Top 40 things to do and attractions in Salmon Arm

Great place for learning and fun for the entire family. Nice restaurant with good homemade bread and soups. Very helpful staff and clean bathrooms. So much to see and kids love the kids museum!! Gold panning was fun for all!

Great place to tour old buildings, relax in the gardens and go to the restaurant. It took us about 2 hours to go through all the buildings on site. After we went to the restaurant on site. Wasn’t too pleased with the meal. We got the salmon and vegetables which was the menu special which was $20. Very tasty but serving was small for the price. Also ordered the harvest sandwich which comes with ham and chicken with tomato and cheese and lettuce. The ham was not ready so substituted with roasted beef. The bread was a tad dry and was falling apart. Not happy with the overall meal. I gave a 5 star rating as the village was great but would give a 3 star for the restaurant

What a fun stop to make in Salmon arm, very kid friendly and welcoming. We got a village tour and tour of the heritage Haney house. We enjoyed the Spring of Heather tea garden as well

We went to the Cowboy Campfire Show with Rob Dinwoodie, Kevin, Dixon and the Cowboy poet and author Ken Mather. A great experience for all. They had everyone involved from the steer roping to singing. Such a perfect venue for evenings like that. I hope that they will be back next year. On top of all of that, the hamburgers were very tasty. Thanks so much to everyone.

Fantastic museum/heritage site/ghost town. My 8 and 3 year old had a fantastic time seeing all the old buildings and artifacts. We took one of the tours of the town and the guide was knowledgeable, my family really enjoyed it. Everything was extremely clean and well kept. We’ve been to Salmon Arm many times and I wish someone would have told us about this sooner. If you enjoy the Three Valley Gap Ghost town, this should be added too your holiday itinerary.

We attended the Murder Mystery Wedding Edition. It was so much fun. Moving from scene to scene was different than normal plays and much nicer than just sitting in one place for the whole show. The actors were great and did a good job. The meal was wonderful and plentiful. We sure would go to another of these.

We had our wedding ceremony at R.J. Haney Heritage Village this fall and we could not have been happier with the venue. Tara was great to work with and got back to our questions quickly and always had answers. She was accommodating with our vision and worked with us to set up exactly what we wanted. Tara showed us multiple places we could perform the ceremony and when we picked one, she was able to organize what we were hoping for. The added benefit of set up and take down was so helpful to alleviate stress on the day and she they let us show up as early as we needed for rehearsal and on the day. The grounds were flawless and beautiful allowing so many great photos and our guests loved walking around the houses and buildings when my wife and I were busy. Everyone said how unique and beautiful our location was. I could not recommend R.J. Haney Heritage Village, Tara, and the rest of the people who helped out enough.

Larch Hills is my favourite winery. It's a beautiful property. Highest elevation vineyard in North America. Their wines are fantastic, the staff is friendly and knowledgeable, and they do free tastings. They also have tables and chairs and beautiful spots to sit, looking out over the valley, where you can have a glass of wine, or buy a bottle to share, and various charcuterie and snacks. Some days they even have live music. Make sure to try the Ortega and the Grandview Bench. Of course they have a lot of good wines, depending on your preference but those are my two current favorites.

Nice winery with beautiful wines and a great view staff were also so welcoming! My husband and I had a great wine tasting experience and the staff even provided colouring and reading books to our young children who had come along with us. We left with three bottles of wine and will be returning for more without a doubt!

Lovely view. Very small tasting area but great wines.

Never disappoints. I’d go back here a 100 times! The owner, the staff are all great. Large variety of wines to choose from. Live music, nice seating area and the view is unreal! Go see for yourself.

What an experience!! 5 stars to the Stunning landscape and their awesome team to share info and goodies. We selected to visit Larch Hills Winery on our first trip to British Columbia. No fee for Wine tasting. Highly recommended

What a beautiful experience we had at Larch Hills. The people are so nice and very knowing about their wines and all the stories behind. We fell in love the first time we came. So we went back for a second wine tasting….still awesome 🤩 They even shipped me a box of 12 bottles to Qc… So we will see you again next year when we come back to BC. Keep up the good work

Larch Hills is a gorgeous winery located right on a huge hill overlooking the mountains of BC. You can tell that every grape is picked with care and each bottle of wine is made with love. The quality is there! The staff were also incredibly accommodating and friendly, and I appreciated the tastings as well. Larch Hills Winery is such a hidden gem if you’re from out of province on a road trip. Stop by, you won’t regret it! PS: I strongly recommend their Petit Verdot and their Tamarack Rosé. ♥️🍷 Thanks again Wayne and co.!

Nice coarse sand beach, nice swimming area with two floating docks. Plenty of space on the sand or on the nice grass park with picnic tables. There are public restrooms with private change rooms. Nice little restaurant with food drink and paddle board and kayak rentals.

Beautiful, clean, and warm water. It’s nice to have a playground and a beach house! It was not too busy during the middle of the last week in August when we visited. Definitely will come back again!

Clean beach. Wonderful place for the family. Playground for kids, dog park/swimming spot.

Big beach, not too busy, plenty of space, some tables in the shade, free parking, washrooms, changing rooms, beach shower, clean water and nice mountain view

Canoe Beach is a really prepossessing place to go to, even during the late evening time. I especially like walking along the pier to get a better look at the lake.

Very nice beach the restaurant is closed forever also there's a lot of pebbles in the sane but very nice area

Beautiful beach with a large separate gated beach for you and tour furry friend

The goats here are absolutely insane. I’ve never been jumped on by goats like dogs - it was awesome. Make sure to wear something you don’t care about though because you will get muck all over you. I also recommend getting the large feed bag (2 if you want to feed ALL the goats and not just the crazy ones) because there will be a few that will demand it all. One even ate half of my paper bag while my head was turned. The grocery store was also lovely and good prices on local produce. Their yellow zucchinis were HUGE and a great price. I’ve never seen ones that big in Vancouver. Great deals on berries and stone fruit! We will definitely be back (especially to feed the goats).

Nice place to get your groceries, visit local artistry and of course the petting zoo. Our kids loved that! We were guests from Harvest Host, so we got the chance to camp in the parkinglot and shop first thing in the morning 😉

We love this place and don't go often enough. The petting zoo allows you walk amongst and pet the goats too. Great little stop with the family.

We visited the farm market many times during our stay and absolutely loved it! amazing fresh produce, great salads and basically everything you would want from a Farm Market! Big recommendation!

Nice selection of fruits and veggies but on the higher side price wise. They have some animals including goats that you can pet and feed so kids would like that. They have some unique items inside with great selection of hot sauces, jams, cheese, and meats. Got some Saskatoon berry syrup which ive never seen before so looking forward to try that.

A great place for fruits, veggies, canning, sauces, specialty items, and great meat. Lots of local food. Outside energy is just as good and there's always a food truck of some sort there too! Check it out! PS. The meat there is top notch and probably the best in Salmon arm

Great variety and fun family stop with treats. Lots of parking. RV parking if purchase from shops..Harvest Host participant for RV booking. NO hookups.

I visited Barley Station Brewpub last night and had an amazing experience! We ordered the bison burger and the seafood linguine — both dishes were absolutely delicious and full of flavour. The bison burger was juicy and perfectly cooked, and the seafood linguine was fresh and satisfying. The atmosphere was warm, and the staff were friendly. Highly recommend this place if you’re looking for great food and a relaxed pub vibe!

Definitely one of the best restaurants I’ve ever been to! We ordered nachos, beef barley soup, and the Barley Station beef burger, along with a cocktail and a craft IPA beer. Everything was so delicious, outstanding, and beyond words! You just have to try it yourself! I absolutely loved it and highly recommend it.

Great Pub atmosphere with very good food for pub type menu. Dried ribs and Haloumi for starters and Cajun Salmon Salad for main.. Good find in Salmon Arm. Friendly staff with a good atmosphere. Travelling with the Starr's gives Barley station Brew Pub 4.5 🌟🌟🌟🌟⭐️

Went for the first time a few weeks ago, and had to go back again! Food was delicious and hot, and some of the best onion rings I have ever had! Tried some of their beers the first time and found the Talking Dog Wit to be my favourite.

