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Jan

Summerland Spring, Summerland, British Columbia, Canada

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Description

Flows all year long.

Nearest Address

About 100 meters down the road from the KVR and the Summerland Rodeo Grounds.

Directions from Nearest Address

The entrance gate to the spring is 5.2km from the intersection of Victoria Rd and Prairie Valley Rd in summerland BC. Drive north on Prairie Valley Rd as if you were driving to the towns landfill. There are signs along the way that point you to the landfill, the KVR(Kettle Valley Railroad, and the Summerland Rodeo Grounds. First you will pass the landfill. Keep going. Then you will pass the KVR. Right after that is a stop sign at the railroad tracks. On the other side of the tracks is the Rodeo Grounds. about 100 meters after the rodeo grounds is a little wooden bridge going over a creek. right after the bridge you turn left at the gate. drive in, and you will see a second gate up ahead on your left that leads to the spring. please be sure to close both gates when you live. the land is private, but the owners have no problems with people going there if you just keep the place clean and close the gates afterwards.

Vital Information

  • Fee: No Fee
  • Access: Private
  • Flow: Continuous
  • TDS: N/A
  • Temp: N/A
  • pH: N/A

Hours Spring is Open:

24/7/365

GPS: N/A

Map Link: Summerland Spring Map

Submitted by: pete

Category : British Columbia / Canada
  • Gary Lake

    My wife and I were at this spring today and met a man that’s been getting his water there for 20 years.. He was also a health inspector at the time and now retired.. We asked him where the water came from and he said it was a large aquafier up in the mountains that resides on native land… He said the natives don’t mind us getting our water from this location as long as we respect it… I also asked him was it safe to drink he said it was and that he has tested it… This spring is a fantastic find… Thank you for origianlly posting it..

    Kind regards

  • Freshwater Terry

     This was my first time going spring hunting and all the information listed here is accurate. Had lots of fun on this adventure in Summerland. The water tastes clean, clear and refreshing which  Instantly hydrated me. Now that I know where it is and how easy it was to get to I will be returning frequently. I am surprised though at how few springs there are listed from the Okanagan area. Anyone know of any other rare gems out there closer to Westbank or Kelowna?

  • Leslie Lauer

    Hello.  I grew up in Kelowna and about 20 years ago used to go out with my family to a spring in Bear Creek area near Westbank.  At one point we were told to stop using it because of quality issues but I am not sure of the accuracy of that.  I could find out exactly where it is.  Have you found any in the meantime?  I live in Summerland and am going out to the Summerland Spring for my first time today.