Westbank Museum

Operating on Dobbin Road, this dual-purpose facility functions as both a historical repository and a regional visitor centre. The space holds records and artifacts detailing the early development of the west side of Okanagan Lake. Exhibits focus on the transition from early Indigenous settlements to the arrival of pioneers who established the local agricultural industry.

The Westbank Museum maintains a collection of tools, photographs, and documents that outline how early farming shaped the area. Staff members also provide travel information for those touring the broader Okanagan district. The building operates on weekdays and serves as a primary resource for historical research and community lineage.