Conference Home Base – Eldorado/Manteo

Sold Out!
 

Our thanks to the Eldorado and Manteo Lakefront Properties Reservations Team for going above and beyond, squeezing 35+ room nights over and above our conference room block at the discounted rate. We strongly recommend checking the "Alternate Hotels" information tab for local partner hotel recommendations.

We're pleased to announce that the Historic Eldorado and Manteo Lakefront Properties, 4.5km south of Kelowna's downtown, is our official conference headquarters. The Eldorado and Manteo are amazing, seamlessly-joined properties.

Please Note Check-in for both properties is at the Manteo at Eldorado Resort, 3762 Lakeside Drive, Kelowna, BC

The Canadian Hockey League (CHL) Memorial Cup will be taking place May 21-31st in Kelowna at the same time as our conference so hotel rooms will become very difficult – and expensive – to secure in the weeks leading up to the conference. SOLD OUT
 

Essential Details

• Conference attendees receive a discounted group rate on rooms, (subject to availability): $278 single, $528 two-bedroom villas.
• Our group attendee code is 2605BCAVIA

• Rooms are getting tight for May 27th. Best to call the hotel reservation line and say "Kandra (group booking manager) said can still get us in". Apparently these are powerful magic words.

• The villas are two bedroom and an extremely nice option if you know someone you want to share with. 

• To book online, try either of the two conference hotel links below.
  Please Note: the hotel's online reservation system is currently being updated. If you experience issues, including "sold out" or higher room prices than noted above, please call the hotel directly at 250-860-1031 and the reservation desk staff will be pleased to assist you. Don't forget to identify yourself as a BCAC 26 Conference attendee!

 

• Historic Eldorado
  https://reservations.travelclick.com/109843?groupID=4643493

  Manteo Resort (next door)
  https://reservations.travelclick.com/12771?groupID=4474837

 

• The parking fee has been waived for conference attendees.
• The resort fee has been reduced from $30 to $15/night.

Please Note: when you reserve your room, your statement may include the full $30 resort fee. However, hotel management has assured us that BCAC Conference attendees will be charged the reduced $15 resort fee on their final invoice.

Questions? Contact us!

Alternate Hotels

PLEASE NOTE: The CHL Memorial Cup will be taking place in Kelowna, BC, the same week as our conference so hotel rooms will become very scarce and expensive shortly. Reserve your room ASAP.

Coast Capri Hotel Kelowna
1171 Harvey Ave, Kelowna, BC, V1Y 6E8
Direct: (250) 860-6060

Quality hotel-style accommodations just a 10-minute drive/Uber from the conference hotel.

Group Discount Link: https://www.coasthotels.com/coast-capri-hotel/stay/rooms

Corporate Discount Code: BCAC

The Coast Capri Hotel in Kelowna has graciously provided a group discount to our conference attendees. Use the Corporate Discount Code BCAC when reserving your room online.

If you call the folks at Reservations instead, don't forget to mention that you're a BCAC Supporter member attending the BCAC Spring Conference. Please be advised that you may need to present your BCAC Supporter member card when checking in – log into the BCAC website and visit your Supporter profile to download a copy of your card.

Room Rates Per Night Booking Direct with Group Discount Rate (not including taxes or fees)
Coast Queen $240; Coast Two Doubles $284; Coast Queen with Sofabed $250; Coast King $257; Coast Premium King with Sofabed $323; Coast Accessible Two Queens $316; Coast Suite King with Sofabed $368; Coast Suite Two Queens with Sofabed $368 (As of 04-16-26.)

Coast Capri Outdoor Pool

Sandman Hotel & Suites Kelowna

2130 Harvey Avenue,
Kelowna, British Columbia V1Y 6G8

Direct: (250) 860-6409 ext.0

Another good, centrally-located hotel option for conference attendees – a scant 13-minute drive/Uber to the conference hotel.

Reservations may be made via:

Email: reservations@sandman.ca or res_kelowna@sandman.ca

Phone: Central Reservation 1-800-726-3626 / 1-800-SANDMAN or Hotel Direct (250) 860-6409 Ext. 0

In order to receive the correct rates, callers must reference SANDMAN HOTEL & SUITES KELOWNA – BLOCK ID: 655889

For this special BCAC26 YLW Conference Rate, reservations must be made prior to May 24, 2026.

