Highlights Of Salmon Arm, Shuswap Lake, Okanagan Region
Eagle Bay Landing features elegant vistas with all of the amenities of the big city and everything you need for family-oriented, fun-filled vacations. Nestled in the Okanagan Valley, our complex lives in harmony with lush wooded forests and over 1000 km of shoreline on crystal clear Shuswap Lake. With all the relaxation and enjoyment you can imagine lakeside, our area is famous for having something for everyone. It's the vacation place where people stay for life!

Depending whether you like your recreation fast or slow, we have superior year-round facilities in the nearby area. Get involved with golf, putting greens and driving ranges, hiking, biking, climbing, tennis, trail rides, fishing, bird watching, swimming, scuba diving, horseback riding, boating/sailing, parasailing, canoeing, water-skiing or white-water rafting from spring to fall.

In winter we're home to downhill and cross country skiing, snowmobiling, sleigh rides, curling, sledding and snowboarding. Indoor sports such as bowling and racquetball are available in any season. Other attractions include winery tours, nature walks, historical petroglyphs (ancient aboriginal rock paintings), beaches, and our famous local provincial parks.

Visit the information center in Salmon Arm at 101-20 Hudson Ave NE to learn more about any of the activities above or call them toll free at (877) 725-6667.

For Driving Distances and travel times, please visit our Location page.

Festivals:
Festivals and events are held all summer long in Salmon Arm and area, including the Shuswap Rodeo, Roots and Blues Festival, Bard on the Beach Shakespeare performances which run until late September, and more. These celebrations are highlighted by museum expositions, concerts, horseback riding, and other exciting events.

Several wine festivals are held from late summer to mid-October in the nearby area. If you arrive earlier in the year, you can take advantage of daily summer wine tours held at both Recline Ridge and Larch Hills Winery, Ltd.

Fishing
No matter the preference, you can fish fly, stream, small mountain lake or in the shuswap itself, all nearby Eagle Bay Landing Vacation Homes. Native stock includes Char, Rainbow, Kokanee and Burbot plus the world famous Sockeye migration which occurs from end of September to mid-October. Fly fishing guides are available in area. If you have trouble finding one, you may Contact Us for more information.

Bird Watching
Over 214 different bird species to view including Bald Eagle, Osprey, Blue Herons, Canada Geese, Trumpeter Swan, and the Western Grebe which is unique to the Salmon Arm Bay Nature Reserve.

Albas Falls (northwest end of Seymour Arm):
Reached by 75 minute boat ride from unit. Near Steamboat Bay there is a 1.5 hour round trip hiking area which requires appropriate shoes and water. Moderately strenuous but extremely beautiful. Noted for a series of beautiful waterfalls and some interesting features from early logging days. Steep, rough sections with sharp drop-offs do occur on the trail so children should be closely supervised.

Margaret Falls:
Located in Herald Provincial Park, take Sunnyside Road near Tappen. Only a 5-minute walk from the parking lot to see the huge waterfall. Behind the falls is a cave for the more adventurous.

For More Information
There's much more to do in the Salmon Arm area. Visit the links below and see what's happening around our region.

Salmon Arm Visitor Info
www.visitsalmonarm.com

District of Salmon Arm
www.salmonarm.ca

Salmon Arm Recreation
www.salmonarmrecreation.ca

Shuswap Tourism
www.shuswapbc.ca

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