Cabins near Penticton

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Sandwiched between the southern shores of Okanagan Lake and the northern part of Skaha Lake, Penticton is an ideal spot for a cabin getaway in any season, whether you want a place to warm up after a day of snowsports or would prefer a luxe alternative to camping or glamping. Options around town range from resorts with cabin rentals to simple log cabins on private land that can be reserved on Hipcamp. Penticton offers tons to do during the summer months, from cycling on the Kettle Valley Railway trail to hitting the crags at Skaha Bluffs Provincial Park, a favorite among rock climbers. It's also a hub for wine tourism with over 80 wineries within easy reach of the city. It’s a great place for winter adventure too, offering easy access to the slopes at Apex Mountain.

97% (196)

Top-rated campgrounds

Back Forty Vineyards

1. Back Forty Vineyards

93%
(354)
32km from Penticton · 3 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Peachland, BC
Come camp on a 40-acre parcel backing onto crown land mountains and wake up in front of 10 acres of vineyard and a view of Okanagan Lake! There is a small cabin and two camp sites to choose from. Site 1 is best suited for tents and small campervans, less than 18' or so (though people with small trailers like tear drop campers have been fine). Site 2 has a much larger flat area that can hold RVs up to 30'. Cabin available for those that want to sleep in a cozy bed and have a warm fire :) Outhouse on the property, which is just a pit toilet. It is a working farm so will likely have various equipment around at times as well as workers at certain times of the year. You’ll likely meet our very friendly and very energetic Bernedoodle, Bernie. If you prefer to keep him out of your campsite just let us know and we can keep him closer. Otherwise, he thinks he has the run of the place! Please check to see if campfires are allowed (live in a high-risk fire zone) and firewood is available with an extra charge. If you need anything to better enjoy your stay, just let us know! Our property is located in Peachland, BC. Positioned midway between Kelowna and Pentiction, it is the perfect location to draw from both population centres and is well-positioned to act as a hub for popular wine and other agri-tourism activities. Peachland is within easy reach of over 200 estate wineries and microbreweries.
Pets
Potable water
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from 
CA$40
 / night
Enjoy a hot coffee in the mornings, while listening to many birds

2. Song Bird Ranch

100%
(2)
54km from Penticton · 1 site · Lodging · Osoyoos, BC
Song Bird Ranch is a premier destination for bird watchers, with over 65 species of birds catalogued. Deer frolic in the grasslands during the summer season, great for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers.The location of our property allows guests to enjoy the best of both the Okanagan Valley and the Boundary Country. We are located just 35 minutes from the beautiful beaches and vineyards of Osoyoos, 20 minutes from the beautiful Kettle River and 10 minutes from Mt Baldy Ski Hill. When guests are seeking to soak up nature and wildlife, you won't need to leave the property. The seventy-five-acres, include, pine and larch forests, wetlands and trembling aspen groves. Trails wind through the different areas allowing for photo opportunities. You are welcome to say hello to our horses, our chickens and our sweet golden retriever. We are happy to have canine guests; however, for the safety of our resident pets, we require prior approval. The property has many resident squirrels and chipmunks. Other wildlife, such as Whitetailed deer and moose pass through regularly. Occasionally a bobcat, lynx, bear or elk venture through.
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
CA$199
 / night
Chute Lake Lodge

3. Chute Lake Lodge

22km from Penticton · 32 sites · Lodging · Naramata, BC
Make your stay with us unique. We know that everyone has their own ideas when it comes to how they want to travel, where they want to stay and what they want to explore. We are proud to offer a wide range of accommodation options to make your stay just right. The birth of Chute Lake started approximately a century ago. The combined population of Kelowna and Penticton was a mere 7,000, and the First World War was just wrapping up. A bustling new sawmill on the shore of Chute Lake had a crew of hardworking loggers thinking it was time to build themselves a place to sleep and eat. Raw materials certainly wouldn’t be an issue, located in the middle of a forest. The crews worked all day turning trees into logs. Soon enough those logs were being hauled from the mill and up a gentle slope to the proposed location of the new bunkhouse. A few years later, the Kettle Valley Railway would arrive, and the mill and freshly built bunkhouse would take on additional roles. It served as a water stop for the steam engines that pulled the passing trains. Enterprising mill workers would even sell some of the large fish they pulled from the lake to the dining carts. These were the formative years Chute Lake Lodge. Cabins have been added and in the 1980s, the central lodge building nearly doubled in size. The restaurant was added with lodge rooms above. The railway that ran directly in front was converted into one of the best cycling paths in the province.
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
CA$135
 / night