Note: This is separate from our year-round, network-wide discount program with Sandman Hotels.

Special Room Rates Per Night (not including taxes or fees)

Standard Room, 1 Queen Bed, Kitchen, Atrium Building $187.78; Standard Room, 2 Queen Beds, Atrium Building $172.90; Tower Room, 1 King Bed $182.08; Tower Suite, 1 King Bed, Sofa Bed, Kitchenette, Balcony $205.83; Tower Suite, 1 King, SofaBed, Kitchenette, Balcony, View $218.18 (As of 05-06-26)

(Sandman Kelowna Indoor Pool and Whirlpool)

Siesta Suites Kelowna
3152 Lakeshore Road, Kelowna, BC, V1W 3T1
Direct: (250) 763-5013
stay@siestasuites.ca 
https://www.siestasuiteskelowna.com

(No group/corporate discount code.)

Clean, bright family motel-style accommodations just a four-minute drive/Uber or very pleasant 23 minute walk from conference hotel.

Just up the road from our official conference hotel, the cost-effective Siesta Suites Kelowna offers both rooms and suites with either kitchenettes or full kitchens. The Siesta Suites offer newly updated suites, bright rooms, two pools, and is a short walk to Gyro Beach, a Kelowna favorite. Comfortable and convenient, the Siesta Suites is an affordable option for a multi-night stay.

Room Rates Per Night Booking Direct (not including taxes or fees)
Queen Room with two queen beds $199/night; Deluxe Queen Bed Suite with Sofabed $259/night; Deluxe Suite with Two Queen Beds $259/night; Premium Two Queen Bed Suite $279/night; Premium Two Bedroom Suite $309/night (as of 04-16-26)

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Travel Partners

Our amazing Travel Partners have generously provided discounts to BCAC26 conference attendees. Please note, Park'NFly and Budget Car Rental discounts are year round. Details below!

Carrier	Promo Code	Details, Terms + Conditions
	K8QU2AV1	The booking is to be made to the following city: Kelowna, YLW (CA) The travel period begins Monday, May 18, 2026 and ends Wednesday, June 03, 2026. Travel is valid Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. For North America, 5% applies on standard fares, 10% on flex fares & higher. For International Travel, 10% on standard fares & higher. 12% discount on Business Class fares (exception: 5% on the lowest Business Class). All bookings made using the promotion code will count toward the minimum 10 passenger requirement for Meetings and Conventions events.
	BCACYLW26	Applicable Fares and Markets: 50% off Bravo, Classic, and Encore fares to/from YLW Sale Period: May 01, 2026 – May 24, 2026 Travel Period: May 22, 2026 – May 29, 2026 Blackout Dates: None Terms and Conditions: Discount applies to Basic, Bravo, Classic and Encore fare types (base fare only) Limited number of uses available Valid for new bookings only Fares and seats are limited and subject to availability at the time of booking Cannot be combined with other programs, promotions, or discounts Subject to applicable fare rules and conditions
	BCAC2026	Discount: 15% Off Booking Period: May 11 – May 25, 2026 Travel Period:May 22 – May 31, 2026 Applicable Routing:Vancouver, Kelowna, Victoria, and Whitehorse
	BCAC2026	Promo: 50% OFF   Booking Window: May 7 - May 24, 2026 Travel Window: May 18 - May 29, 2026 Routes: To/From YLW ONLY Blackout dates:   N/A  Fares and seats are limited and subject to availability at the time of reservation May not be combined with any other program, promotion, or discounts Subject to applicable fare terms and conditions Additional fees and charges for optional products and services may apply

Parking Partners

We're pleased to introduce a new, year-round Canada-wide partnership with Park'N Fly. Secure favourable parking rates and optional additional services at your home airport. When you reserve online with your local airport, put #1136298 into the "Discount Code" field.

Park'N Fly Rate Card

Car Rental Partners

Please welcome our newest Travel Partner, Budget Car Rental! Under Budget's Business Program, BCAC Members can now take advantage of a dedicated Budget Corporate Discount (BDC) rate by using code: #A800600

Benefits include up to 30% off of base rates, complimentary Fastbreak membership (so you can bypass the counter), as well as a dedicated support team.

Budget Car Rental Rate Card

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Sponsorship Opportunities

Download the PDF version of this document.

