
Penticton - Panorama
British Columbia, Canada β 4.2 km
π¨π¦ British Columbia Β· Canada β Altitude 344 m
This live camera looks over Penticton, a lakeside city in the Okanagan Valley of British Columbia. It is a quick way to see current conditions before planning a visit or simply to check how the town looks right now.
Penticton sits between Okanagan Lake and Skaha Lake, in one of the warmest and driest parts of Canada. The area is known for vineyards, orchards and a long summer season of lake activities. The valley landscape of dry hills and blue water gives the town a distinctive character that changes noticeably from season to season.
Because the view is tied to a visitor centre location, it works best as a general check on the town and its waterfront. Daylight hours and clear afternoons are usually the most rewarding times to look, especially in summer when the lakeshore is busiest. Cloud cover and haze can change the view quickly, so the live weather block on this page helps explain what you are seeing.
Summers are hot and dry, while winters are mild for the region with occasional snow at higher elevations. Spring and early autumn are often comfortable for walking and wine touring. Nearby cameras include Kelowna, Manning Park, Kamloops and Castlegar, which help you compare conditions across the wider region.
Source: Penticton Visitor Centre

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The current conditions and a three-day forecast are shown in the live weather block on this page, updated as the page loads. Check it before heading out for lake or outdoor plans.
The local time for Penticton is displayed on this page and follows the Pacific time zone used in British Columbia. Use it to judge whether daylight conditions suit what you want to see on the camera.
The camera is placed at the Penticton Visitor Centre, and the map on this page marks its position in the city. The stream is provided by the source, which is linked on the page.
Daytime and clear afternoons are generally the most useful times, particularly in summer when the waterfront is active. Winter views may be quieter but still show seasonal change in the valley.
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