Must See Sights and Landmarks in Naramata Area

"Location: #1 – 3690 Berard Rd, Kelowna, BCWhat: Tractor hay rides showcasing the 110 acre farm, corn maze (the largest in Kelowna), a giant sling shot to shoot gourds or apples through. The petting farm (visit for free!) includes pigs, pygmy goats, rabbits, horses, donkeys, a llama and more. There is an onsite concession with drinks and snacks for purchase.When: Opening day Saturday September 26th!"

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"Tucked away in Black Mountain, Stockley Open Space is a true hidden gem!. Enjoy a beautiful lookout of the valley and go for a walk on the looped trail at the top to get 360-degree views. Learn moreGet directions"

"Just south of Boyce-Gyro Beach is another stretch of publicly accessible beach. Conveniently located off Lakeshore Road with ample parking, Rotary Beach Park is a place to swim and play for the whole family. Offshore on a breezy afternoon, you'll see kiteboarders with their colorful parachute-shaped sails catching air and tacking back and forth."

"Urban Distillery & Winery is a true craft whiskey distillery located in downtown Kelowna. The building has a lot of heritage too, as the oldest and largest craft whiskey distillery in BC. Each batch of natural craft spirits made here is distilled in German-made, artisan copper stills using premium Okanagan Valley grains, fruits, and glacier spring water from the Kootenays."