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Summerland, BC
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The forests are also home to variety of wildlife such as; bobcat, cougar, black bear, deer, coyote, elk and big horn sheep to name a few. Summerland is known as a wilderness photographers play ground, be sure to bring your own camera!
Summerland is widely known, also, as a reputable contender in the British Columbia wine producing region. The landscape and nooks of the hills, along with mild weather, provide the perfect growing conditions. Be sure to sample the local fare at restaurants and at the wineries (during operating hours).
Population: 11,200
Highlights:
Kettle Valley Steam Railway
Wineries
Shops and Galleries
Summerland Ornamental Gardens
Museum
Country/Farm & Craft Markets through the summer months
Agricultural Harvests:
Apples - Late April/September
Apricots - Mid April/Late July
Cherries - Late April/Late June
Peaches - Mid April/Late July
Pears - Late April/Mid - August
Prunes/Plums - Mid April/Mid August
Climate:
Summer average 22 Celsius
Winter average -3 Celsius
Map of Summerland |
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Please select from the Summerland travel directory below to find out more details.