

Escape the pace of everyday life at The Weeping Blue Spruce, a private boutique retreat in West Kelowna's Okanagan wine country. Designed for couples and slow stays, this peaceful two-bedroom getaway combines two king suites, a private sauna, and thoughtful spaces made for rest and connection. Spend your days exploring nearby wineries, golf courses, restaurants, and Okanagan Lake, then return to the quiet of your private retreat.
Two private king suites, a private sauna, outdoor shower, vaulted cedar ceilings, a fully equipped kitchen, and inviting indoor-outdoor spaces create a peaceful retreat in West Kelowna's Okanagan wine country. Spend your days exploring nearby wineries, golfing, or enjoying the outdoors, then return to a space designed for comfort, rest, and connection.

A Peaceful Base for Exploring the Okanagan
Located in West Kelowna — a year-round basecamp for exploring the Okanagan. The Weeping Blue Spruce puts you close to the Westside Wine Trail, Okanagan Lake, golf courses, restaurants and the many outdoor experiences of the Okanagan Valley. Explore by day, then come home to your private sauna and quiet garden retreat.Wherever the calendar lands, you're never far from something worth exploring.
Spend your days on the Westside Wine Trail, just minutes away — Little Straw Vineyards, Mount Boucherie Estate Winery, Beaumont Family Estate Winery, and Volcanic Hills Estate Winery are all within about 10 minutes, with Quails' Gate Winery and Mission Hill Family Estate a short drive further along the lake. Play a round at Shannon Lake Golf Club, right in the neighbourhood, or spend the afternoon hiking and swimming at Kalamoir Regional Park, Rose Valley Regional Park, or the Gellatly Bay waterfront promenade on Okanagan Lake.
When the snow arrives, Big White Ski Resort is about an hour away, with over 2,700 acres of skiable terrain and some of Canada's best night skiing. SilverStar Mountain Resort, a little further north, connects to Canada's largest groomed Nordic trail network for snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. Closer to home, local wineries lean into the season with fireside tastings and mulled wine, and downtown Kelowna's Stuart Park transforms into an outdoor skating rink for the holidays.
Quails' Gate Restaurant and Mission Hill's Terrace Restaurant offer fine dining among the vines, while Old Vines Restaurant and Crown & Thieves are local favourites for dinner. For a relaxed morning, Kekuli Cafe is a beloved Indigenous-owned spot for breakfast before a day of exploring.