Our property is right on the lake, and as such we offer a variety of water vessels for your enjoyment. Choose from canoes, stand-up paddleboards, or kids' kayaks, and make the most of your time on the water. To ensure a safe and fun experience, we kindly ask that you take proper precautions and treat our equipment with care. Lifejackets are provided for your convenience and safety—so you can relax and explore with peace of mind!

Relax and immerse yourself in breathtaking sunsets, stunning skyscapes, and the occasional awe-inspiring storm. As night falls, gaze up at the stars and the moon, and let the tranquil beauty surround you. Take a moment to pause, and you’ll notice the incredible array of birds that regularly visit Hoot’s, adding to the magic of your stay.

The region surrounding Hoot's is home to an abundance of world-class wineries, offering wine lovers a perfect opportunity to explore some of the best local flavors. With Penticton and Naramata boasting more wineries than you couldn't possibly visit in a single trip, we’ve handpicked our favorite spots located within a convenient 5 km radius of Hoot’s.

The Penticton Farmer's Market takes place every Saturday from 8:30 AM to 1:00 PM, the Penticton Farmers' Market brings the heart of the South Okanagan to the 100 block of Main Street, from spring through early fall. Here, you’ll discover an abundance of farm-fresh produce, including vibrant fruits and vegetables, local eggs, honey, baked goods, preserves, and unique handmade crafts—each proudly grown or produced by local vendors. Everything you find at the market is made, baked, or grown with care. Additionally, the market features a rotating selection of local liquor vendors, offering a taste of the region’s finest wines, ciders, and spirits.

The Naramata Market has fresh local veggies and fruit, great baking, organic honey, salad dressings, arts, crafts and fine local wines for sampling and sales. It takes place every Wednesday from 4-7pm June until Sept.

Don’t forget to visit the nearby fresh fruit stands for more grown goodness and take home a bundle of beautiful, freshly picked flowers to brighten your stay.

The Okanagan dining scene, particularly in Penticton and Naramata, is a vibrant tapestry of flavors that showcases the region's rich agricultural heritage. Known for its stunning vineyards and wineries, this area offers a unique culinary experience where fresh, locally sourced ingredients take center stage. From farm-to-table restaurants to charming bistros, you'll find a delightful variety of cuisines that celebrate the bounty of the land. Dining al fresco is a highlight here, allowing you to savor your meals while soaking in breathtaking views of the lake and surrounding mountains. Whether you’re indulging in artisanal cheeses, fresh seafood, or exquisite wines, the dining experiences in Penticton and Naramata are not just meals—they're memorable moments that reflect the warmth and hospitality of the Okanagan Valley.

Mountain biking in Penticton is truly a vibe! The Three Blind Mice Trail Network offers breathtaking views of Okanagan Lake to the west, weaving through stunning landscapes of ponderosa pine, rock bluffs, and grasslands. These trails provide exhilarating downhill runs that flow through the forest, showcasing beautiful vistas of the orchards and vineyards that border the lake. For those looking to explore, you can easily access these trails right from Hoot's, though be prepared for a good climb to start! Additionally, Campbell Mountain features a fantastic network of short trails suitable for all skill levels, offering everything from cross-country (XC) to downhill (DH) riding, along with great hiking options and stunning views. If you're in the mood for an adventure, don’t miss the trail aptly named 'Suffer'n to DQ to Campbell's Soup to She Goes Down'—it’s sure to be a memorable ride! For more detailed trail information, check out Trailforks.

Penticton’s craft beer scene has deep roots, with early pioneers like Tin Whistle Brewery and the Barley Mill Brewpub igniting a passion for craft brewing over 25 years ago. These foundational breweries set the stage for innovation, inspiring new players like Cannery Brewing, Bad Tattoo and Highway 97 Brewing to contribute their unique flavors and styles. The arrival of Neighbourhood Brewing and Abandoned Rail has further revitalized Penticton, adding fresh energy to the local brewing landscape.

Abandoned Rail Brewing Co., located a short walk or bike ride away, offers yet another unique tasting experience. Local pubs and restaurants enhance the craft beer exploration, providing the perfect way to unwind after a day on the golf course or touring the region’s exceptional wineries.

The Okanagan Fest of Ale, held every April, celebrates this vibrant craft beer community and draws enthusiasts from near and far.