Water levels greatly impact the way you use your dock and boat lift during low water conditions. Keep reading to learn what this means for you and your waterfront property.
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With summer on the horizon, the excitement for boating season is high in the Okanagan. Following the drought of 2023, concerns about water levels persist, but there is still optimism.
With summer on the horizon, the excitement for boating season is high in the Okanagan. Following the drought of 2023, concerns about water levels persist, but there is still optimism.
Shoreline is partnering with the Okanagan Basin Water Board to bring awareness to the importance of preventing invasive zebra and quagga mussels in our lake.
How do you make sure your Kelowna boat lift and dock are safe to use after the devastating Grouse Complex wildfires? Here’s what you need to know.
Lakefront property owners play a large role in protecting the foreshores of Okanagan Lake. From investing in landscaping and high-quality docks and shoreline boat lifts to adhering to strict permitting regulations, these are all the ways they protect and preserve the lake we all love.
Since its inception, Shoreline Pile Driving has been committed to improving the Okanagan’s foreshore. From implementing environmental best practices to investing in green technology, we continue to strive to keep this commitment
At Shoreline, we want you to fall in love with Okanagan Lake over and over again. Here are some of the valley’s best restaurants to visit by boat directly from your Shoreline dock in Kelowna.
We love the Okanagan Lake, which is why we take pride in protecting the foreshores every time we set out to build or repair hydraulic boat lifts and docks.
This summer, leave your Shoreline boat lift behind and hit the lake in your boat to some of these must-see waterfront destinations. With travel restrictions likely to stay in place, these local hotspots are a great travel alternative.
