Okanagan Landing Stationhouse Museum

The Okanagan Landing Stationhouse Museum preserves the history of Okanagan Landing through exhibits of photos, memorabilia, and a scale model of the area in 1914. Open year-round by appointment, the museum is housed in a heritage building donated in 1982. Paddlewheel Hall and the nearby family-friendly park with amenities like a beach and boat launch offer additional community spaces.

The Okanagan Landing Stationhouse Museum offers a glimpse into a time when the region thrived as a hub for shipbuilding and commerce. The museum, set in a carefully preserved heritage building, displays artifacts, photographs, and an intricate scale model that brings 1914 Okanagan Landing to life. Visitors can explore the area's transformation from its Indigenous roots through the rise of paddlewheel steamers to its development into a community landmark. It's a place where history is made tangible, allowing visitors to connect with the region's past.

Beyond the museum, Paddlewheel Hall and its surrounding park enhance the experience. The hall serves as a versatile venue for celebrations and community events, while the adjacent park offers family-friendly amenities. Visitors can enjoy a sandy beach, a picnic pavilion, a children's play area, and a boat launch—making it an ideal destination for learning and leisure. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a family seeking a day out, or someone planning an event, the Stationhouse Museum and its surrounding facilities have something meaningful to offer.