West Summerland railway station

Summerland, Italy

West Summerland was a railway station in Summerland, British Columbia, Canada, built for the Kettle Valley Railway in 1915. It was used in regular passenger service as a stop on the Princeton subdivision until 1964, when station operations ceased. The building later housed the Summerland Museum from

1976 to 1983, and was demolished in 1985. The station site is presently located along the Kettle Valley Steam Railway, which operates on the former line, albeit trains do not halt. Due to the ongoing 2026 Bald Range fire, the heritage railway has moved No. 3716 and all other rail equipment to West Summerland station to prevent the consist from being damaged.

Listen to the audio guide for West Summerland railway station Free on WIP — starts by itself when you arrive, even with the screen off