The Okanagan is a lively tourist destination, with all kinds of experiences to offer.
Whether you want to be one with nature, or be in a prime location to experience the orchards and vineyards, there are plenty of unique accommodation options to explore.
Here are just a few of the interesting Airbnb experiences available to visitors of the area!
Want to be close to nature without giving up the comfort of home? This Airbnb rental offers a luxury camping experience on the outskirts of Kelowna.
Luxe Camp Bell Tents have enough space for a queen sized bed and a sitting area Outside seating is also included, along with all the linens, duvets, pillows, and basic cooking equipment.
The Shire cabin is built almost entirely out of reclaimed materials and offers a completely off the grid experience (no water and no electricity). Built into the rock, the cabin is located in a private clearing where the host says you can be close to nature.
“Herds of deer often walk by early in the morning, and you may even see some big horned mountain sheep,” the host says. There is a main house on the property where guests can access a shared bathroom and kitchen.
This dome-shaped rental is a unique vacation option for those visiting the North Okanagan. Located in Armstrong, this Airbnb has East Indian decor and is nestled in a beautiful garden with a private pathway and patio.
This beautiful Victorian heritage home in Summerland is the perfect getaway if you want to be surrounded by mountain views and blue sky. Located in orchard country, it’s also a prime spot to experience everything the Okanagan has to offer.
If you want a real nature retreat, these barrel cabins in Greenwood are perfect. Located on a rural organic farm and nano-brewery, and near Jewel Lake, get some stunning views of the valley.
So get out there and explore the Okanagan! Let us know your favourite sights in the comments!
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