Lake Country Summer Shuttle
A NEW WAY TO EXPLORE LAKE COUNTRY THIS SUMMER
This summer, the District of Lake Country is launching a free Summer Shuttle Pilot to make it easier for people to get around the community without a vehicle.
Whether you're heading to the beach, attending Live! in Lake Country, running errands, going to work, or exploring local destinations, the Summer Shuttle offers a convenient way to travel throughout Lake Country.
The Summer Shuttle complements existing BC Transit service and does not replace Routes 23, 32 or 90. Riders are encouraged to use both services together to access more destinations throughout the community.
The Summer Shuttle is free to ride and operates Saturdays and Sundays until September 6. Sunday, September 6 is the final day of service for the 2026 pilot.
If you ride the Summer Shuttle, please take a few minutes to complete the survey at the bottom of this page. Your feedback will help us evaluate the pilot and inform future transportation planning in Lake Country.
HOW THE PILOT WORKS
*** Please note: Friday Summer Shuttle service has now ended following the conclusion of the 2026 Live! in Lake Country concert series.
Saturdays & Sundays – Community Shuttle (Until September 6th)
On Saturdays and Sundays, the Summer Shuttle connects beaches, parks, shopping areas, wineries, restaurants, community facilities and other popular destinations throughout Lake Country.
The shuttle is free to ride and operates using two routes:
🔵 Blue Route – travels counter-clockwise around the community.
🟢 Green Route – travels clockwise around the community.
Hours of Operation: 12:00 p.m. – 7:45 p.m.
The Blue Route shuttle and Green Route shuttle travel the same loop in opposite directions. Depending on where you're going, one route may get you there faster. Use the route maps and schedules below to choose the shuttle that best suits your trip!
Route Maps & Schedules
🔵 Blue Route
Please note that departure times are approximate and may vary slightly due to traffic and passenger loading.

⭐ Stops marked with a star are designated pickup locations for the Friday Live! in Lake Country shuttle service.

* Stop located at existing BC Transit stop
** Last stop of the day
🟢 Green Route
Please note that departure times are approximate and may vary slightly due to traffic and passenger loading.
⭐ Stops marked with a star are designated pickup locations for the Friday Live! in Lake Country shuttle service.

* Stop located at existing BC Transit stop
** Last stop of the day
Detailed Stop Information
Stop #1: Beasley Park
Woodsdale Rd – at BC Transit stop
- Explore nearby:
- Reiswig Regional Park
- Okanagan Rail Trail Tennis Courts
Stop #2: Oyama Community Club
Oyama Rd
- Explore nearby:
- Oyama Isthmus Beach
- Pioneer Park
- Peaks to Shore
Stop #3: Oyama EV Charging Hub/Carpark
Pelmewash Pkwy – at BC Transit stop
- Explore nearby:
Stop #4: Turtle Bay Marina
Woodsdale Rd
- Explore nearby:
Stop #5: Lakewood Mall & Turtle Bay Crossing
Oceola Rd – at BC Transit stop
- Explore nearby:
Stop #6: The Lakes
Shoreline Dr/Stillwater Way – at BC Transit stop
Stop #7: Intrigue & Peak Cellars
Goldie Rd
Stop #8: The Salty Caramel Kitchen
Okanagan Centre Rd W
Stop #9: Gray Monk
Camp Rd
- Explore nearby:
Stop #10: Ex Nihilo & Arrowleaf
Camp Rd
Stop #11: Jack Seaton Park
Camp Rd
Stop #12: Pollard Rd/HWY97
Blue Route Stop: HWY97 at existing BC Transit stop
Green Route Stop: Pollard Rd, outside of Tim Horton's
- Explore nearby:
- Lake Country Town Centre Shopping Mall
- Woody's Pub
Stop #13: Winfield Shopping Area
Main St
- Explore nearby:
Stop #14: Winfield Arena
Bottom Wood Lake Rd
- Explore nearby:
Stop #15: Swalwell Park
Bottom Wood Lake Rd
Stop #16: Clearwater Neighbourhood
Russell Rd / Teresa Rd
WHY ARE WE DOING THIS?
The Summer Shuttle Pilot implements a recommendation from the District's Integrated Transit Strategy, which identified a seasonal shuttle as an opportunity to improve transportation options in Lake Country. To better understand the community's transportation needs and assess the viability of a seasonal shuttle service, Council directed staff to test the concept through an eight-week pilot.
The pilot is funded through the District's Climate Action Reserve, a non-tax revenue source generated through the sale of electricity from the District's hydroelectric plant. The pilot will help the District better understand how the service is used and whether it meets the needs of the community.
Throughout the pilot, we'll be evaluating:
- Ridership
- Travel patterns
- Popular stops and destinations
- Community feedback
- Opportunities to improve future service
The results will help inform future transportation planning and Council's decisions about whether to continue or expand the service.
GOT QUESTIONS?
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