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Land for sale in Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen, British Columbia

353 land and acreage listings in Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen. Median asking price $625,000; 35 bare-land lots of 10 acres or more at a median $51,643/ac. 23 have ocean, lake or river frontage and 8 a creek through the land.

353Listings
$625,000Median asking price
$51,643/acMedian per acre, bare land 10+ acres
23Ocean, lake or river frontage
8Creek through the land

Listed this week in Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen

ListingPriceAcresPer acreWaterValue
3 acres
Lot 4 · Osoyoos
$259,9003$86,633/ac below market
4 acres
Penticton
$4,925,0004$1,231,250/ac
2.7 acres
Olalla
$549,0002.7$201,099/ac
Land
Penticton
$345,000Not stated–
5 acres
Naramata
$948,0005$189,600/ac near market
2 acres
Osoyoos
$1,070,0002$535,000/ac
Land
Naramata
$1,150,000Not stated–

Price cuts in Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen

ListingPriceAcresPer acreWaterValue
11.8 acres
Keremeos
$150,000
was $199,000
11.8$12,723/ac below market
6.3 acres
Naramata
$999,999
was $1,250,000
6.3$160,000/ac near market
53 acres
Princeton
$589,000
was $679,000
53$11,113/ac
0.28-acre lot
Okanagan Falls
$245,000
was $279,000
0.28$875,000/ac below market
4.3 acres
Summerland
$798,900
was $898,900
4.3$183,655/ac near market
9.3 acres
Penticton
$1,350,000
was $1,500,000
9.3$145,631/ac near market
4.4 acres
Summerland
$2,995,000
was $3,245,000
4.4$680,682/ac
0.16-acre lot
Keremeos
$155,000
was $165,000
0.16$939,446/ac below market
0.12-acre lot
Coalmont-Tulameen
$97,000
was $103,000
0.12$841,530/ac below market
6.3 acres
Penticton
$1,749,000
was $1,849,000
6.3$275,868/ac above market

By town

Osoyoos 69Penticton 64Summerland 44Naramata 38Princeton 37Oliver 33Keremeos 19Okanagan Falls 16Kaleden 15

Price per acre by lot size in Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen

1–5 acres$320,900/ac
5–20 acres$149,900/ac
20–80 acres$42,857/ac
80+ acres$15,898/ac

Median asking price per acre of the 200 listings of 1 acre or more that state a size.