Great welcome, fast and very friendly service. Loved that it’s their own beer brewed on site. The lamb burger was amazing and again locally made. Great experience

Dog friendly patio and the servers were extremely attentive to our dog as well as us. Drinks and food were great, tried the spicy dill pickle margarita which was a suprisingly good experience. 👍

Amazing food, service, and atmosphere! Beef barley soup, and the Halibut tacos and chili margarita were just fantastic! Will definitely be back!

Over the years my wife and I have enjoyed our time eating a variety of savoury and fruit pies. What sets Shuswap Pie Company apart is the dough they use. It is the best due to its flakiness and consistency. When in Salmon Arm, this is the place for breakfast and lunch. During our latest visit with our friends, we had Chicken Pot Pie, Steak and Stout and the Beef Taco savoury pies. And we just loved eating the peach, blueberry and strawberry rhubarb pies. I highly recommend this restaurant as a place to visit.

If you love a variety of pies this is the place. We have never been here before but if we lived around here I think we would be spending a lot of time eating here. I had the bumbleberry pie with ice cream and it was absolutely delicious. My husband ordered the swirl cheesecake. Unfortunately he wanted the sausage roll but none were to had. We also had cappuccino with were also made just right. The staff were very efficient and friendly. We ate on the little patio.

Recommended by a friend (a tour bus operator) during a motorcycle trip through Salmon Arm, this place is amazing! The locals are so friendly and complimented us on fitting 5 motorcycles into one car spot on the street. The pies have definitely earned their reputation and sandwiches are very tasty. At the self-serve water station, you pour water from jugs into cute little mason jars. Service was efficient and friendly, will definitely return when in Salmon Arm again.

Bought frozen pies and baked them at home. We all loved them. Flaky crust filled with juicy fruits. Especially the peach pie was to die for! Very reasonably priced, too. Wish we could buy them in Vancouver area!

We drive between BC & AB quite a bit, but always seem to pass by Shushwap Pie when it’s closed! Finally were able to pop in and OH BOY, what a treat. Grabbed a selection of slices, already baked, and frozen pies. Lemme tell you, all were a big hit! The crust is light and flakey, the fillings all divine. We also got a couple muffins and lemon bars which were delicious as well. Will definitely try to time our drives better now so we can stop here each time!

Superb pies! We had a mixture of sandwiches, fruit pies and drinks and all were wonderful. We brought a pie to bring home too as we just couldn’t get enough. We don’t have pies like this in the UK, and mores the pity! Lovely service too.

Best pies in town - we love to grab a slice fresh or take a frozen pie and keep in the freezer as we don't live in town. Fruit and meat pies are very good. We also ordered fruit pies for our wedding reception in 2018, I think 20 pies for 120 people and it was a huge hit!

The Wharf in Salmon Arm is an absolute treasure and truly one of the highlights of the area. Walking along this beautifully maintained wooden boardwalk, stretching gracefully over the calm waters of Shuswap Lake, is a serene and unforgettable experience. The gentle sway of the dock, the sound of the water beneath, and the panoramic views of the lake and surrounding mountains make it a perfect escape from the busy world. It’s the longest wooden wharf in North America, and every step offers something magical, whether it’s watching birds flying low over the water, catching the colors of the sky reflecting off the lake, or simply soaking in the peaceful atmosphere. The wharf is clean, safe, and a wonderful spot for a casual walk, photography, or just sitting quietly to enjoy the view. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, this spot is a must-visit in Salmon Arm. It’s one of those places that instantly calms your mind and leaves you with lasting memories.

It's one of my favorite places in Salmon Arm. In the heart of Salmon Arm take a boardwalk stroll on the longest curved inland wharf in North America. The wharf is a great place to watch the local wildlife and take in the beautiful Shuswap Lake. Perfect plan to clear your mind and get some fresh air. This is such a beautiful location. I really recommend this place.

The Salmon Arm wharf was gorgeous. We went on BC Day, so it was pretty chill. We walked through downtown, but most stores were closed for the holiday. Which was actually kinda nice, lots of parking, and we window-shopped...lol. Some small restaurants were open. The buildings and planter boxes were beautiful and worth the walk. If you need a washroom, Askew grocery store has one! Askews was super cute and had lots of cool stuff, like organic products. I totally recommend walking around downtown Salmon Arm and down to the waterfront. It was a great day with beautiful surroundings!

A beautiful and peaceful lakeside walk! Visited Salmon Arm Wharf for the first time and absolutely loved it. The views of Shuswap Lake are stunning, especially at sunset, and the boardwalk is clean, spacious, and easy to walk. It’s the longest wooden wharf in North America, a great spot for photos, birdwatching (saw lots of Western Grebes), or just enjoying the calm. The nearby park adds to the relaxing vibe, with plenty of space to sit and take in the scenery. A must-visit if you're in the area — peaceful, scenic, and full of charm.

This is a gorgeous pier to go on a walk at and admire the sights. When I came, it was not busy at all. I wish I knew about this area sooner, so could have come more often.

Salmon Arm Wharf: A Scenic Haven for Dining and Wildlife On Friday, August 15, 2025, my girlfriend and I enjoyed a delightful visit to Salmon Arm Wharf, a highlight of British Columbia’s Shuswap region. Seeking a picturesque spot to enjoy our lunch by the water, we found the wharf’s picnic tables to be clean, inviting, and perfectly positioned for a relaxing meal. As we savored our food, the expansive views of Shuswap Lake on a clear, sunny day were nothing short of breathtaking, with the serene waters framed by the distant Coastal Mountains, including the majestic Mount Ida. The wharf, stretching 440 feet and proudly holding the title of North America’s longest freshwater wooden wharf, offers a unique vantage point for visitors. Constructed in 1907 to navigate the lake’s mudflats, it has evolved into a beloved attraction for both locals and tourists. During our visit, we were charmed by the local wildlife, with friendly ducks waddling nearby and a graceful great blue heron patrolling the shoreline. In the distance, bald eagles soared, adding to the natural spectacle. The wharf is a renowned birdwatching hotspot, with over 278 documented species, including ospreys, western grebes, and swans, making it a paradise for nature enthusiasts. The adjacent Marine Peace Park enhances the experience with well-maintained grounds, additional picnic areas, and benches ideal for soaking in the views. For those planning a visit, the wharf is easily accessible, though parking near the roundabout can be tricky during peak times—arrive early to secure a spot, with one hour of free parking available before fees apply. Summer visitors can enjoy “Wednesdays on the Wharf,” a lively event featuring live music at the park’s bandstand, perfect for pairing with a picnic or a meal at the nearby Prestige Inn patio. A concession stand at the wharf’s end offers snacks like fresh sorbet, and watercraft rentals are available for those eager to explore the lake. Tips for Visitors: Bring binoculars for optimal birdwatching, as herons, eagles, and other species are abundant but sometimes distant. A light jacket is wise, as lake breezes can be cool even on sunny days. For a quieter experience, visit in the morning to avoid crowds. Note that dogs must be leashed to protect sensitive wildlife habitats. Salmon Arm Wharf is a must-visit for anyone seeking a blend of natural beauty, wildlife, and tranquility. Whether you’re enjoying a picnic, strolling the historic pier, or spotting bald eagles, this destination delivers a memorable experience. I highly recommend it to couples, families, and nature lovers looking to create lasting memories in the heart of the Shuswap!

Visit : July 3,2025 The walk there was amazing especially in good weather. There is a small takeout caffe or restaurant at the end of the Wharf which provides good food for reasonable prices. Huge paid parking available around the Wharf and if you’re in Salmon Arm then you must visit the Wharf.

