
Western Star Chalet
5 bedrooms · Sleeps 12
$600 / nightBook direct in Big White, BC
Yes, you can book Big White vacation rentals directly with the owners. Big White is a high-elevation ski resort southeast of Kelowna, known for consistent dry powder, ski-in/ski-out village lodging, and its snow-caked 'snow ghost' trees, and every stay listed on StayCanadian links straight to the host's own booking site. Browse verified ski-in/ski-out condos, chalets, and family suites below, and reserve with a local owner instead of a third-party platform.
Each stay links straight to the host's own booking site — no platform booking fees.

5 bedrooms · Sleeps 12
$600 / night
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$255 / night
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$220 / nightMarker locations are approximate. Hosts share the exact address after booking.
Why book direct
Booking direct at Big White means dealing with the owner, not a reseller. You can confirm what matters for a ski week before you arrive: how close the door is to a run or the village, whether there is a hot tub and ski storage, and how the drive up looks in winter. StayCanadian does not add platform booking fees or stand between you and the host; we verify Canadian hosts and send you to their own website. In a self-contained ski village, booking direct keeps more of your trip supporting the local host.

Big White Ski Resort sits high in the Monashee Mountains about an hour southeast of Kelowna, a self-contained alpine village built around the base of the ski runs. Because the resort is designed so that trails feed right into the village, the great majority of lodging is genuinely ski-in/ski-out, and everything from shops to restaurants clusters within the compact centre. The elevation brings famously dry interior powder and the frost-covered evergreens known locally as snow ghosts. Being a stand-alone resort, Big White is largely a winter destination, with limited services outside the ski season, and the city of Kelowna provides the nearest full amenities down the mountain. Most rentals put you a short walk or ski from a lift.

Big White is built for winter: ski and ride its wide, high-elevation terrain and glades, with runs for every ability and reliable dry snow. Beyond the lifts there is tubing, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, ice skating, and even an ice-climbing tower, making it a strong family and beginner destination. The ski-in/ski-out village means you can step from your door to the snow and back for lunch with ease. Evenings bring village dining and family activities. Because it is a stand-alone alpine resort, most visitors come for the ski season; those wanting summer hiking and the lake will find that down in the Kelowna area.
Best season: Winter (December to March) is the main season, for skiing, snowboarding, and family snow activities in reliable dry powder. Many resort services operate mainly during the ski season, so confirm summer availability before planning a warm-weather trip.
Yes. Every Big White listing on StayCanadian links to the host's own booking website, so you reserve straight with the local owner rather than through a third-party booking platform.
Yes. Big White is a self-contained resort village designed so that runs feed directly into it, so the large majority of lodging is genuinely ski-in/ski-out. Confirm the exact access with your host, since properties vary in how close they sit to a run or lift.
Kelowna International Airport (YLW) is the closest, about an hour to the northwest. Many visitors fly into Kelowna and drive up the mountain or take a resort shuttle; confirm winter road and shuttle details before you go.
Snow ghosts are the resort's frost- and snow-caked evergreen trees, sculpted by the cold, moist air at Big White's high elevation into ghostly white shapes that line many of the runs in deep winter.
Yes. Alongside gentle learning terrain, the resort offers tubing, snowshoeing, skating, cross-country trails, and an ice-climbing tower, all within a compact, walkable village, which makes it popular with families.
Big White operates primarily as a winter resort, and many of its services run mainly during the ski season. If you are considering a summer visit, confirm what is open before you book, or base yourself in the Kelowna area for warm-weather activities.
Last updated July 18, 2026