Let’s Keep In Touch!

The friendly staff of Tin Poppy are always available to answer any questions you may have, so please don’t hesitate to reach out and contact us. Due to spotty cell service at our office location (home), email is our preferred method of communication.

ADDRESS: 168 Larch Hills Forest Service Road, Salmon Arm, BC, Canada V0E 2K0
PHONE: +1 (250) 804-3314
EMAIL: info@tinpoppy.ca

Facebook: facebook.com/tinpoppyretreat

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DRIVING DIRECTIONS

Tin Poppy is located in the Larch Hills, between the North Okanagan and the Shuswap. Halfway between Calgary and Vancouver. Approximately an hour and a half from Kelowna and Kamloops, 25 minutes from Salmon Arm and Enderby.

Directions from the west (Salmon Arm)

  1. Head east out of Salmon Arm on Highway 1, then turn right onto Highway 97B.
  2. Drive about 8 km, then turn left onto Grandview Bench Road.
  3. Continue for 5 km, then turn left onto Edgar Road, a gravel road.
  4. Follow Edgar Road for 3 km, then turn right onto Larch Hills Forest Service Road, a well-maintained dirt road.
  5. Continue for 3 km, keeping right and following the Tin Poppy flower signs.
  6. At the Tin Poppy Retreat sign, follow the signs to your cabin (Lavender, Violet, Tin Poppy, or Wild Rose) or to Emerald Hall.

Directions from the south (Vernon and Enderby)

  1. Head north on Highway 97A toward Grindrod. At the Highway 97B turnoff, continue toward Grindrod.
  2. About 3 km past the turnoff, turn left onto Grandview Bench Road.
  3. Follow it for 5 km, then turn right onto Edgar Road at the top of the hill.
  4. Continue along this gravel road for 3 km, then turn right onto Larch Hills Forest Service Road, a well-maintained dirt road.
  5. Drive another 3 km, keeping right and following the Tin Poppy flower signs.
  6. At the Tin Poppy Retreat sign, follow the signs to your cabin (Lavender, Violet, Tin Poppy, or Wild Rose) or to Emerald Hall.

Finding us with Google Maps
The Google Maps pin takes you to the start of the property. From there, follow the signs to your cabin.

The last 6 km are unpaved: 3 km of gravel on Edgar Road, then 3 km of well-kept Forest Service Road. In winter, four-wheel drive is recommended. All-wheel drive with good winter tires can also work. See our FAQs for more.