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- Stroll down the CENTENNIAL WALKWAY along Okanagan Lake!
- Explore the MULTI-USE TRAIL by foot or by bike from Beach Avenue
- Dine outdoors on one of our many lakeside patios.
- Celebrate an unforgettable CANADA DAY complete with parade & fireworks
- Climb PINCUSHION MOUNTAIN
- Cool off in SWIM BAY waterpark, with lifeguards on duty 7 days a week
- Take in those amazing sunsets, breathtaking vistas and stunning beaches
We promise; you will have a beautiful time this summer in PEACHLAND!
Start planning your visit at peachland.ca
For visitors or residents...
Peachland Community Handbook 2026 Edition
A guide to living in Peachland!
Community Information
In 2009, Peachland celebrated its Centennial. Until 1885, only the most intrepid explorers ventured into the Okanagan Valley. In that year, the situation west of the Rockies changed irrevocably with the completion of the Canadian Pacific Railway. A subsequent spur line to Okanagan Landing in 1892 and the launch in 1893 of the SS Aberdeen opened up the Okanagan Valley to settlers. Several communities, including Peachland, Summerland, Penticton, and Naramata, were founded soon after. By 1898, Peachland had its first schoolhouse, which still stands, and its first post office. On January 1st, 1909, Peachland, with its population of about 200, was officially incorporated as a District. Now, close to 6,400 people call Peachland home.
Visit Peachland!
Tourist Information
Peachland Visitor Center at the Peachland Museum
- Address: 5890 Beach Avenue, Peachland, BC
- Telephone: 250-767-3441
- Email: Email the Visitor's Center
- 2025 Hours of operation will determined after current renovations are complete.
- Website: Peachland Visitor Center
Visit the Peachland Museum's website at www.peachlandhistory.ca for more Peachland history.
