Winfield
Overview
A neighbourhood in Lake Country named after Thomas Wood's Winfield Ranch. It saw community development in the 1890s with the first telephone, fruit trees, and church services.
Quick Facts
- Type
- neighbourhood
- Coordinates
- 50.0215, -119.4070
Good to know
- Named after
- Thomas Wood's Winfield Ranch
- First post office
- Opened in 1909
- First school
- Opened in 1910 where the Winfield Memorial Hall is today
- Winfield Elementary
- Built in 1923 at the corner of Highway 97 and Berry Road, shut down in 2002
Keep Exploring
Winfield Arena
580 m away.
The location where the Adult Shinny (18+) hockey games are held.
Okanagan Rail Trail
720 m away.
A spectacular lakeside trail that hugs the shores of Kalamalka Lake, suitable for all ages…
Lake Country Bike Park
1.8 km away.
A six-hectare destination for mountain biking in the Okanagan, featuring purpose-built tra…
Jack Seaton Park
2.7 km away.
Destination park featuring softball diamonds, padel court, and playground, with trails sui…
Beasley Park
3.3 km away.
A park on the south end of Wood Lake.
Gambell Farms
4.2 km away.
A well-loved spot in Lake Country for fresh seasonal produce and homemade goodies.
Swalwell Park
830 m away.
A park in Lake Country, BC, hosting community events such as the Live! in Lake Country con…
Creekside Theatre
1.1 km away.
A theatre located at 10241 Bottom Wood Lake Rd., Lake Country, BC.
Ex Nihilo Vineyards
3.6 km away.
Ex Nihilo Vineyards, at 1525 Camp Road, Lake Country, BC V4V 1K1 — the venue 1 independent…
Gray Monk Estate Winery
4.3 km away.
Gray Monk Estate Winery, at 1055 Camp Road, Lake Country, BC V4V 2H4 — the venue 1 indepen…