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Speakers

Cathy Press, Chair, BCAC Board of Directors

Cathy Press is CEO of Chinook Helicopters and is a trailblazer in the aviation industry. As the first female helicopter flight instructor in Canada, she has passionately led Chinook Helicopters to international recognition for its helicopter and airplane pilot training programs. Her contributions to aviation were recognized in 2025 when Chinook received the Transport Canada Safety Award. Cathy completed her first solo at 16 years of age and is currently the only person in Canada who holds a “Transport Canada Pilot Examiner” status in both airplanes and helicopters.

Cathy acts as Chair of the Flight Training Committee for the Helicopter Association of Canada (HAC) and currently sits as a board member on the Abbotsford Airport Authority. In 2019, Cathy was named one of “Women’s Executive Network: Top 100 Canada’s Most Powerful Women." In 2021, Cathy received an honorary doctorate from the University of the Fraser Valley, adding to her already impressive list of aviation accomplishments and awards.

Cathy has always taken a hands-on approach in supporting individuals who are starting both aviation and business careers. She continues to be passionate about helping others reach their goals as an educator and mentor.

James Hall, Emcee, Chair BCAC26 Conference, BCAC Board Director

James Hall, AAE, is the Senior Manager, Operations & Sustainability, Kelowna International Airport (YLW). In this position, James is responsible for Environmental, Airside Regulatory, Groundside Operations, as well as the Passenger Experience in the terminal operations. James is also very active in the Airports Council International Environment and Operations committees and was previously Chair of the CAC Operations and Technical Affairs Committee. He recently became the BCAC Respresentative on NAV CANADA's Advisory Committee.

James is passionate about aviation and in the advancement of carbon reduction strategies.

Kelowna International Airport (YLW) is the 2026 BCAC Conference's Host Airport.
 

Lisa Setlakwe, Assitant Deputy Minister, Safety and Security, Transport Canada

Lisa Setlakwe has served as Assistant Deputy Minister of Safety and Security at Transport Canada since 2022, where she oversees the development and oversight of regulations and standards to support safety and security in air, marine, rail, and road transportation.

Lisa previously served as the Assistant Secretary to the Cabinet Operations – Social Development Policy at the Privy Council Office, and the Senior Assistant Deputy Minister of the Strategy and Innovation Policy Sector at Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada.

Lisa has gained a wealth of experience throughout her career in the public service, having joined the former Industry Canada in 2008 as the Deputy Regional Executive Director with the Atlantic Regional Office. She later became the Director of the National Access Programs Directorate, Director General for Policy in the Science and Innovation Sector, and Executive Director of the Industrial Technologies Office, based in Ottawa.

Lisa began her career with Revenue Canada Customs and Excise and went on to work with the Royal Bank of Canada, where she spent five years in the commercial finance sector in Atlantic Canada, subsequently joining the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency where she spent eight years in the field of regional economic development. Lisa now lives in Ottawa with her husband Nathan, daughter and son.

Dave Frank, Executive Director, BC Aviation Council (BCAC)

Dave joined the BCAC because of his love for the people in aviation and aerospace; there is a real “can do” attitude in the industry. Dave is also a strong proponent of the future of our industry thanks to the enthusiasm and commitment of today’s aviation and aerospace students. Along these lines, Dave is a regular Adjunct Professor at the Sauder School of Business at the University of British Columbia (UBC).

Before joining the BCAC, Dave was the Director, Marketing and Public Relations, at St. John Ambulance (SJA), BC and Yukon division. Dave also chaired SJA’s National Marketing committee. Dave has been a Senior Executive with a regional freight and air ambulance operator, founded Canada’s first multi-modal foreign trade zone, and founded an international consulting firm focusing on transportation and social-economic development. Before that, Dave built the Industry Productivity Analysis Group within the (now) Sauder School of Business at UBC.

Dave has a B.Sc. (Physics) and an MBA (Transport) from UBC, spouse Meg Comiskey, daughter Taryn, son Jaryd, and answers to a young black cat named Raven.

