Our Corner of the Valley

Ashton Creek, Trinity Valley and Enderby

Riverside Community Club sits where Ashton Creek and Trinity Valley meet, on the banks of the Shuswap River about 11 km east of Enderby, BC. It’s a quiet, green pocket of the North Okanagan, the kind of place where the river runs clear, the mountains frame every view, and neighbours still know each other by name.

Enderby is our nearest town, just a short drive west, with shops, restaurants, groceries, and everything else you might need. Head the other way and you’ll find Mabel Lake, one of the most beautiful lakes in the region, with warm water, sandy beaches, and boating all summer long.

The Enderby Cliffs
North Okanagan Rail Trail Near Grindrod

Summertime

When the weather turns warm, this area comes alive. The Shuswap River is right at our doorstep for swimming, floating, fishing, and paddling, and our community hand launch makes it easy to get out on the water. Mabel Lake draws boaters, swimmers, and anglers all season. There’s hiking in every direction, and the North Okanagan Rail Trail runs nearby, offering easy, scenic riding for cyclists of every age.

Winter

Winter has its own magic here. The back-country opens up for snowmobiling, and there’s downhill and cross-country skiing within easy reach. When the snow settles over the valley, it’s as beautiful as any postcard.

North Okanagan Enderby Winter Scene

Businesses and Organizations in Our Community

Ashton Creek General Store, local gas station, convenience store and more, 1 km from our hall

Ashton Creek Draft & Design, Greg Robinson, professional AutoCAD drawings and construction consultations, 250-517-9223

Ashton Oasis Farm, organically fed chicken and duck eggs

Crafts & Such by Sandra, gifts and more, handmade for you from me

Kingfisher Interpretive Centre, salmon hatchery and environmental education centre

Mountain Rose Ranch, locally grown and handmade goods: honey, jam, herbs, spice mixes, seedlings, seeds, houseplants, knits, gifts and more

Soapolallie Soapworks, handmade artisan soaps

Wild Roots Herbal Learning Centre, Barb DuTot, herbalist

Community Information