Sandwiched between the southern shores of Okanagan Lake and the northern part of Skaha Lake, Penticton is an ideal spot for a cabin getaway in any season, whether you want a place to warm up after a day of snowsports or would prefer a luxe alternative to camping or glamping. Options around town range from resorts with cabin rentals to simple log cabins on private land that can be reserved on Hipcamp. Penticton offers tons to do during the summer months, from cycling on the Kettle Valley Railway trail to hitting the crags at Skaha Bluffs Provincial Park, a favorite among rock climbers. It's also a hub for wine tourism with over 80 wineries within easy reach of the city. It’s a great place for winter adventure too, offering easy access to the slopes at Apex Mountain.

97% (196)

Top-rated campgrounds

Back Forty Vineyards

1. Back Forty Vineyards

93%
(354)
32km from Penticton · 3 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Peachland, BC
Come camp on a 40-acre parcel backing onto crown land mountains and wake up in front of 10 acres of vineyard and a view of Okanagan Lake! There is a small cabin and two camp sites to choose from. Site 1 is best suited for tents and small campervans, less than 18' or so (though people with small trailers like tear drop campers have been fine). Site 2 has a much larger flat area that can hold RVs up to 30'. Cabin available for those that want to sleep in a cozy bed and have a warm fire :) Outhouse on the property, which is just a pit toilet. It is a working farm so will likely have various equipment around at times as well as workers at certain times of the year. You’ll likely meet our very friendly and very energetic Bernedoodle, Bernie. If you prefer to keep him out of your campsite just let us know and we can keep him closer. Otherwise, he thinks he has the run of the place! Please check to see if campfires are allowed (live in a high-risk fire zone) and firewood is available with an extra charge. If you need anything to better enjoy your stay, just let us know! Our property is located in Peachland, BC. Positioned midway between Kelowna and Pentiction, it is the perfect location to draw from both population centres and is well-positioned to act as a hub for popular wine and other agri-tourism activities. Peachland is within easy reach of over 200 estate wineries and microbreweries.
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
CA$40
 / night
Enjoy a hot coffee in the mornings, while listening to many birds

2. Song Bird Ranch

100%
(2)
54km from Penticton · 1 site · Lodging · Osoyoos, BC
Song Bird Ranch is a premier destination for bird watchers, with over 65 species of birds catalogued. Deer frolic in the grasslands during the summer season, great for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers.The location of our property allows guests to enjoy the best of both the Okanagan Valley and the Boundary Country. We are located just 35 minutes from the beautiful beaches and vineyards of Osoyoos, 20 minutes from the beautiful Kettle River and 10 minutes from Mt Baldy Ski Hill. When guests are seeking to soak up nature and wildlife, you won't need to leave the property. The seventy-five-acres, include, pine and larch forests, wetlands and trembling aspen groves. Trails wind through the different areas allowing for photo opportunities. You are welcome to say hello to our horses, our chickens and our sweet golden retriever. We are happy to have canine guests; however, for the safety of our resident pets, we require prior approval. The property has many resident squirrels and chipmunks. Other wildlife, such as Whitetailed deer and moose pass through regularly. Occasionally a bobcat, lynx, bear or elk venture through.
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
CA$199
 / night
Chute Lake Lodge

3. Chute Lake Lodge

22km from Penticton · 32 sites · Lodging · Naramata, BC
Make your stay with us unique. We know that everyone has their own ideas when it comes to how they want to travel, where they want to stay and what they want to explore. We are proud to offer a wide range of accommodation options to make your stay just right. The birth of Chute Lake started approximately a century ago. The combined population of Kelowna and Penticton was a mere 7,000, and the First World War was just wrapping up. A bustling new sawmill on the shore of Chute Lake had a crew of hardworking loggers thinking it was time to build themselves a place to sleep and eat. Raw materials certainly wouldn’t be an issue, located in the middle of a forest. The crews worked all day turning trees into logs. Soon enough those logs were being hauled from the mill and up a gentle slope to the proposed location of the new bunkhouse. A few years later, the Kettle Valley Railway would arrive, and the mill and freshly built bunkhouse would take on additional roles. It served as a water stop for the steam engines that pulled the passing trains. Enterprising mill workers would even sell some of the large fish they pulled from the lake to the dining carts. These were the formative years Chute Lake Lodge. Cabins have been added and in the 1980s, the central lodge building nearly doubled in size. The restaurant was added with lodge rooms above. The railway that ran directly in front was converted into one of the best cycling paths in the province.
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
CA$135
 / night

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