Harvie Buitelaar, Board Director and Chair, Silver Wings Industry and Scholarship Awards Celebration Committee, BC Aviation Council (BCAC)

Harvie is Vice President, Infrastructure, with global engineering/consulting firm Hatch Ltd. since 2003. Harvie has held senior roles across the infrastructure sector since 2000, where the business has supported Airports, Rail, Transit, Ports, Highways, and Water infrastructure. Harvie has a specialized focus on Airports and Aviation planning, project management, design, and construction. His experience spans Canada and the United States. Hatch is 100% Canadian and is the world’s largest employee-owned engineering firm.

Sam Samaddar, Chief Executive Officer, Kelowna Internation Airport (YLW)

Sam’s interest in aviation developed early; at a young age he was involved with the Royal Canadian Air Cadets where he achieved his private pilot’s license at age 17. In 1988, Sam commenced his airport career at Vancouver International Airport (YVR) and, in 1992, he assumed the position of Superintendent, Airport Operations, at YLW. Sam has held numerous positions including Assistant General Manager for both Airport Operations and Airport Development, while achieving his International Accredited Airport Executive designation in 1997.

YLW is one of the top ten airports in Canada, expected to serve two million passengers in 2023, and was one of the fastest recovering airports in 2022 following the global pandemic. As Airport CEO, Sam currently is a board member of Tourism Kelowna, Airports Council International – World Executive Committee, and Chair of Airports Council International – North America.

Don Goulard, Vice President, Operations, Regulatory Affairs, and Infrastructure, Nanaimo Regional Airport (YCD)

Don Goulard brings extensive aviation and business experience to Nanaimo Airport. While earning his Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL), he apprenticed as an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME) and advanced to become Production Manager at an Approved Maintenance Organization (AMO). 

Before joining Nanaimo Airport in 2016, Don served as Airport Manager in the Kootenays, gaining valuable operational insight in a dynamic regional setting. Don is also actively involved in shaping the future of aviation, serving on several provincial, national, and international committees focused on airport operations and environmental stewardship.

Don holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA), is a licensed commercial pilot, and is recognized as an Accredited Airport Executive (AAE) with IAAE Canada. When he’s not working at the airport, you’ll likely find him flying a variety of aircraft, or in deep research, narrowing down which make and model he’ll one day build and fly himself.

Heidi Grantner, General Manager & Partner, Synergy Enterprises

Heidi Grantner plays a central role in guiding both client work and the day‑to‑day leadership of the organization. She works closely with a wide range of clients to integrate sustainability into business planning, policy, and operations, ensuring climate action is practical, rigorous, and aligned with organizational goals.

With deep expertise in greenhouse gas inventories and carbon accounting, Heidi is known for her ability to dig into complex data and translate it into clear, actionable insights. She brings a thoughtful, solutions‑oriented approach to every engagement, combining analytical rigour with creativity to design elegant, effective pathways forward. Internally, Heidi is a trusted leader who empowers teams through knowledge‑sharing, collaboration, and a strong commitment to quality and integrity.

Heidi holds a Bachelor of Arts in Applied Economics from Queen’s University and an MBA from the Sauder School of Business at the University of British Columbia. She is an approved verifier for the Airport Carbon Accreditation Programme and holds her GHG‑IQ designation from the Canadian Standards Association.

Rick Erikson, Principal and Managing Director, RP Erickson & Associates

RP Erickson & Associates is a Calgary-based, aviation consulting firm with qualifications in the disciplines of market research, strategic planning, economic and statistical analysis, government policy and policy formation, corporate and external communications, and strategic advocacy.

Rick parlayed an academic career into the consulting world in the last century and has completed assignments for foreign, federal, provincial and municipal governments, for domestic and international air carriers, airport and air navigation authorities and trade associations alongside country-level project work with ICAO.

RP Erickson & Assoc has completed over 50 economic impact studies beginning in the late 1980s at airfields across Canada, including repeat studies at five of the country’s NAS airports alongside an encompassing range of regional and small airport studies in virtually every province and territory. We have also undertaken the national economic impacts created at both Air Canada and WestJet, in addition to numerous discrete route impacts. Our most recent project was undertaking the Kelowna airport (YLW) study this past year. As such, we have gained a range of insights into the practice and value of airport economic impact analyses.

Rick is frequently called upon by the print, radio and television media for his views on national and international aviation events

Questions? Contact us!

