Destination Osoyoos
Happy Mother’s Day! Jo from Destination Osoyoos made sure my wife was taken care of for Mom’s Day. I dropped Kelley off at Illumination Spa were she was treated to a full facial treatment. That meant I had the kids all to myself so we headed over to the Osoyoos Model Railway. This is a great spot for kids of all ages – there is so much to see I’ve been there three times now and there’s always something new to see or something you’ve missed. The attention to detail is amazing. (more…)
Hello from Osoyoos! I love it here and so do the kids. When I told them we were coming back this year they got really excited .its great to see their enthusiasm for this part of the province .Lets face it , the only desert in Canada is pretty cool . We arrived in town and went straight to one of the nicest visitor centers you’ll ever see.We met with Jo, she’s the Executive Director of Destination Osoyoos and she rocks! Jo had a full list of great stuff for the family to do and we got through it all, in fact we had so much fun my daughter fell asleep before dinner got to the table , not much comes between my kids and a meal so that proves my baby girl was tired . First thing on the list was a trip the NK’ MIP Wine Cellars, Brian gave us a great tour and he did a great job of keeping the little ones interested which is no easy task as they are my kids. From there we went and sat on the patio for an awesome lunch and took in the spectacular view. Pretty tough to get tired of that view .Next we checked out the Desert Cultural centre.
OSOYOOS – GIVING YOU CANADA’S WARMEST WELCOME!
Osoyoos is one of the nation’s fastest-growing resort destinations – with fine wineries, golf courses, first-class restaurants, luxury hotels, spas, beaches, and Canada’s only true desert – and it’s all just a four-hour drive from the Lower Mainland.
This friendly South Okanagan resort town next to the U.S. border has emerged as one of the hottest destinations for year round stay-cationers, snowbirds, conventions, meetings and weddings – and it’s known as “Canada’s Warmest Welcome”!
