Explore British Columbia’s beautiful Kootenay mountain area from Paradise Valley Lodge.
Our deluxe vacation rental is in Winlaw, B.C. at the centre of the peaceful Slocan River valley, between Nelson and New Denver. We offer affordable accommodation for couples, groups and families. A comfortable destination for up to 4 couples or 8 single individuals.
“We had a wonderful time! So much to do in the Slocan Valley. We loved the Winlaw Nature Park. Thanks for the inner tube ride down the river.”
P. FullerSurrey,BC
“Beautiful, spacious home with lots of character and delightful little secrets. The backyard is a dreamy oasis, and there is a little walking trail on the property lined with thimbleberries.”
Yvonne M.Calgary, AB
“Thank you for helping us find some solace in your beautiful guest home, and for all that you’ve done to make our time here peaceful and healing”
Bosko & MarthaToronto, ON
Just can’t rave enough. Spacious, all the amenities, accommodating hosts, great location, gorgeous land… just perfect, thanks!
Tim S.Calgary, AB
“We love the Slocan Valley area and this was a great base for us to hike, ride our rental bikes along the Rail Trail, eat at local cafe’s and take quick trips into Nelson.”
Shelley and Paul T. Etobicoke, Ontario
“A lovely oasis – beautiful setting, clean, comfortable and well thought out.. Thank you for being such gracious hosts.”
Hunter familyCalgary, AB
“I loved waking up to the sounds of the birds and enjoying the gardens. The hosts are super friendly, helpful, gentle, and warm. 5 stars all around for me.”
Coralee R.Canmore, AB
“It was the perfect get away for our family. Travelling with an infant can be stressful, but Pam and Dave happily provided us with so many amenities that made the trip very easy.”
Ashley O.Vernon, BC
“Your lodge is a little oasis in this hectic dance we call “Life”. Thank you both for the work you do!”
Diane C.Chilliwack, B.C
“Thank you so much for making your lovely Lodge wheelchair accessible and the tranquil space. My children were in heaven checking out the pond and the deer.”
Linda P.Richmond, BC