Innovation Centre

At this year's conference, we are pleased to present the following companies participating in our Innovation Centre:

	Strix is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting innovation and collaborative research in the Canadian aerospace industry and related sectors. We aim to position Canada as the global leader in aerospace and defence innovation by fostering multi-sectoral collaboration and access to resources – driving sustainable development and integration of technologies and platforms of the future. More info
	Polar Aircraft Deicer is a Canadian manufacturer of high-quality aircraft deicing equipment, designed for regional airports and FBOs. Our units are built with flexibility in mind to match each operator’s needs, and we take just as much pride in providing reliable customer support throughout the life of the equipment. More info
	Progressive Air Services is certified by Transport Canada as an Approved Maintenance Organization (AMO 15-82) specializing in the repair, overhaul, and maintenance of Lycoming and Continental Aerospace Technologies piston aircraft engines. Our approved capabilities include: Piston engine maintenance and overhaul Engine accessories Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) On-wing aircraft maintenance for piston-powered aircraft below 7,500 kg MTOW More info
	One22Point1 We design and prove innovative aviation engineering and software products solving problems and optimising processes, applying expert analysis and engineering principles to real world problems. We endeavour to provide effective solutions in the interests of economy and efficiency. Current products include aircraft identification and logging systems, lighting transformer cages, cover lifters, asset protection bollards. More info
	Synergy Enterprises is a sustainability consulting firm that partners with airports and aviation organizations to build credible, results-driven carbon management programs. They support airports of all sizes, from regional gateways to major international hubs, with services including Airport Carbon Accreditation (ACA) verification and consulting, carbon accounting, corporate sustainability strategies,  decarbonization strategy & planning, and solar feasibility studies. More info
	Code Project Enterprise Ltd. of Vancouver, BC, is a boutique EPC firm specializing in turnkey aviation fuel storage and distribution systems — both  stationary and mobile. Since 2019, the company has delivered aviation related public procurement contracts for the City of Williams Lake, Village of Valemount, Village of Masset, District of Lillooet, and Village of McBride. Applying innovative solutions is a core value in every project, including continuous fuel level and quality monitoring. Integrated since 2022, this monitoring has helped municipal airport clients maximize their operational revenue. More info
	Air Trail is a Canadian aviation operations platform that replaces paper logbooks and disconnected spreadsheets with a single, Transport Canada-compliant system for electronic journey logs, flight operations management, and crew and fleet tracking. Trusted by over 40 Canadian operators, Air Trail delivers enterprise-grade configurability at mid-market pricing, giving operators the structure and visibility they need to run safe, compliant, and efficient operations. From small 702 operators to multi-base 705 fleets, Air Trail is the calm, reliable backbone your flight ops runs on. More info
	Aviation Renewables is a global integrator of LED airfield and helipad lighting solutions with installations in more than 80 nations on all major continents. Having introduced solar LED marine lighting to the aviation industry in 2002, we offer design, supply, installation, commissioning, training and support for civil, defense, humanitarian aid and private operators. More info

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Volunteer Appreciation Reception

We're so grateful to our Volunteers – they are an amazing group of people! Please join us for our Volunteer Appreciation Reception:

When: Monday, May 25th, from 4:45PM - 6:00PM

Where: The Whiskey Room, Hotel Edorado

Our way of showing our appreciation for all the Volunteer's hard work!

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Welcoming Reception

This year's Welcoming Reception will take place at our conference base hotel, the historic lakeside Hotel Eldorado's rooftop patio, immediately following the Volunteer Appreciation Reception.

When: Monday, May 25th, starting at 6:00PM

Where: The Eldorado Hotel's rooftop patio, "The ELevated Club"

There will be live entertainment (The Dynamic Duo Band), tasty appetizers, wine tasting, a no-host bar and spectacular views over Okanagan Lake.

Sponsored by:

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Air Operator Consultative Meeting (AOCM) Thursday May 28, 2026

Signature Dinner

Where: KF Centre for Excellence, 5800 Lapointe Drive, Kelowna Airport

When: Tuesday, May 26th, 5:30-9:15PM (buses to the venue will begin departing from the Manteo Hotel lobby at 5:00PM).

Details: Buffet dinner, no-host bar. Transportation provided.

Keynote Speaker: Barry Lapointe, Founder and Chair, KF Aerospace.

Entertainment: Michael Averill

Michael is an insightful and captivating speaker and songwriter renowned for his ability to foster deep connections and inspire creativity far and wide. With over 20 years as a touring artist and storyteller across four continents—including a remarkable 4,000-mile walk across Canada—Michael blends his experiences as a musician and community builder to forge meaningful bonds and foster environments where every voice is valued.