Don't miss this gem! Awesome cheese, milk products, gelato, and Dutch treats. Also some great meat products. If you travel with kids make sure you have some time to watch the antics of the goats, take a tour of the barns and have a picnic at the playground

Grass Root is a charming stop in the beautiful Shuswap region, located in Salmon Arm. The farm offers a wide variety of seasonal produce and animal products, along with an excellent selection of cheeses—perfect for taking home. You can pet and feed friendly goat and other farm animals too What truly sets this farm apart, however, is their incredible homemade gelato—arguably the best in the region. Made with fresh, local ingredients and available in a rotating selection of flavors, it's a must-try that draws both locals and travelers alike. And if you're lucky, you might even be greeted by the friendly farm dog on duty!

My family enjoyed this visit to the dairy farm. They opened early enough so we could visit on our way along the #1. We purchased some of their cheese after sampling which one we liked best. We also got some quark that is very yummy. The family got to see the cheese being made and tour the barn. They have clean washrooms too.

Definitely recommend stopping at this family run farm. It's just 2 minutes from the highway, and you won't regret it. Great cheese, super delicious ice cream with their farm milk, fresh egg,.... very friendly staff.

Really neat place to find the best cheese! A family farm where we happened to be there just after twin calves were born. The family encouraged us to go see. We've also seen them in the process of making cheese. So many delicious varieties of cheese and other local products

Great cheese, great service! Fun to feed the chickens and goats etc. Seems like a bigger selection of flavours than last year when we were here.

Grassroots Dairy is a lovely spot near Salmon Arm off the main hwy. Cool shady picnic area on rich green grass. Goats and chickens to amuse you and wonderful cheeses and many other products to sample and buy. May I recommend the Mighty Mazuda! Friendly folks and great place to stock up on cheese, picnic and recharge away from the hustle of downtown Salmon Arm. They are a Harvest Host too for those with a membership!

Such a gorgeous, not-so-little walking park, just on the edge of town. You can have your doggy off leash here, perhaps spot some hidden faces in the trees, and you should keep a good eye out for the occasional bear that is seen here 🐻.

Great easy hiking trails, multiple trails in one location, none seem more than 15-20mins. Great for people and walking the dogs, lots to smell and pee on(the dogs of course🙄). Scenery is wondrous!

It's a nice trail, I've been taken here for some cross country running stuff I did in elementary, but that was a long time ago. I think this is just a good spot for taking dogs for a walk, getting out of the house into nature, and there's definitely a lot of spots for kids to run around and have fun, I remember making forts and stuff here. Occasionally, you'll see school kids here, although usually it's fine, teachers contain those goofy sillies. I haven't been here for a bit, but I've been going here since I was young. Honestly, it's just a nice trail, it has different routes that you can go through, some quicker and some for those who like their leisurely walks, it's just a good spot. Over all, I recommend it for a nice spot! Have a good time here if you plan to go, or I hope you did have a good time if you did. Have a nice day

Beautiful area, so close to home. Many short distance hiking trails through the woods, nice views of the Shuswap Lake and Salmon Arm from the summit. Great place for nice afternoon walk.

An easy climb that can be done by just about anyone. Good for half day adventures just to stroll around the dozen or so trails in the area. The only downside is the lake inside the park is really a glorified pond at the moment. That probably changes throughout the year, but for now to see it you need to walk off the path a bit and hunt for it. All in all, a good place to go for a day walk.

This is definitely more of a walk / jaunt. Takes about 20 minutes to mount the summit. Really lovely view from the top. Lots of turds along the way.

Beautiful views of the Salmon Arm region! The last part of the hike to the top was rigorous, but worth it. The rest is very pleasant. It was not easy for us to orient to the various loops and to find the parking lot where we were parked. As we become more familiar with the area, we will be ok. It's not a large area.

Thoughtful and inclusive programming and exhibitions. Well worth a stop in Salmon Arm.

I have visited exhibited and enjoy this Art Gallery for many, many years! The employees are always friendly, welcoming and helpful. Salmon Arm is so very lucky to have this public gallery and art centre in their midst. Truly a must see.

This art gallery was amazing and just had such a calming vibe.

Lovely gallery show casing local artists.

Imagine viewing 156 pieces of art submitted from a variety of folks around the Shuswap! Come see for yourself. The 20/20 exhibit runs until sometime in mid March. A cornucopia for your eyes. Another successful organized event from art gallery staff and volunteers.

The 20x20 artists challenge resulted in some amazing art. Beautiful to view but too much to take anything home.

Great art space and heritage building. Helpful staff.

We're tourists from Yukon and popped by today as we were down at the family festival. Great selection, super friendly staff and good prices. Don't hesitate to support this awesome local business.

I have been coming to the Candy Vault store for a while now and every visit there has always been a good experience. The candy store always have something I like. They have unique chocolate bars, gummi candy and pop from outside the country. All through out the year, they sell different items. Some of them are pricy, but it is worth it. They even serve ice cream on the cone. The people that work there are always courteous and willing to help there customers. They are closed on Sundays and holidays, so make sure you know there business hours. I highly recommend this place for your source for sugary snacks.

Excellent store, great service and environment. Different types of candies on an environment charge of joy and nostalgia, posters and candies I could say Different and difficult to find in a regular stores. Thanks for the attention.

I can't say enough amazing things about Sean and his team at the Candy Vault! We had thrown a Harry potter themed engagement party and we were able to get chocolate wands, butterbeer and harry potter icon dummies and of course the famous Bertie Bott Every Flavoured Beans! We had so many people comment how these were such great touches to our day and it create great memories to see the reactions on people's faces when they had rotten egg, dirty dish water or even the stink bug flavoured beans! Thank you so much for adding to our special day and making it so incredibly memorable!

There’s A lot of different kind of candy in that candy vault for each item or package. It is quite pricey. If you have a sweet tooth this is a place to go.

Great Ice cream! The root beer floats one is amazingly good!

A favorite stop whenever we are driving through Salmon Arm. Awesome service. They always remember us year after year. Cool selection of old school candies and sodas.

Stopped off on way through for a couple of hours with my husband and 3 sons (18, 16, 11). Got the twilight rate on entry which helped as all 13+ are classed as adults. Fun couple of hours on the 4 slides, nice hot shower for afterwards and plenty of space to sit for anyone not on a slide.

Excellent waterslide park. 4 large slides. Reasonable entry fee. Good amount of green space to relax. Likely less enjoyable when the park is at max capacity but the evening we visited it was most enjoyable and the whole crew had fun. The hot tub is not overly hot. There are 3 kids slides and a small mini golf course as well. The slides are in very good condition and the staff are friendly and helpful.

It's a lovely facility, but the adult slides are frustratingly slow so often times you get stuck mid way down and have to scramble your way down to the next dip in the slide. I also don't think the kids slides have enough supervision so there's far more collisions than necessary near the exits of the two slides. Staff were all super friendly and helpful and a great time all round for the whole family.

Had a blast with my family. The lines went fast so we got to go multiple times. The hot tub was a little gross with lots of dirt and murky water. But other then that it was a great experience.

One of our favorite places. . . We lpve it, so do the mosquitos!

Honestly I read so many mixed reviews and was a little meh about going, especially with an 8 year old who wants to be 16. She loved it, we loved it! Yes there are only 4 slides, but the waits were reasonable (15 mins max) and you're undercover from the sun. It was very busy when we went and I was just surprised with how fun it was! Well worth it and will be going again! The main complaint I saw was going slow on the slides, if you're on the smaller side (adult and kid) and go down sitting up, you're going to go slow. So yah just gotta send it!

We have kids age 4,6,8 just the right size and speed for them. Lots of older kids there looked like they were having fun as well. Line ups can take quite a while. Worth the twilight price.

This park is amazing as the seasons change. I was painting the flowers beside the Memorial gate. What a wonderful, peaceful setting!

Its a hidden gem right beside the highway in downtown Salmon Arm. Not a huge perk but it’s nice and quite. It’s got a nice fountain going on in the middle of the lake during the summer. You might see some turtles relaxing and obviously see birds around you if you’re there in summer time.

