Adventure Bay Homes for Sale – Vernon, BC

Every home and lot for sale in Adventure Bay is shown above, straight from the MLS and updated daily. Building new or buying finished? Call or text me at 778-363-0542 and I'll walk you through lots, builders and what it really costs to build out here.

Life in Adventure Bay

Adventure Bay is a custom-home community on the south-facing slopes of Okanagan Lake, just past the west end of Okanagan Landing off Tronson Road. It's quieter than the Landing, with lake, vineyard and mountain views, and it feels like a lake retreat while still being about 20 minutes from downtown Vernon.

The big draw is the private waterfront. Residents share a sandy community beach with a wharf and swimming dock, plus tennis and pickleball courts and a network of walking, biking and dog-walking trails through the forest and meadows. In winter, some of those trails double as cross-country ski routes.

Everton Ridge Homes develops the community, and its newest phase, Morning Glory, sits at one of the highest points in Adventure Bay for wide-open lake views. You can buy a lot and build with one of the approved builders, or buy a finished home.

What you can buy here

  • Building lots, many sized for a rancher with a walkout basement. They're mostly on municipal sewer, and a design guideline keeps the community consistent.
  • New and near-new custom homes on streets like Tavistock Road, Hampshire Crescent, Oxford Road and Morning Glory Place.

Know the fees before you buy

Adventure Bay owners pay an annual Recreation Facilities Use Agreement fee that maintains the beach, wharf, courts, trails and green space. A recent listing showed about $780 a year. That's very reasonable for private lake access, but confirm the current amount on any lot or home.

Adventure Bay at a glance

Location Off Tronson Road, west of Okanagan Landing, Vernon
Developer Everton Ridge Homes (newest phase: Morning Glory)
Home types Custom single-family homes and building lots
Waterfront Private community beach with wharf and swimming dock
Amenities Tennis and pickleball courts, walking, biking and cross-country ski trails
Services Municipal sewer and water on recent lots; confirm with each listing
Community fee Annual recreation facilities fee (about $780 on a recent listing)

Schools

This whole western stretch of Okanagan Landing is in the School District 22 catchment for:

  • Okanagan Landing Elementary (K–7). In the heart of the Landing's waterfront district, with a playground that looks out over the lake. Local families rave about the teachers. The Fraser Institute's 2023 report card rated it 5.9 out of 10.
  • Clarence Fulton Secondary (Grades 8–12). A 30-acre campus beside Grahame Park, with strong athletics, arts and trades, the district's largest international program, and the AWAKEN outdoor and inquiry program.

Want French Immersion? It runs at École Beairsto Elementary and continues at W.L. Seaton Secondary, which is also known for drama, musical theatre and music. Landing catchments were adjusted for 2026–27, so always confirm your address with the SD22 school locator.

Getting around from here

Okanagan Landing Elementary About 14 min (8.3 km)
Clarence Fulton Secondary About 16 min (9.7 km)
Paddlewheel Park and the Vernon Yacht Club About 16 min (9.5 km)
Downtown Vernon About 20 min (13.2 km)
Vernon Jubilee Hospital About 20 min (13.0 km)
Predator Ridge About 29 min (21.9 km)
SilverStar Mountain Resort About 46 min (37.2 km)
Kelowna International Airport About 55 min (50.7 km)

Drive times are estimates without traffic.

Questions buyers ask me

Where is Adventure Bay in Vernon?

On the south-facing slopes of Okanagan Lake, off Tronson Road just west of Okanagan Landing, about 20 minutes from downtown Vernon.

Does Adventure Bay have a private beach?

Yes. Owners share a private community beach with a wharf and swimming dock, plus tennis and pickleball courts and trails.

Can I choose my own builder in Adventure Bay?

Lots are built out by approved builders under the community design guidelines. I can connect you with the builders and help compare quotes.

Are there fees in Adventure Bay?

Yes, an annual Recreation Facilities Use Agreement fee covers the beach, wharf, courts, trails and green space. A recent listing showed about $780 a year.

Which schools serve Adventure Bay?

Okanagan Landing Elementary (K–7) and Clarence Fulton Secondary (8–12). Confirm your address with the SD22 school locator.

Thinking of buying or selling in Adventure Bay?

I'm Sean Phillips, a REALTOR® with Coldwell Banker Executives Realty in Vernon. Call or text me at 778-363-0542 for a tour, a same-day price check or a free home valuation.

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