SS Sicamous Museum and Heritage Park showcases the rich history of SS Sicamous Stern Wheeler and various other vessels and structures that were in danger of disappearing. Visitors can explore the restored SS Sicamous boat, learn about local heritage through engaging exhibits, enjoy the other vessels, and walk in the park’s scenic pathways. The museum offers educational programs and special events throughout the year, making it a great destination for families and history enthusiasts. The Society is a non-profit organization and relies on admission fees, venue rentals for events and weddings and volunteers to operate.

SS Sicamous Museum and Heritage Park is a standout attraction for anyone interested in the history of the SS Sicamous, the S.S. Naramata and the Canadian National Number 6 Tug. Walking through the museum, guests can step back in time aboard the SS Sicamous, a beautifully restored sternwheeler that once played a vital role in the region's transportation. The attention to detail in the restoration allows visitors to get a real sense of what life was like during its heyday.

The exhibits are thoughtfully curated, providing insights into the local community’s development, the significance of the lake, and the stories of the people who shaped the area. Interactive displays and informative panels make the history accessible and engaging for all ages. It's clear that the team behind the museum is passionate about preserving and sharing Sicamous' heritage.

Outside, the Heritage Park offers a peaceful retreat with well-maintained walking trails and outdoor spaces perfect for picnics or leisurely strolls. The park often hosts special events, such as murder mysteries and seasonal festivals, which add an extra layer of enjoyment for visitors.