Discover farms, vineyards, and unique cultural stops where you can stay overnight affordably while enjoying authentic, local agritourism.
Agritourism is a rapidly growing travel trend, fueled by a rising demand for unique and meaningful experiences. It invites travellers to visit working farms, vineyards, and ranches to connect with the land and gain hands-on experiences while supporting local communities. Agritourism by RV is the best and most popular way to do it, giving you the freedom to travel at your own pace.
We’ve put together the ultimate BC agritourism RV itinerary curated from public listings on Harvest Hosts through the Okanagan and BC’s wine country, making it easy to experience this growing travel trend!
Start: Kamloops to Salmon Arm
109 km | 1 hour 15 minutes
The first leg of this trip begins in the Thompson-Okanagan region, starting in Kamloops and heading east toward Salmon Arm through the scenic Shuswap. Known for its rich food and dairy farming heritage, Salmon Arm is often called the “Sunshine Capital of Canada,” with lush orchards and abundant fresh produce.
Places to Stay
- Cool Climate Vineyard Retreat – Located just north of Salmon Arm in Tappen, this award-winning vineyard offers guided wine tastings, electrical hookups, and can easily accommodate big rigs over 45ft!
2. 100% Grass-Fed Dairy Farm Retreat – Settle right in Salmon Arm at a 100% grass-fed dairy farm that focuses on quality farming practices. Enjoy cow milking tours and sample a variety of dairy products. This retreat also has plenty of friendly animals on site and includes a farm store.
Salmon Arm to Kelowna
110 km | 1 hour 40 minutes
Continue from Salmon Arm into Lake Country and Kelowna, a region celebrated for its vibrant winery scene and iconic lake lifestyle. Blending rural charm with urban energy, Kelowna is one of the province’s top destinations, drawing millions each year with its diverse, experience-rich offerings.
Places to Stay
- Organic Family Vineyard Retreat – This winery offers guided wine tastings and perfect picnic spots to set up and enjoy the views. Rigs over 45ft are allowed and extra nights are available.
2. Historic Organic Estate Winery – Looking for lake views and great hiking? This estate winery offers sweeping vineyard and water vistas, along with access to nearby trails. RVs up to 25ft can be accommodated.
Kelowna to Oliver
102 km | 1 hour 30 minutes
This part of the trip brings you to Oliver, BC—Canada’s wine capital. Producing roughly 50% of the province’s wine grapes, it offers countless award-winning wineries to explore. For a more family-friendly experience, Oliver also features u-pick farms, swimming spots, and activities for all ages.
Places to Stay
1. Mountain-View Farmstay with Café & Market – A great family-friendly option, this farm features stunning mountain views, a petting zoo, and even a pool and hot tub. Amenities include a farm market, on-site dining, and electrical hookups. It can accommodate RVs of all sizes.
2. Organic Biodynamic Winery Retreat – Experience some of Oliver’s renowned wines at this unique RV-friendly winery. The property offers a range of tours and tastings hosted on-site. RVs up to 20ft can be accommodated.
Oliver to Osoyoos
20 km | 20 minutes
Travel just down the road to your final stop in Osoyoos, BC. Home to Canada’s only desert landscape and the warmest lake in the country, it’s a truly unique destination. Its warm climate and freshwater lake make Osoyoos one of the province’s most popular summer getaways.
Places to Stay
- Desert Vineyard & Artisan Distillery – This listing includes a complimentary wine tasting, access to hiking trails, a gift shop, winery/brewery tours, and a play area! RVs up to 30ft allowed.
2. Riverside Wild Vineyard Retreat – Described as a rugged, off-grid stay, this vineyard retreat offers meadow and riverbank camping. Amenities include an artisanal gift shop, wine tasting, wildlife viewing, and hiking opportunities. This host can accommodate RVs over 45ft.
BC’s agritourism scene offers something truly special. From vineyard views and farm-fresh experiences to family-friendly stays and off-grid retreats, this route blends adventure, relaxation, and local connection in a way traditional travel often can’t match.
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