Walking path with thriving plant species. A variety of birds. Healthy ecosystem. I took a picture of a blue heron sharing a log with three turtles. Restrooms available.

An absolutely lovely morning 1.5 km walk around this beautiful park. A must see. Includes a memorial walk. Really incredible idea for loved ones who have passed away.

A wonderful walk around a pond with fountain. Has benches to sit and a pathway making wheelchair accessible. Surrounded with beautiful flowers and fresh grass if u want to enjoy a picnic! Stop and see the turtles, geese, ducks and their babies along the way!

A quick but beautiful stroll through a gorgeous walking path with well groomed landscaping. Tons of ducks and a few turtles, lots of peace and quiet. A good place to stretch your legs if you are traveling through.

Nice area to relax and walk a little bit. Always stop here when passing through.

I wish the facility was kept in better condition. The climbing structure is really falling apart and entire building is not kept very clean. All the couches need repaired/replaced, pieces of food I saw just discarded, furnace needs to be turned on as I found it very cold inside and also needs to be cleaned. Quite expensive at $10 per child and $5 each adult.

Fun physical activity indoor playground for kiddos!! Snacks and drinks can be purchased. Party spot. And clean bathrooms. Affordable and good way to spend 2 hrs. Wear socks!!

the atmosphere was emersive and colorful. and the staff are very helpful and kind my childen had a exquisite time and the food was extremely delectible

We attended a birthday party here today and there was only a child working. They only let you buy the food that they provide which was brought out 30 minutes before the other food. You only get an ice cream cake but they didn’t have forks for the kids to eat it! They didn’t have enough plates or even provide napkins. 10 kids had to eat ice cream cake with there hands. There was people in the group with allergies but you can’t bring your own food like the ice cream cake has nuts on it. Tried to call the manager multiple times without an answer. Honestly terrible for the birthday boy.

What a poor experience. We booked a birthday party and the room wasn’t cleaned that well, had left over garbage in it from a previous party and the table wasn’t very clean. You aren’t allowed to bring in your own food and the food you buy is expensive for what it is. The “hotdog platter” was 30 dollars for 10 HALF hot dogs that came out and sat on the table for 30 minutes before the pizzas came. When the pizzas did arrive, I had to go and ask for plates. The ice cream cake is pretty small for 10 kids and when they served it to us, I had to ask for plates, forks and a knife again then they told us they didn’t have any forks or spoons because they ran out, the kids had to eat icecream cake with their hands! We had to grab napkins from the bathroom since the kids had to eat the with their hands. No adult or manager available to talk to besides the young kid that was working, we asked for a managers number and when we called there was no answer.

Hello, As per your quick reply post, I submitted my email address, 2 different ways. Although your reply was quick here on your reviews, its been 4 days, and I have yet to have your follow up to make this up.

The food is great, the employees are great and it's such a nice place to go to when your kids need to burn some energy. I've been coming here for a few years now and it's been great every visit.

One of the most beautiful spots in the Shuswap, this wharf and Nature House gives one the opportunity to appreciate nature in all its splendor. The view from the wharf is incredible and the Nature House gives one a glimpse into the lives of many of the birds found in this area. One can also see the mating dance of the Western Grebe on video....so amazing and informative. A good place for adults and children to visit.

Just a lovely, easy walk along the shore.

Much pretty, good swamp land.

A super place. Please take note no dogs allowed during this time. Also help by giving people 6 feet of space.

Great place to walk and see nature

Loved it. So many 🐦

Pedro Gonzales' is a very nice grocery market and makes for a good alternative to DeMille's. They sell fresh produce, some interesting preparations of meat and homemade pies. They also serve ice cream too. You should check this business out when you are coming through Salmon Arm.

Great place to shop for plants and fruit! I love the Australian girl (Avery) who was my cashier, such a doll. Seems like Salmon Arm is beginning to be a small Australian Town! 🇦🇺

We live in Salmon Arm so we like to buy our fresh produce from them. They also have a nice daily lunch special with soup. Staff is friendly and prices are reasonable.

Dropped in on our way back to the other side of the rockies. Cherries looked good, so we got some of those. The peaches though... really nice. They were not bullet hard, and they actually had a scent, so bought those too. I don't buy them at our local grocery store for the two reasons I mentioned above. It was a really nice surprise.

This is the only place I go when I need to stop on my way through! Great fruit for road snacks (they have a fruit washing station outside) and public washrooms.

Very nice selection of fresh fruit and vegetables. We purchased some delicious peaches and local honey.

We are locals and stopped in and were shocked to see some items twice the price of other local Thompson Okanagan growers, for example $5 a pound for local pickling cucumbers…I bought them elsewhere for $2.50 a pound the same day. A tiny basket of overripe blackberries $7? A peach pie for $28?? $7 for 6 buns?Ridiculous. Also, when a person is standing with literally cash in hand to pay for something (cheeses) and you've bagged the items, don’t stop the transaction so you can chat to some Turkish tourists (who weren’t even buying anything) wanting to know all the details including addresses about where to entertain their kids all over the region. I stood there for several minutes waiting to give you my money. Paying customers come first. I watched them drive away without giving you a nickel. If you want us to support local, DO BETTER.

Drove up there in blue (tucson). Rough roads for sure, especially up shaw Road Way, but she handled it like a boss. It is a beautiful view, but you have to drive through rocks, puddles, big divots, and trees to get there.

Took my atv up there today. WOW. What an incredible mountain and the view is stunning. The trail up was very steep, big rocks, rock faces and lots of washouts. Definitely not for newbie’s.

We hiked this 25 km trail and had a great time overall. We started at 10 AM and finished around 6 PM, taking our time to enjoy the views and breaks along the way. The incline was manageable — nothing too steep — and we didn’t face any major difficulties on the trail itself. The biggest issue we had was with bugs and mosquitoes, so definitely come prepared with bug spray, especially in the warmer months. Aside from that, the scenery made it all worth it. The lookouts were absolutely stunning and offered some amazing views throughout the hike. Finding the trailhead was a bit tricky at first. It actually starts at the cemetery, which isn’t clearly marked, so we spent a little while trying to figure out where to begin. We ended up parking our car in the cemetery as well, which worked out fine. Overall, it was a great experience, and we’d definitely like to come back and do it again in another season!

Well now good old Mt. Ida is essentially my backyard. Over the years it has lost many trees to the lumber industry. This has created some new open habitat for both animals and beautiful flowers. This mountain has also seen quite an increase on recreational use, like hunting, ATVs, snowmobiles, and hikers. Sadly, many of the roads have been deactivated. This has made it quite difficult to access a lot of areas without an ATV and has made it difficult for those who enjoy gleaning firewood which in turn reduces forest fire fuels. Now that the Salmon Arm access road is closed near the cemetery, traffic has seriously increased at the other points of access. PLEASE be respectfully everywhere and at all times. Access to this mountain is more or less a privilege and we never know when that privilege maybe be cut off. I enjoy the flowers and will include a few pics in this post.

A great hike with amazing views of Salmon arm, I would definitely recommend this hike

Endless trails for quading, dirtbiking, hiking. Beautiful area.

You might not like it if you’re not into mountains

Peaceful walking trail. Great place to take pictures. Usually lots of ducks and birds. Good walking trail, but dogs are not allowed during bird nesting season( May 1 - June 30)

Very good trail for photography. First under a canopy then to an opened area giving multiple access to the water front, possibly sneaking on birds doing whatever birds do

Beautiful trail running along the train tracks. We biked down from the Fairfield hotel and really wasn't too bad getting here. The trail is flat and pretty easy except after a while does get pretty rocky. With mountain bike tires should be fine but we had hybrid bike so much thinner tires so couldn't do the whole thing. Lots of birds along the water though.

A great walking/running/biking path. A great place to go birdwatching. Easy walking path along the shoreline of Shuswap Lake. It's 3km one way to Raven but lots of people just walk part of it.

An extremely easy, peaceful and bird filled trail. We do it almost every morning! Super wide and flat trail that follows the lake and some marshes.

