Our Response to COVID-19 & Local Wildfires

Resort Updates

COVID-19 Updates

February 16, 2022

Indoor or outdoor gatherings and events can happen at full capacity. Dancing is allowed.

Proof of vaccination required for entry (12+)
Masks required at indoor events, including when dancing

Masks are required in all public indoor settings for all people born in 2017 or earlier (5+).

August 6, 2021

Additional regional restrictions have been put in place by Interior Health to help reduce the transmission of COVID-19 in Kelowna and the Central Okanagan. These include:

A maximum group size of six when dining indoors or outdoors.
Liquor service while dining will stop at 10 p.m.
The closure of nightclubs and bars and the suspension of high-intensity group fitness classes.
Personal gatherings: No more than 50 people can attend outdoors and indoor gatherings are limited to household members plus five other guests (or one household).
Organized gatherings: Limited to no more than 50 people, whether indoor or outdoor; must have a COVID-19 safety plan in place.

Masks are also required in public indoor settings for ages 12 and up and are recommended outdoors if you cannot maintain appropriate physical distance. Public health officials are not recommending non-essential travel to the region. More information on these regional restrictions can be found on the Government of BC website.

July 29, 2021

As of July 29, additional regional measures have been put in place by Interior Health, for Kelowna and the Central Okanagan, to help reduce COVID-19 transmission. We ask visitors and residents to follow these guidelines to keep our community and each other safe.

As part of these measures, individuals (12 and up) are required to wear a mask in indoor settings and officials are recommending individuals wear a mask in outdoor settings where physical distance cannot be maintained. Public health officials are not recommending travel to or from the region for those who have not been fully vaccinated. Those who have been vaccinated may continue to travel, and we ask they do so safely and responsibly. For additional information about current public health measures in the Central Okanagan, please visit the Government of BC website.

July 5, 2021

Hot tubs are now open!

June 19, 2021

The pool is now open!
- Main pool is limited to 50 people
- Upper pool is limited to 30 people
- Sign-in at the pool
- First-come-first-served
- No floaties/toys
- Hot tubs remain closed at this time
- For more information call Strata Operations – 778-475-1551

June 1, 2021

All Pools Currently Closed – re-visted June 18th
Hot Tubs closed until further notice
Aqua Parks scheduled to be opened for July Long Weekend
Beach Area open, no Beach Chairs provided, bring your own chairs
Mini Golf Open, no equipment provided, bring your own putters and balls
Tennis/Pickleball open
Playground open
Upper Gazebo is limited to BC Government Gathering Regulations
Marina Open

As always, please keep your distance from other guests and owners at this time.

December 4, 2020:

The new order by the BC Government limits the number of people in rental properties. Since we have existing occupancy policies already, your reservation will not be affected. However, no person who is not an occupant may be present at a private residence or vacation accommodation, except as provided for in part C, sections 2, 5, 6 and 7 of the new Provincial Health Order. This must be strictly adhered to or you will be asked to vacate the property without refund.

Please also be advised that The BC Government is also requiring us to have a complete list of names of every one staying in a cottage, along with their telephone number and email.

La Casa Cottage Resort’s Response to COVID-19

What we are doing:

Our number one focus at the moment is keeping our guests feel safe, secure and comfortable. We have been working twice as hard to ensure our disinfecting policies are met. Each cottage is a detached house meaning our guests will have no interactions with other guests. La Casa Cottage Resort is a gated community which gives our guests the safety they need. By our contactless check-in and check-out procedure, our guests will not have to interact with any staff for the duration of their stay.

Staff Cleaning Procedures:

We have come up with guidelines for our staff when cleaning our cottages:

Wear protective gear while cleaning
- Disposable gloves and masks
Ventilating rooms before each clean
Washing hands thoroughly before and after each clean
Clean, then disinfect
- We are using soap/detergent to remove dirt, grease, dust and germs then spraying surface with disinfectant
Avoiding touching our face while cleaning
Using the right disinfectant
- Our disinfectants kill viruses, fungicides and bacteria.
Cleaning sofas, rugs, curtains and soft surfaces as well
Washing all of our linens at the highest temperature setting on our commercial washing machines.
Cleaning and disinfecting laundry baskets and hampers
Emptying the vacuum cleaner after every cleaning
- Wiping down vacuum cleaner as well
Disposing and washing of used cleaning supplies

We have daily symptom check lists for staff to fill out and sign to stay up to date with their wellbeing. All staff members who exhibit even minor cold symptoms, such as runny nose, cough or sore throat, are also being asked not to come to work and to self-isolate and maintain social distancing practices.

In case of symptoms:

To protect yourself and others, we please ask you to refrain from visiting if you are feeling unwell. This is to ensure a safe and comfortable experience for everyone. If you are unsure if you should visit, please asses yourself and take into consideration this symptoms chart from the World Health Organization: