Apex Mountain Inn
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Travel Blogs from Penticton
Boondocking!
... to the Okanagan Valley we passed through many resort towns, all situated on a river or lake. I looked up some of the hotel fees and they're at least $200/night. We saw hundreds of houseboats, so unfamiliar to us but obviously very popular here.
The valley scenery is breathtaking, panoramic views of mountains and lakes, orchards, and vineyards. We stopped at a couple farm markets and they were selling a large variety of local fruit and vegetables. You name it and ...
My surprise Anniversary trip to Cathedral Lakes
... scones and that was just to start off breakfast! Then you could order anything from bacon and eggs to pancakes to granola, and the granola was to die for, pretty much what I had every day! Then they would pack you a lunch if you were heading out on the trail for a full day hike or if you were around the lodge at noon you would hear the lunch bell and head into the lodge for fresh soup and sandwiches made on homemade bread. There were baked goods ...
Catching Up With The Clan
... Seadoo dudes would be more helpful). We did spend a fair bit of time reliving childhood stories, but with my brother claiming to remember the name of the nurse who delivered him so many years ago, and with me unsure of where I was living for years at a time, and with Papa P offering up a third completely different version of the same event, I'm sure we set a new low for stories at a family reunion.
Time flew and it was time to get back on the ...
A Place To Stay Forever?
... Pub! That one beer turned into a few as one of the locals and Brad (the bar guy) bought me one each too!! I would have stayed longer but Auntie Carol was expecting me back at the house for 15:30 so I promised everyone I'd return at some point!!
When I got back to Auntie Carol's, Grandma Merna arrived to take us for ice cream with Edwin - we went to DQ's (stands for Dairy Queen) - it was delicious! There were lots of people going in to pick up what looked like ...
Dynamite to "loosen the nails"
... plus tax! But it turned out the badges were free and it was in fact the price of the lovely craved wooden bowl.
Time was flying by and it was already 4pm, we had arrangements to meet Siann at 4.30 when she finished work, so we put our skates on and headed back to Penticton to our rendezvous place. We were going to float down the channel again. Yeah!
After a change into our bathing suits, we purchased some water and arrangements were put ...
Amenities
- Restaurant
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
- Kids activities or Babysitting
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