Discover the best top things to do in Summerland, Canada including Sumac Ridge Estate Winery, Ogopogo Tours, Dirty Laundry Vineyard, Kettle Valley Steam Railway, 8th Generation Vineyard, Thornhaven Estates, Giant's Head Mountain Park, Lunessence Winery & Vineyard, Summerland Sweets.
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5.0 based on 398 reviews
Sumac Ridge Estate Winery was the first operating estate winery in British Columbia. We have been dedicated to producing wine from 100% BC grown grapes since our inception. We are the home to three unique brands in one iconic location, Sumac Ridge Private Reserve, Steller's Jay traditional method sparkling wines are wonderfully vivacious, perfect for any occasion. The bold wines of the Black Sage Vineyard speak to the terroir, telling the story of the right vines planted in the right place at the right time. Visit the winery for a tasting, food and wine pairing experience or picnic. We are open year round for tastings and our experiences run from May to October.
I loved our wine tasting with John C! It was well done-despite covid- and I wanted to package him up and bring him home to my mom! Loved the wine and will continue to purchase their wines.
5.0 based on 115 reviews
Summerland based Ogopogo Tours offers Award-Winning Sustainable Sightseeing & Wine Tours in the South Okanagan, catering to small groups of up to 14 guests allowing for a truly personalized service. Choose from a scheduled tour, or have a tour customized just for you. Charter, shuttle and transportation services are also available. Our core values are: Safety, Customer Service Excellence, Sustainable Tourism, Integrity and Fun. We live each of these whole-heartedly with our tours and in our day-to-day lives. Guest comments include: “Best Tour Company”, “Exceptional Service”, “Excellent commentaries…”, “Exceeded Expectations”, “…extremely affordable…”, “goes the extra mile… very professional…”, “FUN!”. When we started this company in 2015, our goal was to provide the kind of service that prompted comments like “Best tour ever”. Our mission has expanded, continuing this level of service while committing to sustainable tourism. Sustainable Tour Operator of the Year – Canada (2018)
4.5 based on 684 reviews
"The dirty laundry," became the whispered subject of ridicule among the local businessmen and their wives in the late 1800's. The upstairs waiting room at the laundry in Summerland BC, was a place where the working men could get their clothes cleaned and enjoy an illicit drink, play a game of cards, or spend time in the company of a woman. My friend Sharon and I popped up to the Dirty Laundry Vineyards on a warm Friday afternoon for pizza and wine on their outdoor patio. With the COVID19 protocols enforcing social-distancing between tables, the restaurant was busy and had a waitlist of guests. But, we didn't have to wait too long, just enough time to check out the fun merchandise in the company store. The restaurant concept is self-serve with one kiosk to order freshly made pizza, another for beer, and a third of course for ordering their own wines to enjoy with your food. The view from the patio overlooks the vineyards, the remnants of the Kettle Valley Railway, and Okanagan Lake. The food was great, the atmosphere relaxing, and the wine good.
4.5 based on 511 reviews
Took my husband for a treat, he loves trains. This is a very pleasant and relaxing thing to do. It lasts only 90 minutes and the history and scenery was so interesting. The conductor was funny, knowledgeable and now I might have to admit I like trains too. They provide blankets on board if you get chilly, this train goes all year with special rides at Halloween, xmas etc…. They also have a train robbery and BBQ certain times of the week. No food sold on board but when the train stopped to turn around there was a local lady selling fresh raspberries. This was Oct and they were so big and juicy I couldn’t believe it. Really a great activity for anyone in any age group. Note there are picnic tables at the station where you can sit and eat if you have brought along food.
4.5 based on 144 reviews
Our family's heritage in wine making dates back to 1783. We are the eighth consecutive generation to produce fine wines, and the first generation to do so in the New World. 8th Generation Vineyard is an ultra contemporary winery, deeply rooted in tradition. We welcome you to experience our wine making history! Bernd H. Schales, 8th Generation Winemaker Stefanie Schales, 10th Generation Winegrower
My wife and I visited the winery this month. We were very impressed with not just the wines but also with the way the tasting was conducted. All done very cordial and yet professional. Mrs.Stefanie Schales is a great host and their Riesling is an absolute winner, it’s an amazing wine. But then, their Pino Noir is also excellent. Meine Frau und ich besuchten das Weingut im Oktober dieses Jahres. Wir hatten das große Glück das die Chefin persönlich, Frau Stefanie Schales, die Weinprobe vornahm. Euer Riesling ist einsame Spitze, einfach herrlich aber der Pinot Noir ist mindestens ein Kauf von 2-3 Flaschen wert.
4.5 based on 109 reviews
We came here yesterday to buy wine for friends. The place has a great lookout from their patio. Very quiet there on this visit since it is off season.
4.5 based on 102 reviews
Great hike up to the top with an amazing view. No matter the weather, great exercise. The drive up to the parking lot is a little nerve wracking for someone who is afraid of heights. But still a great and fun place to visit.
4.0 based on 37 reviews
We arrived at Lunessence without a reservation and they accommodated our party of 5 on the patio, which has an incredible view. We ordered a delicious charcuterie platter with our wine tasting and thoroughly enjoyed the experience! The wines were amazing - I picked up a few whites despite having a preference for reds. Our server was friendly and attentive but it would help if she had a bit more information on the winery. I would definitely come back for another visit.
4.5 based on 180 reviews
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