The Laurel Packinghouse
Beautifully restored 1920s apple packinghouse showcasing Kelowna's fruit-growing heritage with original equipment, local history exhibits, and cultural events in a distinctive heritage building.
Beautifully restored 1920s apple packinghouse showcasing Kelowna's fruit-growing heritage with original equipment, local history exhibits, and cultural events in a distinctive heritage building.
The restored wooden interior and vintage packing machinery create exceptional photo opportunities; visit during seasonal events for the full experience.
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