February 2021

Kelowna is British Columbia's third-largest metropolitan area. About 142,146 residents live in Kelowna, with an estimated 217,229 living in the greater metro area. Kelowna has 10 sectors, each with multiple neighbourhoods. The city is located on the shores of Okanagan Lake, with several smaller bodies of water scattered throughout neighbourhoods and suburbs.

Kelowna and the Okanagan Valley are favourite tourist destinations. Residents of Kelowna neighbourhoods and suburbs enjoy a multitude of outdoor activities, including boating, biking, hiking, and more. Golf, walking trails, swimming, beaches, parks, and local sports are all popular. Shopping, art galleries, and restaurants are also reasons why residents move to Kelowna.

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Living in Kelowna is an experience unlike any other. The Okanagan lifestyle prizes natural beauty, relaxed living, convenient amenities, and architecture as stunning as the scenic views surrounding it. Selecting the right neighbourhood for an upcoming move can seem overwhelming for many people because there are so many great options to choose from.

The following information explores prominent Kelowna neighbourhoods and the amenities, benefits, and overall costs of each. Here, future residents can discover which of the best neighbourhoods in Kelowna could be their best fit.

Black Mountain

Black Mountain Amenities

• World-class golf course
• Stunning lake and valley views
• Hiking and snowmobiling trails with easy access
• Outdoor