Explore Okanagan Falls, a captivating community nestled on the south shore of Skaha Lake in the heart of the Thompson Okanagan's Okanagan Valley. Popular for its scenic beauty and water activities, Okanagan Falls is a haven for locals and visitors alike. Surrounded by vineyards and wineries, it's a key player in the region's renowned wine country.

Wine enthusiasts can indulge in a plethora of tasting options, with vineyards, orchards, and wineries dotting the landscape. To plan your perfect wine-tasting adventure, pick up a brochure detailing the diverse offerings.

Nature lovers will find solace in Okanagan Provincial Park, celebrated for bird watching, wildlife viewing, and nature study. The park is a photographer's paradise and a habitat for various bats. Additionally, the Kettle Valley Railway Trail Network, shared by the Trans-Canada Trail, weaves through vineyards and wineries, providing walkers and cyclists with breathtaking views of Okanagan Lake.

Okanagan Falls, often referred to as OK Falls, has a rich history. Originally known as Dogtown, a nod to the Okanagan Indian word Skaha (meaning dog), the town's name evolved over time. The Okanagan Falls themselves transformed into gentle rapids with the construction of a flood control dam in the 1950s, altering the course of the Okanagan River. Okanagan Falls is a fantastic town for those looking for small town living in the heart of the Southern Okanagan.