Casa Nakazawa

06/16/2026

04/16/2026

Updated availability for .nakazawa ☀️

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03/29/2026

Current availability ✨

Snag your spot for the sunny season while you can 👀

01/09/2026

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09/02/2025

Fall & Winter 2025 availability is now up 🎉 Enjoy a little bit of the Okanagan during the BEST time of the year - Harvest season 🍷

Pricing from just $300 per night - If you split that between 8 people that’s just $37.50 per person 🎉

PS, Christmas is also available 👀

06/15/2025

We just had a last minute availability come up on a August long weekend 🎉 Saturday, August 2nd - Wednesday, August 6th is available 👀

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03/17/2025

It’s time to get your bookings in 👀 The past week the bookings have been rolling in, thank you, thank you, thank you 🙏 Please book direct to avoid all the airbnb fees.

Swipe to see the bookings Aprils through August 📆

02/28/2025

Want to celebrate the holidays at Casa Nakazawa? 🎄

Since we will be away for part of the holidays, Casa Nakazawa will be available for a few dates during the 2025/26 holiday season. Available December 19th - 26th (yep, you could celebrate Christmas here!) and December 30th - January 4th (we’ve never had it available for New Years before 🎉).

Follow link in bio to reserve your dates 📆 Less than hour to Apex mountain 🗻

02/24/2025

I hear we’re vacationing locally this year 🇨🇦 we just happen to have availability 🎉

Casa Nakazawa is located in beautiful Summerland, 15 minutes from Penticton and 35 minutes from Kelowna. Steps from Peach Orchard park and walking distance to 🌊

Pricing and availability at www.casanakazawa.com

10/28/2024

🌳 𝐂𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐧𝐧𝐢𝐚𝐥 𝐍𝐚𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞 𝐓𝐫𝐚𝐢𝐥 🚶‍♂️

The native cottonwood forest along the Centennial Trail next to Eneas Creek and Peach Orchard Road is a sensitive ecosystem, provincially a red-listed Black cottonwood / common snowberry – roses ecological community.

🦉 This community supports many wildlife species that depend on dead trees for their habitat, including nesting, such as Lewis’ woodpecker and the Western screech-owl. Retention of large dead standing trees with cavities is important to retain as these trees support the critical breeding stage for these species.

🌳 Mature black cottonwood stands have been heavily impacted in the Okanagan and retention of these features in a mature forest ecosystem is important for the health and longevity of these local wildlife populations.

All the work done to the Centennial Nature Trail was supervised by a qualified environmental professional and an arborist.