District municipality in British Columbia, Canada
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Peachland is in the Okanagan region of British Columbia. It is a small town of 5,400 permanent residents (2016) which was incorporated in 1909.
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More than 550 cars, trucks, motorcycles and antique boats attended the Peachland World of Wheels Show & Shine. On show day vehicles line up on both sides of Beach Avenue and also set up in Heritage Park and neighbouring Cousins Park.
The first ice wine maker in North America, operates its organic winery and cookery school in Peachland.
One of the highest ziplines in Canada, and one of the highest in the world. For individual riders, the weight range is 70-275 lb (32-125 kg). A child under 70 lb (32 kg) can ride in tandem with a guide
Pub and German restaurant. Try the veal.
Chinese restaurant.
Bakery and coffee shop.
Friendly pub open to the public. Pool tables & darts. Good breakfasts.
Adjacent to Okanagan Lake, this Peachland B&B features a balcony with a BBQ and mountain views. Free WiFi is available throughout the property. There is a dining area and a kitchen with a dishwasher, an oven and microwave. A flat-screen TV is provided. Guests have access to a shared bathroom with a bath and shower.
Jewellery, clothing, accessories.
Clothing store.
Provincial Highway 97 runs through the town. Kelowna is 25 km to the north, and Penticton is 40 km to the south.
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