Indoor & Rainy Day Spots in Summerland, BC
4 verified indoor & rainy day spots in Summerland.
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Summerland Aquatic & Fitness Centre
Summerland's indoor pool and hot tub, celebrating 50 years in 2026, with evening and weekend public swims, lane swims and AquaFit. Drop-in admission is inexpensive, and families get a combined rate.
Kid-Friendly Great for Groups
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Summerland Arts Council Gallery (George Ryga Arts & Culture Centre)
Community art gallery and gift gallery run by the Summerland Community Arts Council in the George Ryga Arts & Culture Centre, next door to the museum. It hosts about six exhibitions a year by regional and BC artists, plus workshops.
Kid-Friendly Free to Visit Arts & Culture
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Summerland Museum & Archives
Summerland Museum & Archives is a community museum on Wharton Street covering Syilx history, early orchard farming and the Kettle Valley Railway. Upstairs, the Giant's Head Model Railway shows Summerland in the 1920s and 1950s. Kids' drop-in workshops and the Bert Simpson insect collection add hands-on fun. Admission is by donation (suggested $5 per adult, $2 per child), and the front entrance has a ramp, though the second floor is reached only by stairs.
Kid-Friendly Great for Groups Free to Visit Arts & Culture
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Nixdorf Classic Cars
Nixdorf Classic Cars is a private classic-car museum in Summerland with a 14,000 sq ft showroom of more than 50 restored two-door hardtops and convertibles from 1936 to 1970, including Chevrolets, Fords, Oldsmobiles, Chryslers and muscle cars, each with its restoration story. Admission is about $20 per person ($15 each for groups of four or more), and proceeds support charities for children with disabilities. The building is wheelchair accessible, and the museum closes for the winter.
Closed for the season.
Kid-Friendly Great for Groups Arts & Culture