We operate self-serve water refill stations spread across the Shuswap and Okanagan corridor, from small communities along Shuswap Lake through to the southern Okanagan. If you're trying to figure out which station is closest to a route you already drive, we’ve put the full list in one place, along with a bit of context on what makes each stretch of the network useful for the people who actually drive it.
The Shuswap Stations
The published station list includes Eagle Bay, Sorrento, Blind Bay, Sicamous, Salmon Arm, Grindrod and Enderby. Salmon Arm has entries named Salmon Arm (Drive Thru) and Salmon Arm Uptown. Use the listing for the location you plan to visit and check the directions before leaving.
A familiar place name is not enough to identify a particular station. Open its directions link, compare it with your route and follow any current on-site notice. Choosing a refill stop alongside an existing errand can make the habit easier to maintain.
The Okanagan Stations
The published list also includes Summerland, Penticton, Okanagan Falls and Oliver. Penticton has entries named Penticton and Penticton (Duncan Corner Store). Check the current listing and directions for the specific stop.
These locations are part of the H2OtoGo network. Follow the instructions, pricing and any notices at the station you use. The process guide explains the purpose of the treatment stages, without making a station-specific laboratory claim.
Choosing Your Station and Leaving a Review
Use H2OtoGo's Locations section to find your station. To leave a review, open the Google listing for the location you used and confirm its name and address before posting.
Optional VIP Club Updates
The free VIP Club is an optional sign-up at https://vip.h20togo.ca/join-page for station updates. You do not need to join to refill.
Planning a Multi-Station Trip
For anyone driving the full corridor – whether that's a work route, a family visit, or simply a longer trip through the Shuswap and Okanagan – it can help to think of the network in two halves, matching the two sections above. The Shuswap half clusters around Shuswap Lake and the Trans-Canada corridor through Sicamous, while the Okanagan half runs along the west side of Okanagan Lake and south into wine country. A trip that starts in Salmon Arm and ends in Oliver, for instance, could realistically pass close to four or five stations along the way, which means your own clean, reusable drinking-water container can serve you along the drive without needing to plan around where to buy bottled water at each stop.
FAQ
Where is the current station list?
Use the Locations section on h20togo.ca and the directions link for your chosen station.
What does joining the VIP Club provide?
It is an optional free sign-up for station updates. You do not need to join to refill.
Can I buy a bottle at the station?
No. Bring your own clean reusable drinking-water container.
Which towns have more than one H2OtoGo station?
Salmon Arm and Penticton – Salmon Arm has a Drive Thru location and an Uptown location, and Penticton has its main location plus one at Duncan Corner Store.
Where can I learn about water treatment?
Read our purification guide for an explanation of the stages H2OtoGo describes, and contact us for information about the particular station you use.
Is there a difference between using a station in the Shuswap versus the Okanagan?
Both are part of the H2OtoGo network. Choose the location that fits your route and check that station's posted instructions and current pricing before filling.
How do I leave a review for the specific station I used?
Open the Google listing for the location you used, confirm its name and address, and leave your review there.
Find your nearest station before your next trip.