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Cottage in Oliver
5 out of 5 average rating, 12 reviews

The Lake Cottage - a family-friendly getaway!

ElsaRating, 5 stars8 months ago
Great little place for a fun summer getaway for 2 families! The place has all the kitchen equipment and linens/towels you will need (but remember to bring your own toiletries), and the place is cozy and well setup for hanging out with kids. The dining table is very large so it’s perfect for family-style dinners. The location of the cottage within the complex is a bit further from the beach than some of the other cottages, but totally fine for walking down to the beach with a few things. However, if you have a lot of beach equipment and floaties, it’s better to drive them down to the drop off location near the beach. Our kids loved the bicycles and mini kayaks provided by the owners, which was such a bonus! And the pool/hot tub/gym is a great amenity that was enjoyed by all of us. All of the people in the complex seemed super friendly; lots of kids and families around. Lastly, the location is near some amazing wineries so that was very convenient as well! We loved it.
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Guest suite in Kelowna
4.6 out of 5 average rating, 10 reviews

Unit 6 - Cozy suite 30 minutes to Big White

KevinRating, 5 stars1 month ago
This space was the perfect spot for our winter getaway! Super close to the x country ski area!
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Loft in Canmore
4.84 out of 5 average rating, 131 reviews

2 Bedrooms Mountain View Swimming Pool Hot Tub

ConnorRating, 5 stars1 month ago
We had a fantastic stay at this property, the host was fantastic with communication and letting us know what we did and did not have to bring. the house was beautiful and has many amazing views right outside of our windows. If we ever were back in this area again, we would rent with Ning again.
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Cabin in Scotch Creek
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 33 reviews

Best Family Vacation Rental in Shuswap

StevenRating, 5 stars2 months ago
This place was great! Hosts were responsive and extremely flexible to match our needs. Scotch Creek is a simple one-road town, but it was the perfect spot for us to stay in to reach both Sun Peaks and Revelstoke for skiing while other members of our party snowshoed and hiked in the surrounding area! We were able to bring 10 people and 2 dogs with no issue, which was incredible. The massive hot tub was fantastic — it is a must-see. Dave and Karen stayed in a separate unit under the house for the first two nights, and there is another cabin next door, but we hardly knew they were there and it did not affect our stay or our activities at all. Definitely would stay here again for outdoor activities and hot tubbing with a large party!!
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Cabin in Naramata
4.83 out of 5 average rating, 29 reviews

The Perch - Cabin on quiet Lake!

DeepaRating, 5 stars6 months ago
This place is a little slice of heaven on Earth! I was severely burnt out from work and needed to get away to refresh and recharge, and that's when we came across The Perch. The place is the cutest, most wonderful cabin ever. It sits right on the water and we woke up to beautiful water views everyday. The highlight was sipping hot coffee in the morning on the dock, while taking in the calm of the water and pure serenity that surrounded us. The kitchen had all the pots & pans we needed to cook great food. We spend time colouring in the colouring books provided, playing ping pong in the games room, taking our dog for a swim in the lake, and just BEING with each other. Since there is no cell reception, we weren't disturbed one bit. There is great wifi in the cabin, but we opted to turn it off so that we could truly disconnect from the world! Overall, this place is a 10/10! We want to make staying here an annual tradition and are already planning our next visit.
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Condo in Osoyoos
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 15 reviews

Stunning Lakeside Villa

KathleenRating, 5 stars2 months ago
We had a wonderful 3 months winter stay at Jeff’s beautiful Villa in Osoyoos. We enjoyed the gorgeous lake views and easy access to walking paths and the nearby beach. We were pleasantly surprised at how much there is to do in Osoyoos in the off-season and what a great snowbird community there is. The unit is beautifully equipped for a longer term stay and I was even able to do my Christmas baking to share with family and friends. The fireplace was so nice to have on cooler evenings as well. Jeff was very pleasant and prompt with communication and we had no issues with the unit. Would highly recommend.
Top guest favourite
Condo in Dead Man's Flats
5 out of 5 average rating, 21 reviews

Top Floor | Outdoor Year Round Pool & Hot Tub!

LeishaRating, 5 stars3 weeks ago
We loved our little stay here. It’s a beautiful oasis right in the heart of the Rocky Mountains. Brandy and Kevin were very easy to work with. Instructions were flawless. We loved all the little amenities and the local experience. We even got to enjoy the outdoor heated pool/hot tub all to ourselves for a good hour. Thanks Brandy & Kevin. We will be back again!
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Guest suite in Naramata
4.58 out of 5 average rating, 120 reviews

2 BR suite, Lakefront Vineyard, great privacy

MichaelRating, 5 stars6 months ago
Our stay at Sail Away was excellent. The accommodation was comfortable and set on a beautiful property. I would look forward to staying there again!

Your guide to Alberta

All About Alberta

Located in Western Canada, Alberta is known for its vast landscapes and breathtaking natural beauty. Bordered by the Canadian Rocky Mountains in the west and gentle, sloping prairies in the east, the province encompasses a dramatic contrast in scenery, home to towering mountains, glacial lakes, vast boreal forests, rolling foothills, fertile prairies, and desert badlands. Keep a lookout for Alberta’s big seven wildlife all-stars — elk, moose, bighorn sheep, grizzly bears, bison, cougars, and wolves — or one of the other 587 species of wildlife that call this place home. In terms of city life, Calgary is an up-and-coming metropolis with a unique Western character and a growing underground music scene. Edmonton, for its part, is the provincial capital, and also happens to be home to the biggest mall in North America — so leave some space in your bags for shopping if you’re planning a trip here.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Alberta

The weather is at its warmest between June and August. This time of year, the larger cities of Calgary and Edmonton also offer annual festivals, including jazz, beer, and poetry events. Summer is peak tourist season and the most popular time to book cabin rentals in Alberta, so expect it to be busier. The spring months offer mild temperatures, fewer crowds, and excellent conditions for exploring the region’s vast mountains, whether via camping or ambitious day hikes. Alberta also has a thriving winter sport and recreation scene, with opportunities for skiing, snow tubing, and snowboarding. Indeed, the seven-month-long winter season makes the province a well-known destination for snow sports of all kinds. However, expect freezing and potentially inhospitable temperatures the further north you travel.


Top things to do in Alberta

Lake Agnes

Located in the southwest of the province on the border of Alberta and British Columbia, Lake Agnes is a must for hiking. Beginning at Lake Louise, the Lake Agnes trail takes you past Mirror Lake, which, as its name suggests, resembles a perfectly reflective surface in the early morning light. At the top of Lake Agnes is a rustic, traditional tea house. Built in 1905, the Lake Agnes Tea House has been serving loose-leaf tea and homemade food to hikers for more than 100 years. Take in the gorgeous scenery while enjoying breakfast or lunch overlooking Lake Agnes and the Rockies.

Banff Upper Hot Springs

Sink into warm, thermal waters overlooking Mount Rundle at the Banff Upper Hot Springs. A great way to soothe any aches and pains, the outdoor springs are open all year and in the evenings, so you can relax in a mineral bath after a day of wandering the Rockies, skiing, or hiking down to the Cave and Basin National Historic Site.

Calgary’s Chinatown

Calgary boasts one of the largest Chinatowns in Canada, and over the decades it’s become a real culinary destination for visitors and locals alike. Come with an empty stomach and spend a few hours walking around, snacking on delicacies from the East-Asian diaspora, like soup dumplings, hand-pulled noodles, and bao.

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