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Beachside Motel
About Beachside Motel
Two lakes bracket this city, and where you sleep quietly decides which one your holiday is built around. Beachside Motel is at 3624 Parkview Street, in the southern half of Penticton toward the Skaha Lake end, where the streets are calmer than the downtown grid and the walk to the water is short. Skaha has a broad beach and a gentler feel in July than the busier north end of town.
Motels in the Okanagan run on a seasonal clock. Rooms are scarce and priced accordingly through the summer, especially around the Peach Festival in mid August and other busy weekends through the season, and those same rooms sit quiet through the shoulder months. Anyone planning a summer stay should be thinking several months ahead. Anyone travelling in spring or autumn usually has the opposite experience and can afford to be choosier.
Worth asking when you call: whether the room has a kitchenette, what the parking looks like for a trailer or a boat, and how late arrivals are handled, since smaller properties do not always keep a desk staffed around the clock. The number is +1-250-492-8318 and there is more at beachsidemotel.ca. From this part of town the drive downtown takes only a few minutes, and the highway south toward Oliver and Osoyoos leaves from the same end of the city, which suits anyone using Penticton as a base for the wider South Okanagan.
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