All listings in Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen

Cheapest per acreLowest priceLargestNewest Waterfront or creek10+ acres
ListingPriceAcresPer acreWaterValue
134 acres
Princeton
$529,000134$3,963/ac below market
37.3 acres
Lot 1 · Princeton
$195,00037.3$5,226/ac below market
160 acres
Lot 2514S · Penticton
$1,199,000160$7,494/ac near market
78 acres
Kaleden
$700,00078$8,974/ac
53 acres
Princeton
$589,00053$11,113/ac
11.8 acres
Keremeos
$150,00011.8$12,723/ac below market
42.3 acres
Princeton
$568,00042.3$13,444/ac below market
210 acres
Princeton
$3,299,000210$15,710/ac
88 acres on a river
Tulameen
$1,399,00088$15,898/ac River frontage
1,151 acres
Oliver
$19,800,0001,151$17,202/ac above market
15 acres with a creek
Princeton
$295,00015$19,667/ac Creek throughnear market
20 acres
Princeton
$449,00020$22,439/ac near market
65 acres
Kaleden
$1,585,00065$24,385/ac
56 acres
Summerland
$1,389,00056$24,804/ac
62.5 acres
Okanagan Falls
$1,699,00062.5$27,184/ac above market
90 acres
Princeton
$2,595,00090$28,833/ac
15 acres
Osoyoos
$449,90015$29,993/ac below market
40 acres
Summerland
$1,200,00040$30,000/ac near market
40 acres with a creek
Kaleden
$1,350,00040$33,750/ac Creek through
55 acres
Princeton
$1,860,00055$33,818/ac
20 acres
Princeton
$725,00020$36,250/ac
6.4 acres
Princeton
$235,0006.4$36,719/ac below market
24 acres on a river
Princeton
$887,60024$36,983/ac River frontage
6.7 acres
Princeton
$259,0006.7$38,542/ac below market
10 acres
Osoyoos
$399,00010$39,860/ac below market
7.2 acres
Princeton
$299,0007.2$41,528/ac below market
38 acres
Summerland
$1,599,00038$42,079/ac
42 acres
Osoyoos
$1,800,00042$42,857/ac
19.8 acres on a river
Hedley
$849,90019.8$43,011/ac River frontagebelow market
14.8 acres
Lot 1 · Oliver
$650,00014.8$44,068/ac below market
150 acres
Lot A · Penticton
$6,750,000150$45,000/ac above market
20 acres
Princeton
$999,00020$49,950/ac
32.9 acres
Kaleden
$1,650,00032.9$50,213/ac above market
129 acres
Penticton
$6,500,000129$50,388/ac above market
4.5 acres
Lot 4 · Princeton
$229,0004.5$51,116/ac below market
10.7 acres
Penticton
$550,00010.7$51,643/ac below market
72 acres
Penticton
$3,999,00072$55,542/ac above market
11 acres
Kaleden
$639,90011$58,173/ac
64 acres
Summerland
$3,744,00064$58,500/ac above market
10 acres
Osoyoos
$599,90010$59,990/ac near market
9.9 acres
Osoyoos
$599,0009.9$60,628/ac near market
5.6 acres
Osoyoos
$345,0005.6$61,607/ac below market
21 acres
Oliver
$1,299,90021$61,900/ac near market
20 acres
Cawston
$1,299,00020$64,950/ac
10 acres
Penticton
$750,00010$75,000/ac
20 acres
Okanagan Falls
$1,500,00020$75,000/ac
21 acres
Summerland
$1,600,00021$76,190/ac near market
11 acres
Penticton
$850,00011$77,273/ac
3.2 acres
Osoyoos
$249,9003.2$78,094/ac below market
3.5 acres
Osoyoos
$279,0003.5$79,714/ac below market
14.7 acres
Princeton
$1,186,00014.7$80,790/ac
4.3 acres
Lot B · Osoyoos
$349,0004.3$81,163/ac below market
3 acres
Lot 13 · Osoyoos
$249,9003$83,300/ac below market
10 acres
Oliver
$849,00010$84,900/ac
10 acres
Osoyoos
$849,00010$84,900/ac
29.4 acres
Oliver
$2,500,00029.4$85,005/ac
3 acres
Lot 4 · Osoyoos
$259,9003$86,633/ac below market
33 acres
Penticton
$2,900,00033$87,879/ac above market
3.1 acres
Osoyoos
$274,8883.1$88,388/ac below market
10 acres
Osoyoos
$899,00010$89,900/ac
12.4 acres
Oliver
$1,149,00012.4$92,661/ac above market
3.3 acres
Lot 2 · Osoyoos
$320,0003.3$96,096/ac near market
28 acres
Okanagan Falls
$2,695,00028$96,250/ac
3 acres
Osoyoos
$295,0003$98,333/ac near market
7 acres
Osoyoos
$699,0007$99,857/ac
10 acres with a creek
Oliver
$999,00010$99,900/ac Creek through
10 acres with a creek
Kaleden
$999,00010$99,900/ac Creek through
9.9 acres with a creek
Naramata
$1,000,0009.9$101,010/ac Creek through
12.4 acres
Cawston
$1,275,00012.4$103,155/ac
11 acres
Oliver
$1,149,00011$104,455/ac
3.3 acres
Lot 5 · Osoyoos
$350,0003.3$105,105/ac near market
3.1 acres
Osoyoos
$329,0003.1$106,472/ac near market
3.1 acres
Lot 26 · Osoyoos
$339,0003.1$109,709/ac near market
12 acres
Oliver
$1,350,00012$112,500/ac
5 acres
Tulameen
$569,0005$113,800/ac
4.8 acres
Princeton
$545,0004.8$114,017/ac
3 acres
Lot 1 · Osoyoos
$349,0003$116,333/ac near market
3 acres
Lot 34 · Osoyoos
$349,9003$116,633/ac near market
3.2 acres
Lot 8 · Osoyoos
$381,0003.2$119,062/ac near market
10 acres
Penticton
$1,195,00010$119,500/ac
20 acres
Cawston
$2,395,00020$119,750/ac above market
10.2 acres
Kaleden
$1,250,00010.2$122,549/ac
8.7 acres on a lake
Naramata
$1,075,0008.7$123,139/ac Lakefrontbelow market
16 acres
Summerland
$1,995,00016$124,688/ac above market
10 acres
Penticton
$1,275,00010$127,500/ac
10.1 acres
Oliver
$1,350,00010.1$134,195/ac
11 acres
Oliver
$1,495,00011$135,909/ac near market
5.3 acres
Keremeos
$749,0005.3$141,321/ac near market
3 acres
Osoyoos
$435,0003$145,000/ac near market
9.3 acres
Penticton
$1,350,0009.3$145,631/ac near market
5 acres
Cawston
$740,0005$148,000/ac below market
2 acres
Princeton
$299,0002$149,575/ac near market
10 acres
Kaleden
$1,499,00010$149,900/ac
7.4 acres
Princeton
$1,119,0007.4$152,038/ac
14.5 acres
Summerland
$2,210,00014.5$152,835/ac above market
25 acres
Cawston
$3,900,00025$156,000/ac
12.8 acres
Cawston
$1,999,00012.8$156,172/ac above market
6.3 acres
Naramata
$999,9996.3$160,000/ac near market
6 acres
Kaleden
$979,9006$163,317/ac
4.8 acres
Cawston
$789,0004.8$165,409/ac
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About Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen

