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Kelowna Waterfront

Okanagan Lake luxury waterfront โ€” Upper Mission lakeshore estates, McKinley Landing dock-ready lots, Peachland hillside waterfront homes, and marina community properties along 135 kilometres of pristine lakeshore.

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Upper Mission and Lakeshore Road waterfront estates, McKinley Landing dock-ready lots, Peachland lakeshore homes, and marina community properties on Okanagan Lake.

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Kelowna waterfront properties โ€” your questions answered

What are Kelowna's best waterfront areas?

Kelowna's Okanagan Lake waterfront is the city's defining asset. Mission Creek and the Lower Mission area south of downtown have the most active luxury waterfront market. Gyro Beach and Rotary Beach are community waterfront parks adjacent to residential neighbourhoods. West Kelowna's Shannon Lake area has lake views from elevated positions.

What does Kelowna waterfront cost?

Direct Okanagan Lake frontage in Kelowna ranges from $1.5M for modest waterfront homes to $8M+ for estate properties. Upper Mission lake-view homes (not direct frontage) range from $1.2Mโ€“$4M. West Kelowna waterfront is typically 15โ€“25% less expensive for comparable product across the lake.

What water activities does Okanagan Lake support?

Okanagan Lake is 135 km long and supports power boating, water skiing, wakeboarding, sailing, paddleboarding, and swimming (one of BC's warmest lake swimming destinations). The Okanagan has a marina at virtually every major community โ€” Kelowna, Peachland, Summerland, Penticton, Naramata, and Osoyoos all have boat launch and marina facilities.

Is there a legend associated with Okanagan Lake?

Yes โ€” the Ogopogo, a legendary lake creature from Syilx Okanagan Nation oral history, is said to inhabit Okanagan Lake near Rattlesnake Island. The legend has made Ogopogo an Okanagan cultural icon and one of BC's most recognised mythological figures. Kelowna's waterfront features Ogopogo statues and the creature appears on local tourism materials.