Beauty walk along the wetlands type area. Lots of birds in the spring time. Great walk. You will see tons of wildlife, not just birds. Well worth the jaunt for sure.

Went for the great backyard bird count here and it was a really nice surprise trail network. Lots of birds, few people and an island to walk out on to. On top of that a bird sanctuary, wharf, Park and pier. A nice place to unwind in winter.

We rented a tent site over BC day weekend. Hosts go the extra mile, they put on shows like karaoke and live music. Kids loved the pool and the washrooms were kept clean as well. Showers were hot. Nice place to camp, we will be back!

Very friendly staff! Quiet (as its away from the highway) and well maintained yard. FREE SHOWERS, although not the best pressure. Great pool, mini golf course, play structure to list a few. Coin washer and dryer also available.

The campground is small and very quiet, with Walmart just 10 minutes away. It has a friendly atmosphere, a pool, tennis, and mini-golf, plus hot showers and toilets. There are water, electricity, and sewer hookups for trailers. One of the places we’d gladly visit again if we pass by.

Great little RV camp spot in Salmon Arm. The staff are super friendly, the showers are warm and there is room enough to walk your dog around. Cozy RV spot with trees and bushes to give you privacy. Reasonably priced with putt putt golf, pool and pickleball. Highly recommended.

Myself and 2 friends shared a tiny cabin, it was simple but suited us perfectly and had more than we needed Including a pool, wifi, a fridge, and bunk beds. Very Friendly staff It’s listed but not super visible on their website- They have camping mattresses, you bring your own bedding

It was a nice quiet spot. Sure there were families and kids but it was good 👍 the only things that were a concern was a very weak WiFi (which is important when you need to work while on vacation) and the sewer connection was a bit far (and your neighbors sewer was a bit too close).

Good place to stop with your RV around Shuswap Lake area. They have pull throughs, back in's, tent area, pool, pickle ball, playground and even cabins. Lots of folks are setting up here for the entire summer, some year around. Well treed, shade and fire pits. Gravel sites, pretty level.

If you’re coming expecting to hear roots and blues music, you may be disappointed … turns out there was little of either genre. It’s not that I didn’t enjoy myself, but it was not at all what I was expecting as far as the music lineup goes. Besides that, the atmosphere was super, the people were warm and friendly, it was very well organized and camping was just across the street giving it a cozy atmosphere. Great festival but just don’t come expecting to hear much roots or blues.

An amazing collage of music, art, and community. Great local wines and beers! This festival is a must attend for all music lovers in one of the most beautiful areas of Canada.

We had a great time at this year's event.

Waste of $250. First time. Won't come back. Turn up Amanda Marshall's microphone much louder! What kind of sound tech set up are you?!!! Disappointing that Amanda Marshall's microphone wasn't turned up, so we could hear her louder than her back up singers! Such a beautiful voice on a low volumed microphone! Lots of us purchased the expensive all weekend pass too!

It's a good festival but something really bothered me. For an event that relies on volunteers, even for "dirty" jobs like cleaning garbage, they should do better for the jobs that are actually paid. Stop giving contracts to unethical security companies that only hire from 1 ethnic group. It's not diverse, not multicultural, and not a fair representation of Canada. Alcohol bag checks at every exit in order to sell $9 beers. Even if bringing in water, the guards sniff the liquid up close and it's super unsanitary.

Music to dance and to chill both blues and rock. Great volunteers, security + drink limits cut down on obnoxious drunkenness, beautiful artisan vendors, giant puppets and other wanderers... Downsides were the cowfield camping with no porta-potties at the back (and some ant infested zones which could have been marked off), and having my sentimentality important San Fran shirt, I'd planned to change into for the evening's dancing, taken instead of being turned in to Lost and Found (if the person reads this you still could return it I'm listed with them). 2025 Musical shout outs to Lloyd Spiegel, Jeremy Kneeshaw, Burton Cummings, and Colin James - all "wow" music. Will go back (but not camp).

The festival is very well organized with great musicians from all over the world. It is worth every penny!

This is my favorite cidery. I make sure to stop by every time I'm in Salmon Arm and grab a flight. There is a wide variety of options that are usually delicious - the Lavender Honey is my #1, but the Haskap Berry and recently the Maple Oak flavors are also worth shouting out.

The ciders are diverse. They have a good amount of selection. They have a classic and seasonal flight and good choices. Prices start at 12 and 14 bucks. I would stop buy again for anyone that loves cider. Nice patio and nice music. Staff was very friendly as well.

A small little cidery with an amazing vibe. It was a place of fun and laughter for my wife and I. The small batch strawberry and elderflower was a phenomenal flavour and felt so refreshing! Would recommend. I cannot wait to see what the next seasonal flavours will be!

The best cider I have had to date. We tried the Maple Oak and Strawberry Rhubarb. Both were phenomenal. Excited to try their new small batch flavours when we come through next summer!

Finally a Cidery in Salmon Arm. Great Location just outside of downtown Dalmon Arm. Patio is very welcoming and comfortable. Staff and owners super inviting and friendly. They even gave us a little Tour. We tried all 5 ciders on tap and ordered some pizzas and salads as well. Glad we have another good spot to go out and Salmon arm is getting more unique spaces to dine out in a great atmosphere

Best craft ciders in the Shuswap!! Deliscious regular cider line up - and thier seasonal small batches are unmatched. The flavours are delicious and unique! My all time fav is the Maple Oak!!

The wraps here a so so good, and come with fresh cherries for a nice finishing touch! And ciders are yummy! Nice that there are board games available to play while you wait.

A must visit when in Salmon Arm Parking close by. Come to see the birds or have a picnic. Maybe rent a boat. Or just sit and grab a coffee. The many choices are ready for you.

Very beautiful park and wharf. Great place to spend some time, talk a walk, have a picnic etc!

Salmon Arm's most popular man-made landmark, the SA Wharf, is visited by most visitors to the city. A 300-meter walk over Shuswap Lake will be rewarded with a great view of the Salmon Arm of the lake, the wildlife of protected bird sanctuary, and as a bonus, you can treat yourself to an ice cream cone!

Time to relax...enjoy fresh air and scenic surrounds. A walk along the wharf is a must. Well kept gardens.

Beautiful scenic views of Shuswap lake. If you like ducks, blue herons, and all sorts of other birds this is definitely the place to be. Right close by is some great nature trails as well.

Clean and quiet, and very well maintained. Went here for my wedding on Aug 27th 2022

It was so much fun to be able to perform there with the Sullivan and Jackson jazz bands on June 21st (the former I was a part of before I graduated :').) The crowd was amazing, and it was such a gorgeous day. the acoustics, by the way? chef's kiss, though credit goes to the people who set up our equipment, ehe.. But yeah, it was amazing. I definitely recommend visiting. The grass is also very soft, though there's pinecones the closer you get to the gazebo, understandably. If you plan on staying for a show, make sure to bring your chairs and a blanket. And bug spray. And sunblock.

Great winery! Staff is lovely, wines are really good, you have a few options to eat while tatsing (charcuterie platters / cheese selection etc), prices are fair. I had a warm welcome and a good time, will definitly come back!

Great views, amazing wine! Went camping and made a stop for lunch at the winery patio; great charcuterie board options and a sample slider of red or white wines. We enjoyed the sunny late summer brunch a lot and ended up buying a bottle of almost every wine on the sampler. 10/10 would come again and recommend.

Cute dogs that say hello! Loki and Kula are cute puppers. As someone who doesn’t drink at all, I had a lot of fun here. Took the free tour which was quick and nice. Afterwards did wine tasting which was a ton of fun in a group of 4. It was only $20 for a set of white+red . Their wines were absolutely delicious and ended up buying a bottle of the “Twisted Path”. Highly recommend heading here on a day out in Salmon Arm.

My friend and I came here randomly after a hike and it was such an amazing experience. Unreal!! The people who work here are knowledgeable and amazing and so friendly. Would 10/10 recommend to anyone thinking about stopping by.

