Osoyoos Travel Guide

 briantravelman Says:  Wanna get a bird's eye view of the lake? Then parasailing might be just the thing for you! For this high flying adventure head to Watermark Beach. The guys are usually set up in a trailer there during the summer. It costs about 60 dollars, and no experience is neccessary.... 

 briantravelman Says:  Horseback riding is one of the most popular activities on Lake Osoyoos. The horse stable is located right near the campground, and tours are offered about 3 times daily in the summer. The ride is deffinately worth it. It lasts a little over an hour, and takes you through... 

 balhannah Says:  This centre.......... (pronounced in-ka-meep) is a state-of-the-art interpretive centre.There are many indoor and outdoor galleries, unfortunately, on our day of visit, the Indoor area was not open, it was a disappointment, as I had read about this cultural centre, and came... 

 balhannah Says:  I think this is a MUST DO for the wonderful views.On the opposite of Osoyoos to what we arrived, is the winding, steep road.....[910 feet to 4045 feet] that takes you up Anarchist Mountain. Here, you find the Lookout perched about 4,000 feet above sea level.From here you can... 

 balhannah Says:  Ah! I bet you think Rattlesnake Canyon is a natural Canyon with the odd Rattlesnake?Sorry to disappoint, but it is an Amusement park, located in the main street of Osoyoos.http://www.rattlesnakecanyon.ca/This is one of the many things to do here.What I liked, was the warm... 

 balhannah Says:  Around Osoyoos Lake, we found many beaches and picnic grounds. Even though it is a lake in Canada, the water was warm, just poked the toe in, to see if they were telling the truth about the warm water temperature! Yes they were! Haynes Point picnic ground we liked. It is a... 

 balhannah Says:  After stopping and looking at Spotted Lake, it was time to head down the Mountain on Highway 3 to Osoyoos.On the way down, there is a lookout, if you like taking photo's, then make sure you pull off here, as the views are fantastic of the Mountains, Lake & surrounds.Just... 

 balhannah Says:  Heading into Osoyoos, look out for the "Spotted lake", it is located on the RH side, about 9kms from Town. You can't go in, as it is located on private property, but you can get a good look from the fence. It is worth a stop to see, as this Lake contains one of the world's... 

 toontown Says:  Osoyoos Lake averages 24 degrees in the summer and is one of the warmest lakes in Canada. You can rent a boat or sea-do and explore the lake, or simply put air in your favourite floaty and chill out near the shore in the areas roped off from boaters. It's heaven! 

 toontown Says:  This is a great little amusement park - compact but good, if a little on the pricey side. In the summer it is most busy when the sun goes down, since there is not much else to do in the evening for families staying in Osoyoos. If you happen to take the kids in the afternoon... 

 1 Review and 60 Opinions  A bit pricey, but its a nice place to rest. The previous guests had left the windows open, so when... 

 Carmanah Says:  Kind of a weird situation.Having just checked into our B&B, I was looking at the local restaurant menus and noticed the good variety of food at Osoyoos's Campo Marina, Italian restaurant. I felt like gnocchi, and my boyfriend felt like their veal tortellini. Because we were... 

 toontown Says:  A summertime trip to the Okanagan wouldn't be the same without gorging on fresh local peaches and cherries and corn, and taking a good haul home with you if possible. There are roadside fruit stands throughout the Okanagan. It should be noted that the old-fashioned casual... 

 rasween Says:  beware of renting any boats or seadoos from the holiday inn (starlite marina) janet brogan is manager. took my visa imprint . i brought seadoo back early was running rough. then they took seadoo out of the lake. her young apprentice mechanic told her the seadoo had "milfoil"...