The area

The Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen (RDOS) covers about 10,400 km² of south-central British Columbia, from the south end of Okanagan Lake to the US border, and had about 90,200 people in 2021. The Okanagan Valley holds a chain of lakes (Okanagan, Skaha, Vaseux and Osoyoos) joined by the Okanagan River; the Similkameen, to the west, runs past Princeton and Keremeos. Penticton (about 36,900 in 2021) is the main city, and Summerland, Oliver, Osoyoos, Princeton and Keremeos are the other municipalities. Nine rural electoral areas, A to I, take in places such as Naramata, Kaleden, Okanagan Falls, Cawston and Hedley. Okanagan Falls is becoming a district municipality of its own, with its first council elected in 2026.

History

The valleys are Syilx (Okanagan) territory. The Penticton, Osoyoos and Lower Similkameen Indian Bands, all members of the Okanagan Nation Alliance, hold reserves here. Princeton grew from gold seekers, ranching, copper and coal mines and timber mills, and the last spike of the Kettle Valley Railway was driven there.

Services and access

Penticton Regional Hospital is the main acute-care centre, with 24-hour emergency and trauma services and specialist surgery. South Okanagan General Hospital in Oliver and Princeton General Hospital also run 24-hour emergency departments. Highway 97 follows the Okanagan Valley, and Highway 3 crosses the south of the district, meeting Highway 97 at Osoyoos near the US border crossing. Penticton Regional Airport, owned by Transport Canada, has direct flights to Vancouver, Calgary and Edmonton.

Land and climate

The south Okanagan is dry: Osoyoos describes its own climate as desert. The RDOS runs about a dozen small community water systems; outside those, lots rely on other water utilities or wells. In BC a domestic well needs no provincial licence, though owners are encouraged to register it.

Before you buy

The RDOS issues building permits in electoral areas A, C, D, E, F, H and I. Areas B (Cawston) and G (rural Keremeos and Hedley) are outside its building inspection service, and the municipalities run their own. RDOS planning sets zoning and official community plans for the electoral areas, with development permit areas for watercourses, hillsides and sensitive habitat. The Okanagan Valley Zoning Bylaw (No. 2800) has floodplain rules, with flood construction levels and setbacks along the main lakes and the Okanagan River. Other watercourses are covered by a text rule: land less than 1.5 m above the natural boundary counts as floodplain. Land in the Agricultural Land Reserve needs Agricultural Land Commission approval to subdivide, for non-farm use, or for more homes than the rules allow. Wildfire is a real hazard: recent fires include Eagle Bluff near Osoyoos, Crater Creek and Upper Park Rill Creek. The RDOS offers free FireSmart hazard assessments.

Sources

Written by AcreScout from the sources listed; facts checked September 30, 2026. Rules change: confirm anything that matters with the municipality.

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