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Witt's End Ranch Private Getaway
Quiet, cozy cabin on 20 acres of mixed field and forest. Relax with the family, 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 kids. Air conditioned Sometimes we have different types of wildlife such as deer and Canada Geese have their babies in the pond. There is also a shared picnic area with with creek and campfire pit considering the fire ban. The KVR trail is close to the cabin for hiking and biking. Second bedroom is a loft with ladder access RV parking is also available. Long week ends are 2 night Minimum

The Burr House
BC Reg. H642690264 Sleep in a piece of Princeton's history Downtown, in Princeton's most walkable neighbourhood, high on 1st St. situated amongst other points of interest like St Paul's Church, The Law Court (now Town Hall), the Firehall, Livery and Museum. Look out your front windows at Princeton's original Gothic Bell Tower and just behind that stands the Burr Family Barn. A gorgeous house, built 100 years ago, crafted with hardwood floors, stained glass, a clawfoot tub, and period decor.

Woodlands Nordic Spa Retreat
Recharge at this romantic retreat, complete with outdoor sauna. The cabin independently nestles on a forested hillside at the top of Trepenier Bench, overlooking Pincushion and Okanagan Mountain. Unwind and relax with a private, wood-burning sauna, cold plunge tank and outdoor fire pit. The cabin is close to wineries, trails and restaurants, located minutes from downtown Peachland. Big White, Silver Star, Apex and Telemark all within 1.5 hr distance. Let us host your time-out from normal life!

Romantic couples getaway in the Country
Built in 2022, this barn style home offers unique features such as sauna room, deck, large chef's kitchen, generous bathroom, wood burning fireplace. Located 20 minutes from town and 30 minutes to the golf course. 10 minutes to nearest lake, with approximately 100 more within an hours drive. Bordering access to the KVR trail. Outdoor activities include quading, biking, fishing, hunting etc. Leave the city behind and come enjoy the country outdoor experience where the night sky comes alive.

Secluded lake front cabin
Lakefront cabin at a quiet fishing lake (10HP boat limit) Almost 1000' lake frontage on a 10 acre property. This is a modern cabin/house. Landscaping is difficult in this area, but there is a nice patio and amazing views! You can walk around the lake which is about 5km, or one hour. This is a quiet area. There is a campsite on the other side of the lake, and approximately 20 other cabins around the lake. On summer days you will see people float around the lake on docks and small boats.

Moonlight Mountain Guest House
Cozy little guest house located in the beautiful mountains of Hedley, B.C. It has a full kitchen with all the basics. Living room , Dining area, 2 bedrooms , Bathroom with tub , Washer & dryer & a small patio. We also have Wi-Fi. Parking out front. There is a t.v. with dvd’s and no cable or satellite. You must be 24 or older and the person booking. Please let us know if you are wanting to bring a pet with you with details. Your pet may not be accepted at time of booking, thank you.

Cozy River Retreat
Welcome to River, our stylish and private retreat in Princeton, BC. Embrace the natural beauty of the region with a brand new build, stunning master bedroom, large chef's kitchen, and deck. Golf course nearby, lakes within an hour, and bordering access to KVR trail. Escape the bustling city and immerse yourself in the tranquility of the countryside. As night falls, you'll witness the breathtaking sight of the star-filled sky, an experience that truly comes alive in this serene setting.

Cheerful Executive Style 4 Bedroom Home
Bring the whole family to this great place with lots of room for fun. This 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home has 3 queen beds, 1 king bed, 1 hide-a-bed and a crib, living room, laundry room and fully equipped kitchen. Whether you're looking for business or pleasure, this house has it all. Your hosts are located right next door, so if you've forgotten something or just need extra of something, we're only a text or phone call away. Prefer talking to us face to face, we're a short walk away.

Cozy guesthouse with Osoyoos Lake view!
Take it easy at this unique & tranquil getaway. Retreat away from busy life and come stay at our cozy mountain suite. We are located only 15 minutes away from town giving a serene getaway feel while allowing you access to the essentials. Enjoy your coffee on the patio while watching the sunrise and end the day with a local glass of wine while watching it set. Spend your days exploring what Osoyoos has to offer which includes hiking, golfing and swimming in BC's warmest lake.

Peace in the Trees
Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. No cell phone service so you can really disconnect. Go for a hike, or snowshoe just outside the door. If you feel adventurous take a drive to the wineries minutes away, or up to Apex ski hill 21 km away. If you are visiting during winter months, good winter tires are recommended. Are driveway is plowed and sanded. Sleep peacefully among the treetops in this private suite 20 minutes from Penticton BC, the city of beaches.

