OIBDC GROUP OF COMPANIES:
OIB Holdings
The Osoyoos Indian Band owns over 32,000 acres of some of the most desirable urban industrial commercial land in the South Okanagan. Corporations, entrepreneurs and Band owned businesses capitalize on the economic development potential. Established leases include brands like Arterra Wines Canada, Hyatt and many more.
OIB Development
Under this single corporate umbrella, OIB Development manages thirteen different lines of business. Commercial leasing (38%), tourism (20%) and construction related services (14%) contribute the most to OIBDC’s bottom line.
Nk’Mip Management Services
OIBDC manages and operates two provincial parks that have always been important cultural places on our traditional territory. About seven minutes drive from Osoyoos, Haynes Point Park is now officially known as “sw̓iw̓s park.” sw̓iw̓s (swee-yous) means place where it is shallow or narrow in the middle of the lake. The place name explains how the Okanagan ancestors of the Osoyoos Indian Band used the area as a very important crossing point from one side of Osoyoos Lake to another. Head south on highway 97 and turn left on 32 avenue.
The official name for Okanagan Falls Park is now “sx̌ʷəx̌ʷnitkʷ park.” sx̌ʷəx̌ʷnitkʷ (s-wuh-wuneet-kw) means little falls and signifies a connection to Kettle Falls, which is known as big falls in the nsyilxcen language. These two falls were the most important fishing sites in the Okanagan Nation’s territory. From Osoyoos, drive north on highway 97 for 43kms past Oliver towards the town of Okanagan Falls. Keep following the highway through Okanagan Falls before making a left onto Green Lake road.
OIBDC GROUP OF COMPANIES:
Nk’Mip Campground & RV Park
Experience one of the Okanagan’s finest RV destinations. Open year round, Nk’Mip RV Park is one of the South Okanagan’s largest parks and is perfectly situated on the shores of Osoyoos Lake, the warmest lake in Canada, at the edge of the Sonora Desert and just minutes from the town’s main street. Visit our Website at www.campingosoyoos.com.
Nk’Mip Canyon Desert Golf Course
Championship-modeled Nk’Mip Canyon Desert Golf Course boasts 18 holes surrounded by picturesque vistas of vineyard, canyon, sagebrush and skyline. Book your tee time today at www.nkmipcanyon.ca.
Nk’Mip Desert Cultural Centre

Step into the history of the region’s culture at the Nk’Mip Desert Cultural Centre, where the Indigenous community honours its past and showcases its heritage through artifacts, interactive displays and riveting storytelling. Learn more at www.nkmipdesert.com.
OIBDC GROUP OF COMPANIES:
Oliver Readi-Mix
With decades of experience, Oliver Readi-Mix is a full-service concrete and aggregate company supplying grade A materials, forms accessories and precast products throughout the Okanagan. Visit www.oliverreadymix.com.
Nk’Mip Forestry
A major contributor to our local economy, NK’MIP Forestry is committed to applying our Okanagan cultural and environmental values in all operations. Fully OIB-owned, the company ensures that licensed forestry areas are harvested sustainably using methods that will preserve the resource for generations to come.
Senkulmen Business Park
The South Okanagan’s premier fully-serviced industrial park is focused on your business growth. Now leasing commercial and industrial lots.
Benefits
– Environmentally sustainable
– Easy highway access
– Flexible design
– Shovel ready sites
– No red tape
Questions? Call us at 1.844.556.3444 or visit senkulmen.ca to learn more and book a site tour.
Nk’Mip Vineyards
Sip and savour the wines created from the premium grapes of Nk’Mip Vineyards. One of the first vineyards in the South Okanagan, it now sits among the largest within the Okanagan Valley at 340 acres – growing a diverse selection of grapes that include Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Pinot Noir, Pinot Blanc, Pinot Gris, Cabernet Franc, Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay.
OIBDC GROUP OF COMPANIES:
Nk’Mip Convenience Stores
The Nk’Mip Corner Petro-Canada station in Osoyoos may be your last stop in town, but don’t make it just a quick refuelling break. Be sure to step inside this OIB-owned operation for award-winning service. Located at the corner of Highway 3 and 45th Street (the turn-off for Spirit Ridge Resort), the gas station features Indigenous souvenirs and apparel on shelves and racks well worth browsing through. It’s not likely you will find another gas station in the country that sells authentic, high-quality dreamcatchers, wood carvings or decorative wall art.
Phone: 778.437.3031
6201 – 45th St, Osoyoos
If you’re in Oliver, Nk’Mip Gas and Convenience Store is one of the busiest stops in town and a testament of excellence in commercial development and customer service. This well stocked, competitively priced store has an assortment of groceries, snacks, hot and cold lunch specials, beverages, tobacco, lottery and native art. Self-serve gas, diesel and key lock commercial pumps boast the best prices in the South Okanagan.
Phone: 250.498.3310
1000 McKinney Rd, Oliver
Nk’Mip Preschool and Day Care Centre
Members of the Osoyoos Indian Band founded the Inkameep Preschool Day Care in 1980. The first preschool was located near Tuc El Nuit Lake and then relocated in 1997 to where they are today. The Childcare facility is located on First Nations Land of the Osoyoos Indian Band and affiliated with many different organizations and funding partners.
Senpaq’cin School
Empowering indigenous identity to become a community of global thinkers
Set in the beautiful Okanagan Valley of British Columbia Canada, Senpaqcin School is a small independent, First Nations school on-reserve open to all. We provide quality education for children between the ages of 4 and 12 years old. Our School belongs to the Nk’mip people who are one of 7 Bands within the traditional lands of the Okanagan Nation. We are proud to be the first on-reserve authorized Primary Years International Baccalaureate World Organization (IBO) School in the North Americas. We believe that being part of IBO will help shift the stereotypes that exist within the country regarding First Nations education and that indigenous knowledge can be shared globally.
Visit the Senpaq’cin School Website