We had an extraordinary experience at Sunnybrae vineyard. The staff is highly knowledgeable about the wines, the history of the vineyard and the wine making process. They are friendly, approachable and welcoming. We had an unique experience and we highly recommend their Twisted Path, Redneck Red wine and Gewurztaminer.

Sunnybrae isn't just about incredible wine; it's a testament to outstanding hospitality. From the moment we walked in, the entire team made our visit a truly exceptional experience. ​They didn't just pour samples, they crafted a personalized tasting experience, answering all our questions about the terroir and the winemaking process with grace.

Beautiful views, great snacks, great staff and delicious wine! Self guided winery tour is stunning!

Quiet Park around a homeless shelter/ safe injection site. Unfortunately there are some beautiful houses right next door to the shelter which I'm sure they're not very fond of but in my stay there, the people individually kept to themselves and didn't disturb the community around them from my experience at least . Located just after the train tracks by the church foundation that provides great donation deals / prices for essential and non-essential items, home furnishings and clothing, books

Dog park was ok, wasn’t anything special. Honestly smelt like pee and poo. They didn’t have a spot for small dogs which was disappointing. But it was all fenced in. This park is ideal for bigger dogs to run around and get their energy out.

Great spot! Cool graffiti on the skate park, an awesome water park, and tons of space for the family (or Pokemon Go squad) to stretch out and play!

Great place for kids ! Two sized parks, lots of feild for running or sporting activities. Also has water park! Covered picnic area and washrooms/Change rooms. AS WELL as a skate park!

OK spot to take the dog out It can get pretty muddy out there, and there's some huge puddles the dogs like to play in. You should bring a towel if you drive there. Its a huge area for pets to run around in also has a kind of sand track space. Do be careful if your dog is an escape artist there a couple of spots along the road side where they can get out. No trails!

What a hoot! That amazing big tellow ball fills with water...dumps onto the yellow platform and sprays an incredible amout if water on the little critters running around underneath. Ages 2 to 12 and any adult who would like to enjoy this wonderful setting. And its free... Unbelievable!

What a fabulous park! From the ball fields to the water/play park and skate park. Plus, the little concession is an added benefit!

Was here yesterday and was surprised at the amount of homeless individuals taking showers at the splash park. Was here with my kids around 6:00pm and while they’re playing in the splash park had 3 homeless individuals washing their hair and taking their clothes off. I don’t know if this is a common occurrence here but last time we were here a few years ago was not a concern at all.

We live in Vernon, and we visited yesterday. We stayed for four hours. The children had a fun time. This playground was clean and could relax at the picnic table with shade. It is a playground where children to older children can have fun. :) Also, it was very quiet. We will visit this playground again.

Fletcher park is the best. Nestled under the shadow of Salmon Arm's City Hall it hosts the young and the seasoned. Clean and safe and beautiful.

Great place We're visiting from Toronto, I tough the community did a great job with this park. Clean, beautiful, we'll maintained. Good job!

The atmosphere was beautiful!

Water park with changerooms, decent amount of tables and grass space. Trees for shade and a large playground makes this a win. Each time we've come, there are people but its never been overly or crazy busy which is nice as well. Only possible negative would be amount of parking but aside from that, enjoy!

The spray park is awesome fun. There are two water spouts you can point around. The water turns off so put your hand on top of the short pole to turn it on again. There are change rooms and washrooms. Plenty of room on the grass for a picnic. There are playgrounds for smaller and bigger kids. There is a climbing wall to a slide. Play on the playground then cool off with the water.

Visiting from Calgary and thought I'd hit the MTB! Really loved the well cared for trail system here. Got a bit lost on my way up, there's a few intersections that aren't super clear. But once I sorted it out, the downhill on Schizo and Flying Nun were so much fun. Cruisey! Nice work South Canoe Trail Assc.

A well-used/ marked trail system close to Salmon Arm. Multiple users (hikers, runners, bikers and equestrians) share the spiderweb of trails that give you a variety of adventures. Outhouse, doggy bag station, garbages, trail map and bike repair station are available at parking lot. The trails can connect to the Larch Hills trails (including the Larch Hills Traverse) The forestry road is in use so be aware of all motorized traffic. Some trails are marked for bike/equestrian use only for safety and trail maintenance. Downloadable trail map can be found online

Spend most of my time here mountain biking, trails are well kept and range from beginner to expert.

Would go again. Awesome MTB trails. Mo Budda.

Beautiful trails for horse back riding

All of the mountain bikers and hikers on the trails were polite and helpful. Only one trail sign was missing on our 7km walk but we had taken a picture of the map before we left the carpark so that made it easier to navigate. It looks like a super awesome ride for anyone on a bike or horseback!

Kc reloaded is my favorite trail just past marker 4

Last night I attended Shuswap Theatre’s new production: The Virgin Trial. And I have thoughts. Naturally, I assumed you would all care to know. Upon entering the theatre, I was a bit concerned. The stage was sparse, and that always worries me a bit. A table, a checkboard floor, a few faux-antique chairs… what could they possibly do with it? Luckily, as the theatre often does, I was reminded again that creativity knows no bounds and sometimes things are not always as they seem. Without giving too much away, my first accolade goes to the lighting design. The brilliant use of light and screen transformed the seemingly one-dimensional stage into both dark and private places. The trickery was excellent. Moving on to the acting - really, pretty well done. The Virgin Trial is not a feel-good, family-friendly production. The actors worked with strong themes including emotional, physical and political control, manipulation and torture. Ted (Oliver Becker) was clearly a seasoned actor with his beguiling and booming presence. Parry, played by Kyle Herrewynen brought humor and humility. Mary (Shannon Kehl) helped firmly plant this play in a contemporary context with her edgy street fashion and hip-hoppity, swaying hip entrances. Eleanor was just plain mean, which I have heard, is quite the opposite to the Julia Body most know. Amanda Maygard, playing governess Ashley, certainly stretched her acting wings with this one… and kept them up. Thom, played by Uther Radcliffe brought his slightly quirky personality to his character, and it was believable. Finally, the young Princess, Bess. Shayla Diekert brought all the grace, poise and innocent beauty that only young women really can, and I loved her costumes. If I was to offer any feedback, I encourage the cast to play a bit more, now that they are settled into their roles. As a good friend recently said to me, regardless of the theme and tone of the play, the whole point is to have fun doing it. There was only one area that really took me out of this play, and that was occasionally with the sound design. The music choices were incredible. The sound effects were spooky, set the mood and worked for the most part, but they were often all coming from the same speaker, at the same volume, and occasionally overpowered the actors. I believe Director Elizabth Ann Skelhorne has provided Salmon Arm with a real piece of dramatic art, and I hope you will all go and see the production so we can argue over my critiques.

Just saw Outside Mullingar last night! It was amazing! All four of the performers were really outstanding!

Watched the TOTE Fringe fest here. Really great festival. Nice little theatre

Saw my first stand up comedy show here, thought it was great. The performance group can be found on Facebook by searching 'ok dope' they're from the Vancouver area I believe. Cheers.

Atmosphere was great. The seating spacious and comfortable. Quite warm though. Everyone left dumb founded wondering what the heck they just watched though. You can tell you are in Canada by the polite claps afterwards as to not offend but man o man the Flight made us want to flee 5 minuted in. It does not reflect the quant theater and we will go again.

Every seat is good. Productions are entertaining. Staff are enthusiastic. Tickets are priced well. Play choices are interesting.

The little club that has a great history and continues the legacy. If you're looking for some entertainment check out when the next show is. If you're looking to volunteer you won't find a better group to work with.

This is a well marked trail system. Beautiful forests beside the shuswap lake. Ideal for walking alone or in groups. Many people go with their dogs. From the parking lot you walk up hill and then winding around to come back it will be long slow down hill but it's easy.