Tiny Goat on the Hill
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live in a tiny house on wheels? Enjoy this lovely, luxury 36’ tiny house nestled in this romantic spot overlooking Kawkawa Lake and Ogilvie Peak, with the sun setting behind you on Mount Hope. Tucked off the main road, enjoy nature as the deer, bear, coyotes, marmots, chipmunks, frogs and other animals walk past the tiny house to the local pond. Perfect for a romantic getaway. All the amenities in a tiny package!

Moonlight Cabin
relaxing cozy studio cabin,wood stove, covered deck,bbq. 20 scenic acres with Hayes creek flowing through it with sandy beach. 5 min away from historic Kettle Valley trails, lakes to explore, 20 min from the town of Princeton. Excellent quading/hiking/hunting right out the front door. No smoking indoors. .. NO PETS.WILL BE TURNED AWAY IF YOU BRING PETS. generator so no power outages. UV $25 PER CHARGE
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Princeton?
Stays near the center of Princeton are frequently suggested for easy access to shops, cafes, and river walks. Some visitors enjoy lodges tucked near regional parks for a more natural setting.
What are the best things to do in Princeton with kids?
Kids enjoy time at playgrounds in Memorial Park, exploring historical displays at the Princeton Museum, and easy walks along the river or town trails. Seasonal fairs and community events often include activities for all ages.
What are some of the best things to do in Princeton?
Explore local history at the Princeton Museum, stroll the Trans Canada Trail, and relax by the river at Memorial Park. Many visitors also enjoy hiking, fishing, or browsing the artisan shops around the downtown area.
How is the weather in Princeton?
Princeton has cool, wet winters around 32–46°F (0–8°C) with increased rainfall, and mild to warm, drier summers near 66–78°F (19–26°C). Autumn brings crisp air and early color changes, while spring is generally mild.
When is the best time to visit Princeton?
Late spring through early fall is often recommended for outdoor activities, with mild afternoons around 66–78°F (19–26°C) and limited rainfall. Winter sees cooler temperatures and increased precipitation, supporting snow activities in the surrounding area.
What are the best places to visit in Princeton?
Explore the Princeton Museum to learn local stories, wander around Memorial Park, or discover the historic wooden bridge near downtown. The nearby Similkameen River and local trails attract many visitors. Art galleries and artisan shops add more local flavor.
What are some hiking trails in Princeton?
Popular trails include sections of the Trans Canada Trail, wooded routes in China Ridge, and scenic paths along the Similkameen River. These areas have options for both casual walks and more challenging hikes.
What are some family activities we can do in Princeton?
Families often enjoy visiting playgrounds at Memorial Park, exploring the Princeton Museum, and walking along the Trans Canada Trail. Nearby rivers and lakes provide opportunities for swimming or fishing. Community events sometimes include family-friendly games and fairs.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Princeton?
Many explore nearby lakes for fishing and swimming, or visit regional parks for hiking and picnicking. Fruit stands and wineries in the larger Similkameen Valley are frequently suggested. Scenic drives reveal forested landscapes and mountain views.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Princeton?
Several vacation rentals and small motels in Princeton welcome pets. It is often recommended to confirm pet policies in advance, and the town has outdoor spaces where dogs can stretch their legs.
What are some local tips for visiting Princeton?
Pack layers as weather can change quickly, and bring sturdy shoes for local trails. Many locals suggest trying a morning pastry from a family-run bakery and chatting with shopkeepers to discover up-to-date event news or seasonal produce.
What is Princeton known for?
Princeton is known for its gold rush history, distinctive geology highlighted by local rock sites, and strong artisan traditions. The town is also recognized for outdoor recreation and friendly community spirit.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Princeton?
Some visitors seek out the unique rock formations around Bromley Rock, artist murals scattered across town, or quiet moments at less-traveled river beaches. Local artisan studios sometimes open their doors for visitors to discover creative works.
What are the best foods to try in Princeton?
Princeton has hearty Canadian diner fare, homemade pies, and dishes highlighting local produce. Many enjoy freshly baked goods from town bakeries or grabbing fish and chips at classic eateries. Regional wines from the Similkameen Valley pair well with meals.
What should I bring for a trip to Princeton?
For Princeton, pack layers to navigate cooler mornings and warmer afternoons, especially in spring and fall. Bring waterproof clothing for rain, comfortable shoes for outdoor exploring, and sunscreen for sunny days. Outdoor gear comes in handy if you plan to hike or enjoy local lakes.
What is the nightlife in Princeton like?
Princeton has a laid-back nightlife, with casual pubs and local restaurants around the town center. Some evenings include live music or trivia events at select venues. Community gatherings occasionally create a friendly, social atmosphere.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Princeton?
Locally rooted festivals often include summer music in the park, fall agricultural fairs, and events celebrating regional history or art. Community markets and holiday celebrations are also frequently suggested by locals.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Princeton?
Many vacation rentals in Princeton are suitable for families, with options that include extra space and amenities for children. Staying near parks or the town center is often suggested for easy access to family activities.





