Econo Lodge Kelowna

Travel Blogs from Kelowna

Desert, vineyards and motels

A travel blog entry by andrewandbecci

HAPPY BIRTHDAY LOOBY LOO!!

Last night we stayed up till about 11pm chatting with the neighbours. We started to play some cards but it was to dark and the bugs started flying about us if we put the light on so we gave up and chatted by citronella candle light.

It was really warm during the night we didn't even have to zip up our …

Lock Ness's Canadian Cousin

A travel blog entry by legoindiana

Today we went for a walk round Kelowna. We saw Ogo Pogo, a monster similar to Loch Ness. I had my picture taken with it.
We also went round a Japanese garden where there were lots of fish and 2 Turtles.

Day 6 - new boots

A travel blog entry by oregonbmw

We woke up late, so didn't leave Lillooet until 1100. After a pleasant breakfast at the hotel's restaurant, we headed to our next destination, Kelowna. We took a route that took us over Destination Highways 21, 69, 68, 77 and later, DH 11.

This was not a long or difficult ride, but Dana's feet were no longer fitting in her well worn BMW …

Sleepy towns

A travel blog entry by vee_vee

... off-season' thing definitely has a lot of pros and cons. Great that we are getting such cheap accommodation and ridiculously fabulous service, because everyone is so quiet! But also frustrating that we've got limited access to things. It hasn't snowed enough to kick off the ski season, but all the 'summer' activities are closed. Would love to come back and visit some of these places again in the summer time, there would be sooooo much to do!! Speaking of summer, ...

Visiting family in Kelowna

A travel blog entry by jody1

Still dark when we left Banff National
Park but as the sun came up we were treated to
some more amazing mountain scenery. There seems to be no end to it in this part
of the world!

Drove through Yoho National Park
and Kicking Horse
Pass. Very scenic with
mountain trains and rivers coming in and out of view. Just like a postcard.

We stopped ...