Nice trail multi starting spots

I live here and I go here every day. It’s wonderful to walk around in, with a broad variety of wildflowers and fungi, with my personal favourites, Maianthemum Racemosum and Clematis Occidentalis. I’ve only seen coyotes a few times, and found actual drugs even fewer which is very refreshing for the shuswap.

Love the Park Hill trails! Right next to the ballpark, and Canoe Beach

Great little trail system that crosses the road at a couple points. Perfect for Cubs or younger scouts and easy to get to the beach afterwards to play.

Relatively small area but Lots of trails to adjust how much time you want to spend hiking

Nice trails if you are in this area

Food was ok but the service is awful, I hope that this waitress doesn’t rely on tips as she sure the hell isn’t getting one from me. Quite rude in fact

I took my son for dinner and I tried their taco salad bowl for the first time. I hadn't read the menu that carefully and was surprised to find that it included tater tots in the salad! Very different, but I liked it . The taco bowl shell was freshly made & crispy and I loved the salsa they use. The veggies in the salad were crisp and also very fresh. I would definitely have this salad again.

Horrible Payouts. Not even worthy of one star. 1 star for having a restaurant. But overall, this place should be called No chances. Sorry, but many people have said this as well. Normally , wouldn't post anything but in case people should be made aware.

Good food good service

Folks you have got to understand our trip is mostly casino hopping and every other town has a casino saying that......Chances casino Salmon arm was not a good paying casino......the food was good....it was super nice and clean....gas was cheap.....and the weather was good

Real hit and miss. Would be great to just have a bartender so the drinks are made properly and consistent. Casino is just a basic casino and bingo

Good place for gambling!

My wife and I visited the Marionette Winery on the way back from a wine tour vacation in Penticton/Oliver/Osoyoos. On a whim we decided to try this small winery in Salmon Arm. It is an operation with a lot of heart, and with a number of unique wines that differ from those of the south Okanagan in notable ways. The location is farther north and the grape varietals are different (more German & Austrian) adding to the uniqueness, which we appreciated. The venue reminded me of the small, family-run wineries along the Route du Vin in Alsace. They also have a good offering of food and are open late (until 11pm). The staff were great—knowledgeable, professional, and friendly—and the picturesque location is convenient. I am so glad that we took the time to visit Marionette, and encourage others to do so. And they have good plans for the future—I wish them luck and will visit them next year to see how things have progressed!

This a small quaint Artisan winery. I like going to small wineries with interesting grape varieties to taste how the terroir adds nuances to the flavors. This place doesn't disappoint. First use a mapping app or you'll get lost. Some naughty fellows stole some of their signs. They're only open on weekends but the owner saw me and opened the store for us. Notable is their "wild" which uses naturally occurring yeast from their vineyard. Entwined, their ice wine and reserve Pulicinella are excellent choices. It would be nice to be there on a weekend and have wine and a charcuterie board in their garden which has a wonderful view.

We enjoy visiting Marionette winery when we're in town and this last time (May, 2025) we took my father in law who lives in town. Space was accessible, view was fantastic, wines enjoyable and service friendly. When it started to sprinkle a little rain on the patio where we were sitting, we were brought inside the tasting room where they continued to make us feel welcome. We're wine club members from away, but this time they made a convert of a local. It's always a treat to visit and bring some bottles home.

Gorgeous winery with fantastic service and prices! We were travelling through the area and saw the signs for Marionette’s. We were so happy to meet the incredible host! She so graciously let us sample 5 wines and explained their wine process and how the different wines tasted (which was actually super cool!) I loved being able to sip some wine while looking over the mountains. Super cool experience, wish I would have bought more bottles.

They had live music tonight, and no wine flight - we ordered sangria pitcher which was ok. Food truck was Japanese curry which was not authentic, but tasty none the less.

Wonderful experience. Was there on a Thursday. Very relaxed setting with the wine tasting. For an ameteur wine taster it was the perfect experience. They also do delicious mocktails for those who are unable to drink. Beautiful view of the valley.

Beautiful scenery, great customer service, and the wine was all delicious! Everything tasted so pure and clean! We ended up buying a bottle and my only regret is not buying more!

A local wild Park with an interesting history. Good viewing area for Birds in the Salmon Arm Bay. Lots of people bring their dogs there. Close to the local Sewage Treatment Plant and the Churches Thrift Store. Sometimes attracts homeless people.

Quiet little park on the water. Good place to relax and take in the scenery. There are a couple picnic tables under cover and benches by the water.

Nice small park with lots of birds.

Homeless tents there now

I personally think this place is fantastic! I remember coming here as a kid about 20 years ago and it was quite run down. I recently visited and was quite impressed with the new ownership, the renovations they have made, and upkeep of the facility. The Karts were fun and my kids (7&4) had a blast. The mini golf course was also fun and well maintained. The ice cream selection was also great and I think everything was priced fairly for the experience we had. I will definitely go back again! It was a great family experience.

We went go karting and played mini golf and got ice cream on a hot Friday during the summer and it was the perfect place to have fun! There were misters on the golf course to keep us cool and ice cream afterwards. The young men and young ladies who helped us were super polite and always took care of us. Great service! Will be back again next year!

I cannot say enough good things about Salmon Arm go carts and mini golf. We took our family of 8 with kids ranging from age 4-11. The go karts were a blast. I definitely recommend going for at least 10 minutes. It took the kids a few to get comfortable but once they figured it out they didn't want to stop! Mini golf was fun for the whole family. We finished off with some shaved ice. There were so many flavours. Totally delicious. And to top it off the bathroom facilities were well maintained. A great place to stop whether you're staying close or just passing through. Conveniently located on highway 1.

Loved it! It's become an annual tradition to come here on our family vacation. The only constructive comment I have would be for a system of servicing customers in order of purchase. For both the go karts and the food less aggressive people get pushed to the back. Otherwise we're so impressed with how well the mini golf course is maintained and the overall experience. Highly recommend 👌 👍 👏

What a great way to spend an hour playing miniature golf. Great little course and some tricky little holes.

We stopped here as a break on a road trip and it was the perfect reprieve to the monotony of the drive! A thrilling gokart ride, delicious ice cream (the strawberry was so good!), and warm, friendly staff made it a highlight my kids still talk about. It would make the best fun, summer date night, too! We look forward to including a visit in our travel plans again the next time we're through.

Such a great place to go for a summer afternoon. The whole family enjoyed it, from the 7 year old to the adults. We Go Carted, Mini Golfed and then had ice cream and shaved ice before we left. We had a great day!

Sad to say, but we found it difficult to find this place. The 'i' information sign located on another road pointed to a location of where the actual place is located. Finally realized that the info centre is inside the city hall. The 'info centre' consists only of a few slots of pamphlets and brochures with no one there to speak with. You are left on your own to 'figure it all out'.

It's only a display of leaflets. Bit better than you can find online but not worth the walk across town. It would be nice to speak to someone.

I was at your site yesterday at 3:50 p.m. Thursday April 13th, requesting assistance in making a local call to contact a long lost nephew. I was not given any help, but was told to go elsewhere to find a phone.. which was not easily done in the mall . . I would have thought that you were there to give assistance to visitors who request such a small kindness from your staff. You need to visit our amazingly helpful, courteous and efficient Info center at 200 Burrard St. in Vancouver. This is to give constructive criticism so that you can improve your mandate. Jan Hancock

Stopped in to see what to do in Salmon Arm & was very happy with the service. Lots of great advice about things to do & found some new walks & trails & restaurants to discover as well.

July 2013: Excellent service. Nice location. Nice facility. They also helped us find a hotel room by making multiple calls. Couldn't ask for any better service.

The staff were very helpful, informative and friendly. They provided great suggestions, and as a result helped plan out the rest of our day. Thanks!

Super helpful local advice every time we've been in to see them. In and out of season they can give you advice on where to go and especially where to avoid depending on how busy it is in town, and the conditions

There's a bloody store in the middle of the Lake! Super cool. Expensive as hell but that the price of convenience and the only reason I give it 4 stars. You can get anything and rent Seadoos and boats there too. Blew my mind.

