You can never get enough of it. The feel of the water rushing under your hull as you speed up the lake in your boat. The smiles on your kids' faces as they hop over the side for an impromptu dip. The laughs. The good times. The lasting stories. You welcome that delicious sense of sun-borne fatigue after a whole day of playing on the lake with friends – skiing, wakeboarding, picnicking or simply exploring the little-known nooks and bays of this great freshwater fjord. It's fun. It's adventure. It's what drew you to LakeStone in the first place.

Steep-sided and stretching from north to south as far as the eye can see, the lake lends a sensuous aquatic flair to the semi-arid environment. And nowhere is that better celebrated than LakeStone. With over 1,200 feet of secluded and private shoreline, LakeStone's waterfront – which includes a marina, a yacht club and a lakeside restaurant – welcomes boaters from all over Lake Okanagan. In this way the community has become a vital part of the region, extending its influence up and down the entire lake.