Onstage, Michael’s performance versatility ranges from southern lap steel slide blues, to intricate finger-style folk, to driving shanties about mismatched socks.  He combines buttery guitar licks and philosophical wordplay into the perfect blend of playful and sensitive. Michael Averill

Sponsored by:

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Private Aircraft Parking

Private Pilots flying into Kelowna International Airport (YLW) can access limited, fee-based itinerant aircraft parking on Apron 3, with rates of $14 per night for light aircraft/helicopters and $30 per night for operational stands. There are 2 two pay parking machines are located at Apron 3 – debit/credit cards are accepted (no cash).

Aircraft parking on Apron 3 is limited. Please contact YLW to coordinate your Apron 3 itinerant parking needs by calling 250-807-4350 or email ylwdm@kelowna.ca. 

Entertainment

The aptly named "Dynamic Duo Band" will be providing engaging blues and classic rock entertainment at the Welcoming Reception. Dennis and Curtis are two accomplished musicians who joined forces to provide high-quality entertainment for all to enjoy.

Curtis is a professional saxophonist, composer and multi-instrumentalist that brings a sultry and soothing sound that is characteristic of the saxophone.

Dennis is a versatile keyboardist and accomplished vocalist who has woven a rich tapestry of musical experiences through out his career.

Michael Averill is an insightful and captivating speaker and songwriter renowned for his ability to foster deep connections and inspire creativity far and wide. With over 20 years as a touring artist and storyteller across four continents – including a remarkable 4,000-mile walk across Canada – Michael blends his experiences as a musician and community builder to forge meaningful bonds and foster environments where every voice is valued.

Onstage, Michael’s performance versatility ranges from southern lap steel slide blues, to intricate finger-style folk, to driving shanties about mismatched socks. He combines buttery guitar licks and philosophical wordplay into the perfect blend of playful and sensitive.

Peter Olsen is a Kamloops, BC, based professional Commercial Photographer, specializing in Business, Architectural, Lifestyle and Special Event photography.

His company, Olsen Imaging, has worked with clients throughout North America for over 20 years. 

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Conference Room Floor Plan

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2026 CHL Memorial Cup

*BUY MEMORIAL CUP TICKETS HERE*

The 2026 Memorial Cup, Canada’s biggest stage in junior hockey, is being held in Kelowna from May 21^st – 31^st at Prospera Place. A limited number of tickets are available for conference attendees! Below, please find early access promo codes for single-game tickets with limited availability for Games 2, 4 and 5.

https://selectyourtickets.evenue.net/promotions/WVSQ2

CODE: WVSQ2

https://selectyourtickets.evenue.net/promotions/WVSO4

CODE: WVSO4

https://selectyourtickets.evenue.net/promotions/QVSO5

CODE: QVSO5

More information: Tourism Kelowna and 2026 CHL Memorial Cup

O'Rourke Family Estate: Tours & Tastings

At O’Rourke Family Estate, private tours and tasting experiences are designed as immersive, cellar-led journeys through our architecturally striking winery and underground cave network carved from ancient granite.

BENCH EXPERIENCE
$150.00 per person + tax (4 guest minimum). A 2-hour privately guided tour of our Estate Winery including a tasting of our award-winning Chardonnay & Pinot Noir (4 wines x 2oz each).

GRATITUDE EXPERIENCE
$200.00 per person +tax (8 guest minimum). A 3-hour privately guided tour with Welcome Sparkling Wine, followed by a tasting of our award-winning Chardonnay & Pinot Noir (4 wines x 2oz each), with a curated selection of canapés carefully paired and crafted by our Executive Chef.

(Note: For those who do not drink, it is $100 per person and $150 per person.)

Peak Cellars & Garden Bistro

O'Rourke's sister property, award-winning Peak Cellars & Garden Bistro, is just down the road. At Peak Cellars, BCAC26 Conference attendees can receive 10% off of meals, tastings, and wine purchases with the discount code “BCAC” when they visit between May 25^th and 27^th. 
 

Explore Kelowna

Rotary Centre for the Arts, Cultural District

So much to see and do! Please visit the Tourism Kelowna website for more information.