Great place to have a picnic, close to the floating sea store, and great fishing in the area .

Relaxing, great doc for the boat & nice picnic spot, will return next summer

One of my favourite places for a beach BBQ.

Love this spot! Can be great fishing but not last couple weeks. Great spot to stop for a family picnic and a hike. Some very interestingly history here. Three cabins available for a small fee. First come, first serve.

The campsites here are great, and it's nice to have a dock to tie up the boat. The only downside is the proximity to the bar out in the narrows, which doesn't close until 11 at night, so it can be a bit loud and less than peaceful in the evenings.

This is a great place for camping on the lake. There is room for houseboats on the west side of the point and many camp sites including picnic tables, cover, and a fire ring. About 30-40 sites! This site also has multiple docks for boats of all sizes. Located right in the narrows, there are many boats passing by for fun and interesting views. The campground is quite large and offers sites close and far away from each other. There is a 2km walk with a small viewpoint, the hike is medium and overall steep. There is also a host couple, Park Operators, on duty for questions and to maintain and enforce safety and enjoyment while camping. Highly recommend it here, I have been many times and enjoy the park. Garbages are located on the East side near the Sea Store for those who have active camping permits!

Nice winery in the middle of nowhere. I really liked the Pino tramino and after 5! I hope you enjoy something from here as well 😊

Great wines. Beautiful scenery and farm. Discounts if you buy a case.

We visited Thursday, 23 June 22 and did a tasting. I love love their wine. The owner greeted us upon arrival. We didn’t have an appointment. He was so friendly. Had a few laughs. Loved his property. Lots of sheep. Great place to stop in and taste some awesome wines. My favorite was the Blush!

Travelled here on a recommendation from in town. The drive was lovely out to the winery. I’ve given this a 5 star, just because of the smile Jessica gave us when we entered. She was nothing but a ray of sunshine, with a lot of knowledge. As for the wines, they all tasted so good. I will definitely be coming back in the near future. Keep up the good work

Wonderful winery, wonderful service, EXCELLENT wine, we love that the grapes are all grown on your land right there. We could taste the passion as art in every sip. It was also so delicious that it was incredibly easy to drink without criticism! Thank you! I cannot wait to induldge in bottle number 2! I highly recommend your wine and sayd its quality is top notch~ thank you!

Stopped in without a reservation but were warmly welcomed for a free tasting of six delicious wines. They were reasonably priced, especially if you bought six (10% off) or twelve (20% off). So we purchased two of each one we tried. Ovino uses their own grapes, too. Highly recommend a visit.

Smaller winery. It is not as breathtaking as other wineries but the staff is really nice and the smaller variety of wines were still all great.

What a great little winery. The wines are so good both red and white and very reasonably priced. Highly recommend a visit to this little gem.

Well, as our very first time enjoying a wine tasting; I have to say, my husband and I thoroughly enjoyed this experience from the moment we walked in the door until we left... and are absolutely LOVING our purchases! We walked in and were immediately greeted with a cheerful "hi there!" And glasses up on the bar. There were several others there as well and our host never missed a beat refilling our "tester glasses" and telling what we were trying next. We got to meet her and her father during our experience and it was lovely to see the pride they have in their family business! I would highly recommend this experience, as well as their lovely wines to everyone! Enjoy!!!! P.S remember to ask about their red wine and hot pepper red wine jellys!! They are fabulous!!!!

For a hockey arena it has pretty comfortable seats. If you are on the heavier side, you won't feel like you need to be shoehorned in to fit. A good evening of entertainment at a reasonable price, at least for a hockey game.

Definitely a great rink for this city. They offer one smaller colder rink(hucul pond) and one larger rink (spectator). Rink is always clean and professional looking, good maintenence from cleaning the ice to making sure the windows are cleaned, from hand marks, to making sure floors and bathrooms are cleaned. There is a concession in the rink so if your cold don't forget to stop by and grab a hot chocolate/ coffee or a hot bite to eat. Thank you for having this rink in town. Always a blast watching what happens at the rink

Overall pretty good. Was here for the home show. The food was expensive, however, it came with a generous size portions. They literally could cut the serving size and the price by 30% and everyone would be happy.

Aka Rogers Rink is Home of the Salmon Arm Silverbacks. Great facility. Elevator available. AUNTY LIZZ is #1. SKO COOKSEY!!

Great hockey game, Silverbacks lost to the Trail Smokeaters in the overtime shootout. 😞

Went to the rock and gem show it was awesome...tons of rocks and gems to look at wonderful vendors.

Awesome rink to watch the silverbacks or go skating

We had our wedding party here. The lady owner was rather accommodating as we had to change the dates twice. We appreciate that and she did let us start setting up a night before. However, some off coloured comments were made about if there was going to be “drumming” all night (my husband is Indigenous and we had set up some teepees for the party). Despite us renting out half of the camp sites, cars were driving in and out of the property which we rented all night, which was relatively disruptive. Despite this, we had a nice time using the space. Unfortunately, in the morning, when we still had the site for a full 24 hours, the male owner was extremely rude and abrasive to my family as we were taking down the structures we set up. He gave us trouble for dropping a pack of rope (we were not finished tearing down and would not have left it there), and then he made a comment asking where my parents lived so he could park on their lawn. He said this because my father had backed his truck up onto one of the sites to load all the things into it. When confronted about it, he got extremely defensive and insisted it was a joke. About 6 people heard his aggressive tone in his comment and it was extremely clear it was not a joke, he just wasn’t expected to be confronted about it. Overall, the space was a 7/10, and the female owner was mostly pleasant. However, the stereotypical comment about Indigenous people, and the rudeness of her husband left a bitter taste in our mouth. You can likely find a better space for a similar price with a host who won’t harass you for trying to get off their property 24 hours early.

If I could give zero stars I would. If you are indigenous. I would NEVER recommend this place, even if it were my worse enemy. The lady that works here is awful and so rude. She would watch my children play and constantly get mad and belittle them. This place had so many wasps. We came back to our camper one night and so many wasps got into our camper. My children were crying as I got rid of them. If you're a child, you're going to be scared of wasps. Well the next morning, we woke up to the lady who runs the place, blaring her music, insanely loud behind our camper. From 7 AM! I came out of the camper to check what was going on and she asked me why the kids were screaming last night so I told her and she said "You're packing up right now and leaving!" My brother is handicapped so I had to get him ready, along with my kids before 11. We stayed 20 min past 11 and this lady demanded extra money for us going over. I handed her the extra money when we left but not before she had some happy words from me. I would not recommend this place because she seemed like she did not like us from the beginning because we are indigenous. We followed her rules. My kids stopped playing around the playground and riding bikes, like normal children do. She would constantly watch us and would be very rude to us. Do NOT stay here.

Boo hiss! Unstaffed for evening travellers and voice messaging to "call you back"?... so impossible to get in to if you are travelling without booking ahead. It's also cramped sites but it out in the woods so very quiet.

They have a huge garage sale here every year. But more interesting is it is a great place to have big get togethers. We had our wedding reception here 14 years ago.

Small RV park behind the Elks Lodge. Full hookups, reasonably priced. Mostly small sites, but we were able to squeeze a 43’ trailer in between the beautiful old trees. Did not use them, but they did have public showers and a playground.

Loved this campground! Had a very homey feel, relaxed and quiet with lots of trees, and lots of space. Did not feel shoehorned into a tiny space as we have felt at other local campgrounds. Great for a family get together as we had to celebrate a big birthday!

Very nice small campground. Full hook up for $35.00. Very nice and friendly hosts. Showers available on site. Nicely treed sites. Walking distance to town, if you like walking or go down 45th Ave to the lakeside walk, beautiful. A lovely town too, great mountain setting. Highly recommend.

It's great if you like to play ball. The grass is green and spectacular, it's across the street from the beach, and it has nice washrooms with hot water and soap. It has plenty of garbage cans and can recycling.

Nice fields!

Great ball diamonds! Nice washrooms.