural heritage site, this beautiful house was built by Alfredo Biagioni in 1916. He took five years to build it, digging the basement by hand and using his horse, Nelly, to haul it away. He personally selected the stones from the Garnet Valley. The walls are eighteen inches thick which keep it cool in the summer and cozy in the winter.
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Zia's Stonehouse is appreciated by many. Opened 7 days a week, with creative fantastic meals with local items.
Enjoy the outdoor patio!
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Yaki's Pizza and Subs​
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Recently moved in to the heritage Bank of Montreal building.
Family run! Always fresh ingredients and quick delivery.
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Murray's Pizza
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Daily specials, pick up only. Six locations throughout the Okanagan Valley. They will also deliver hot and nummy.
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The Beanery​
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From the organic coffee to smoothies along with fresh breakfast and lunches to amazing daily baked goods.
It's right at the end of Main Street in Summerland. Coffee anyone?
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If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to us below. Perhaps there is a special celebration that would make your stay more memorable, we would be more than happy to arrange.