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Beach Time: Summerland Places to Sink Your Toes in the Sand 19 Jul 2023

Beach Time: Summerland Places to Sink Your Toes in the Sand

If you are ready to sink your toes in the sand, we have the perfect spot!  In Summerland, there are more beaches than hotels and motels combined, which means that you'll always have a place to stretch out your towel, grab a good book and enjoy some splash time during the summer months. From Hunters Hill, you're always moments from the beach, so "hop" on your bike or take a quick drive.  Here are some GEMS that we think you'll love: Sun-Oka Beach Provincial Park: Located on the shores of Okanagan Lake, Sun-Oka Beach Provincial Park is a popular spot for locals and tourists alike. With fine sand, clear water, and beautiful scenery, this beach offers an excellent place to relax, swim, and enjoy the sun. Peach Orchard Beach: Found near downtown Summerland, Peach Orchard Beach is a lovely sandy beach that provides stunning views of the lake and surrounding mountains. It is known for its calm and shallow waters, making it suitable for families with children. Rotary Beach Park: Situated on the southern outskirts of Summerland, Rotary Beach Park features a charming sandy beach, picnic areas, and a playground. It offers a tranquil atmosphere and is an excellent place…

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Buzz Building About Summerland's Bottleneck Drive 06 Jul 2023

Buzz Building About Summerland’s Bottleneck Drive

If you're a wine enthusiast or simply enjoy picturesque drives through beautiful countryside, then a trip to Bottleneck Drive in Summerland, British Columbia should be high on your list. This scenic route boasts an impressive collection of vineyards, wineries, and orchards, all set against the backdrop of stunning Okanagan Valley views. As far as Okanagan destinations go, Bottleneck Drive is still regarded as a hidden gem that does not disappoint.  Coincidentally, many of its wineries are only a short bike ride from your front door at Hunters Hill. CLICK HERE for a buzz-worthy read about this hidden gem. Talk to our Team About Life in Summerland 250-486-2529 info@huntershill.ca

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The Top 5 Reasons to Love Summerland Living 31 May 2023

The Top 5 Reasons to Love Summerland Living

In addition to its roadside fruit stands and treasures found on back country roads, Summerland is ripe with opportunities to enjoy Okanagan living to the fullest extent.  Here are 5 of the top reasons why we know you'll love calling it 'home': Beautiful Scenery.  Summerland has picturesque views of Okanagan Lake and the surrounding mountains.  It is also known for its fruit orchards and vineyards, making it a popular destination for wine-tasting tours. Mild Climate.  Located in the southern interior of British Columbia, Summerland enjoys a mild climate with warm summers and relatively mild winters. This makes it an appealing destination to live for outdoor enthusiasts and sun-seekers alike. Small-Town Vibes.  With a population of around 12,000 people, Summerland has a small-town feel where people get to know each other and greet each other with a warm welcome. Access to Outdoor Recreation.  Summerland is surrounded by parks and natural areas that offer opportunities for hiking, fishing, camping, boating, and days at the beach.  It's also within close proximity to walking trails on Giants Head Mountain and a short drive to Big White Ski Resort. Perfectly Positioned.  Summerland is located only 15 minutes away from Penticton and within a 45-minute drive…

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A Toast to Small-Town Living 16 May 2023

A Toast to Small-Town Living

Some of our favourite things about small-town living are the "gems" that you find on a road less traveled. In Summerland, we look forward to spring and the return of Bottleneck Drive – a unique collection of wineries, cideries, and a brewery carefully nestled among rolling hills, orchards, and vineyards that offers an authentic taste of the Okanagan for locals and tourists alike. Bottleneck Drive is home to some of the most innovative and award-winning wineries in the area. Visitors can enjoy tastings of premium wines made from locally grown grapes, as well as take a stroll through the vineyards to learn about the winemaking process. Some notable wineries on the route include 8th Generation Vineyard, Dirty Laundry, TH Wines, and Evolve Cellars. In addition to wineries, Bottleneck Drive is also home to local cideries, including Nomad Cider and Dominion Cider, which offer a refreshing alternative to traditional wine tastings. Visitors can sample a variety of unique and delicious ciders made from locally sourced fruit, including Okanagan apples. Beer lovers will also appreciate the presence of one of the best breweries in the region, the Giant’s Head Brewery. Here, visitors can sample several uniquely crafted beers and soak up some…

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