Community & Visitors
Cherryville is an unincorporated rural area in the Regional District of North Okanagan, British Columbia.
Located in the foothills of the Monashee Mountains, the area is known as the place where wild Choke Cherries grow. It was named “Cherryville” by the Government of Canada in 1919, on a recommendation by the postmistress of the day.
The Cherryville community is close-knit, with many residents being descendants of homesteading families, joined by others over the years, sharing a common love for this special place we call home.
The Cherryville Historical Society
Our Founding
Cherryville & Area Historical Society was officially granted a charter. The founding members were Ernie Laviolette, Lawrna Myers, Marg Myers, Charmaine Templeton, Joy Vaillancourt, and Albert Werner.
A New Home
In 1999, the Cherryville & Area Historical Society decided that a building (museum) was needed so that Cherryville’s history could be preserved in one place. Whitevalley Log Homes Ltd. willingly came to the aid of the Society. The building was assembled at the Goldpanner Campground (425 Highway 6)
Cherryville Food and Resources
Senior Services
Transportation, Meal Programs, Friendly Visiting and more
Food Bank Services
Monthly Hampers, Christmas Hampers and Gift Events.
Family & Youth
A variety of resources both helpful and educational. Contact us.
Opportunities
Volunteer and Employment opportunities. Contact us.
Resource Center
Check our site for hours. Information and Referral, Volunteer Opportunities and Community Service.
Cherryville B.C.
A Scenic and Friendly Community.
