Sandalia Beach Resort · Oroville, Washington

Lake at the door. Mountains in every window.

A 2,460 sq ft beachfront townhome on the U.S. side of Lake Osoyoos. Three bedrooms, kayaks in the garage, a gas grill on the porch, and a sandy beach a few steps from the lower level.

8guests
3bedrooms · 5 beds
3.5bathrooms
2,460square feet

The stay

A family lake house with resort amenities next door.

A full townhome at Sandalia Beach Resort: lake and mountain views from every level, a lower door that opens toward the sand, and the clubhouse just across the drive. The house is set up for gatherings — two living rooms, a real kitchen, and enough beds for two families traveling together.

  • Direct sandy-beach access from the lower level
  • Two kayaks, bicycles, and beach gear included
  • Gas grill, back porch, and two private balconies
  • Seasonal community pool, hot tub, clubhouse, and games lawn
  • Self check-in in a quiet gated community
Main living room with stone fireplace and lake view

Inside the townhome

Space to gather upstairs. Space to play downstairs.

Just under 2,500 square feet across three levels, with an attached garage and a layout that works for two families traveling together.

Primary bedroom with balcony doors

Primary · King + balcony

Vaulted ceiling, private lake-facing balcony, and an ensuite with dual vanities, glass shower, and soaking tub.

Main-floor queen bedroom

Main floor · Queen

Captain’s bed with drawer storage and a desk nook. Full bath on the same level — good for the second couple or grandparents.

Upper bedroom with queen and bunks

Upper · Queen + bunks

Queen plus a twin-over-twin bunk. This is the kids’ room. Its own bath is a few steps down the hall.

The lower level opens toward the sand: family room with lake sliders, foosball, a kitchenette, and a stacked washer/dryer. Upstairs is the gathering floor — stone fireplace, dining table, full kitchen, and the deck from the photo at the top of this page.

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Sandalia Beach Resort

A small gated community on the water.

The townhome sits in a small gated community on the U.S. shore of Lake Osoyoos. Resort amenities are seasonal and shared with other owners — close enough to use, quiet enough to sleep.

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Private sandy beach

The lower level is a short walk to the sand. Swim, launch a kayak, or fish without packing the car.

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Kayaks & bikes included

Two kayaks, bicycles, towels, and beach chairs stay with the house. Bring rods if you want to fish; bass and trout are in the lake.

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Pool, hot tub & clubhouse

Seasonal outdoor pool and hot tub, sundeck, fire pit, games lawn, and a clubhouse with pool table and ping pong.

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Grill and two balconies

Gas grill on the back porch, seating outside, and lake-and-mountain views from private balconies on the upper floors.

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Two places to cook

Full kitchen upstairs and a kitchenette downstairs, stocked for actual meals when you would rather stay in.

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Garage + self check-in

Attached garage for gear and a boat if you bring one. Self check-in, and we answer quickly if you need us.

Oroville & Osoyoos

Warm water, wine hills, and a quiet border town.

Lake Osoyoos is one of the warmest freshwater lakes in the Northwest. Oroville is the U.S. side — smaller, slower, and a short hop to Osoyoos, B.C. wineries if you bring a passport.

On the water

Kayak from the beach. Swim. Fish bass and trout. The resort dock is out front. Deep Bay Park boat launch is just down the road.

Pool & clubhouse

Seasonal community pool, hot tub, and a clubhouse with pool table, ping pong, and a place to hide from the afternoon sun.

Evenings on the sand

Beach fire ring, still water, and the occasional fireworks show over the lake. Quiet hours start at 10.

Wine country next door

South Okanagan vineyards start just across the border. Oroville has several great dining options if you want to stay stateside.

Guest notes

What guests tend to mention.

Pulled from recent Airbnb stays. The consistent themes: location, stocked kitchen, and kids who did not want to leave the water.

★★★★★

“The beach is right there, so was fishing. The space inside was perfect, and fully stocked with everything. The clubhouse and pool were across the driveway.”

Brenda · Wenatchee · family stay
★★★★★

“From the beach and lake at your doorstep, to the pool, hot tub and games room, there is plenty to keep the kids busy. Clean, spacious, and a nice refuge in the evening.”

Lyndsay · Vancouver · stayed with kids
★★★★★

“The location can’t be beat and the house is fully stocked with everything you could need. Short drive into town for groceries. Better than expected.”

Stephanie · Langley · August stay

Book the house

Check dates with us or through your preferred booking site.

Please feel free to book through one of the listing providers below. Or we also provide the ability to direct book for increased savings, just use the form below and we will confirm availabiltiy and the price.

Check-in 4:00–11:00 PM · Checkout 11:00 AM · Max 8 guests · Quiet hours 10 PM–8 AM · Stairs required · Pool and hot tub are seasonal.

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A few practical notes.

Where is the house, exactly?

Sandalia Beach Resort in Oroville, Washington, on the U.S. shore of Lake Osoyoos. Exact unit and gate instructions go out after booking. It is a gated community with a shared sandy beach, not a private standalone lot.

Is there a boat slip?

Moorage (lift) is available seasonally for an additional fee. If you are bringing a boat, say so in the inquiry so we can confirm availability. Deep Bay Park has a public launch that is sandy and well protected making for easy trailering. There is ample parking within the community for your trailer so you can unhitch with peace of mind.

Pets?

The house is not set up as pet-friendly. ADA Service Animals are welcome.

What is seasonal?

The community pool and hot tub follow resort hours and typically run in warm months only. The dock is also seasonal and subject to varied availabiltiy. The lake, beach, kayaks, grill, yard games, and house itself are the year-round reasons to come — fall and shoulder season are quieter and still beautiful.

Who hosts?

Jon and Susanne. We have hosted this house for five years and managed rentals for much longer. We answer quickly and otherwise leave you to enjoy the lake.