This summer’s family bucket list features over 240 family-friendly things to do with kids in the Okanagan this summer. The list features activities from Armstrong to Vernon to Kelowna to Penticton, right down to Osoyoos.
*Please confirm hours of operation with each business before visiting. Some of the businesses listed on these Summer Family Activities are only available by appointment or are weather-dependent.
Armstrong Family Activities
1) Visit the Log Barn 1912 to feed the goats, take pictures with dinosaur statues, and enjoy treats from the candy shop and bakery!
2) Stop and shop at Sea Star Kids Boutique – they sell preloved children’s clothing, shoes, and maternity wear.
3) Play at Memorial Park, where you’ll find slides, climbing structures, and swings all nestled under tall shade trees. An outdoor pool and water park are just steps away for even more fun.
5) Bring your skateboard, bike, scooter, and more to Armstrong’s Skatepark.
6) Take part in the Canada Day Celebration in Memorial Park.
7) Enjoy Music in the Park every Friday from 7-9 pm in Memorial Park (June 20-August 22, 2025).
8) Relax and play at McLeod Park, a quiet, mostly fenced area with a toddler-friendly playground, grassy space, and a basketball court.
9) Stop for a bite at The Clove, located near the train tracks, and enjoy a kids’ menu with mac and cheese, spaghetti, chicken strips, or quesadillas—ideal for train-watching breaks.
10) Explore the vast collection of books at the Okanagan Regional Library – Armstrong Branch.
11) Explore the diverse offerings of the Armstrong Farmers’ Market, where you can find fresh produce and handmade crafts from local vendors.
12) Cool off at Armstrong Memorial Spray Park, a fully fenced splash zone with a soft surface—located beside the playground and outdoor pool in Memorial Park.
13) Stop by The Village Cheese Co. to watch their team make cheese from the gallery (on select days). While there, enjoy a bite to eat in their cafe and purchase cheese at their boutique.
14) Explore Armstrong Lions Park Playground on the corner of Hunter Avenue and Norman Street.
15) Grab a coffee or bite to eat from Wild Oak Cafe or PV Blvd Coffee.
16) Stop by Good “N” Plenty Produce for fresh-picked vegetables, homegrown flower baskets, and juicy strawberries. When in season, U-Pick strawberries are available.
17) Stop at Deep Creek General Store for soft serve ice cream, slushies, screamers, milkshakes, candy, and more—just look for the horse on the roof!
18) Get active indoors at Hassen Arena, where you can walk the loop every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 10 a.m. to noon.
19) Explore the Armstrong Spallumcheen Museum & Art Gallery to learn about local history through colourful, interactive displays—don’t forget to grab a scavenger hunt or activity sheet for the kids!
20) Sip craft cider in a heritage barn at Farmstrong Cider Company, enjoy wood-fired pizza, and let the kids play with games and drink mocktails—kids must stay seated on this working farm.
21) Pick seasonal berries at Pilgrims’ Produce, where you might find strawberries, cherries, saskatoons, raspberries, mulberries, and more—U-Pick available on select days.
22) Grab a bite at Jealous Pizza N Donair, where kid-approved pizzas make the perfect takeout option for a picnic in the park.
23) Experience the Armstrong IPE & Stampede with five days of rides, rodeo events, live music, tasty food, and family fun.
Enderby Family Activities
24) Experience the ultimate movie night at Starlight Drive-In Theatre.
25) Enjoy self-guided nature walks and educational displays at Kingfisher Interpretive Centre, perfect for learning about the ecosystem and forest.
26) Indulge your sweet or savoury cravings at Sutherland’s Bakery & Deli —choose from over 50 Foothills Creamery ice cream flavours, plus pizza, donuts, sandwiches, fresh bakery treats, and more!
27) Visit the Enderby & District Museum to explore hands-on exhibits, including a miniature 1905 model of town, vintage tools, and a rope-making demo. Open year-round by donation.
28) Float down the Shuswap River (when Shuswap River Ambassadors permit).
29) Skate at Enderby Skatepark, located in Barnes Park at the corner of Vernon Street and King Avenue—perfect for practicing tricks.
30) Dive into fun at the Enderby Lions Pool.
31) Browse local produce, baked goods, and handmade items at the Enderby Farmers Market, now held on Cliff Avenue at Belvedere Street. Running Fridays from May through October.
32) Spend the afternoon at Riverside Park, where you’ll find a playground, ball diamonds, and a large gazebo.
33) Run and play at Grindrod Park, where kids can enjoy a small playground and a large open field—just be cautious around the Shuswap River, as currents can still be present even in slower sect
34) Cool off at the Enderby Spray Park and let the kids play at the fun-filled playground in Barnes Park—complete with picnic areas, a skate park, and an outdoor gym for a full day of family fun in Enderby!
35) Relax at Enderbeans with a specialty latte or brewed coffee while the kids enjoy hot chocolate with sprinkles—plus cookies, muffins, and other locally sourced treats for everyone!
36) Borrow books, movies, and more at the Enderby Regional Library.
37) Unwind with the family at Belvidere and Tuey Parks in Enderby—perfect spots for riverside picnics, peaceful walks, and soaking up the natural beauty all summer long.
38) Browse the Kingfisher Farmers Market from late June to early September for fresh veggies, homemade jams, baked treats, and local crafts—one of B.C.’s longest-running rural markets!
39) Visit Farmer John’s Market in Grindrod for more than just ice cream—enjoy a light café meal while the kids explore the playground or see the farm animals!
40) Shop for gently used kids’ clothing and accessories at Roots & Rascals Children’s Boutique—perfect for finding affordable, family-friendly deals.
41) Celebrate Canada Day in Enderby with a morning pancake breakfast, a lively parade featuring 4H groups, First Nations dancers, classic cars, and colourful floats the whole family will enjoy.
42) Spend a lazy Sunday afternoon at Music by the River, with live performances along the Shuswap River from July to September—bring lawn chairs, a picnic, and enjoy everything from folk to Celtic tunes in a beautiful riverside setting.
Kaleden Family Activities
43) Embark on a fun kids’ scavenger hunt at Linden Gardens. Explore the garden and meet friendly farm animals like pigs, goats, and chickens.
44) Spend the morning at the Kaleden Hotel Park, home to the shell of a former hotel. This lakeside park features picnic tables and a grassy area perfect for kids to run around.
45) After visiting Hotel Park, walk, bike, or stroll along the KVR trail, which connects Penticton to Okanagan Falls.
46) Book a hands-on experience at Folie Flower Farm, where you can enjoy alpaca walks or participate in creative floral workshops.
47) Enjoy Pioneer Park’s fenced-in kids’ playground, offering breathtaking views of Skaha Lake, walking paths, and grassy areas.
48) Book a Pony Petting Tour with Sagebrush Stables, where kids can feed horses and ponies, take a mini-tour of the farm, and play outdoor games.
49) Tour the Dominion Astrophysical Radio Observatory on Saturdays and Sundays from 10 am to 3 pm, with entry on a first-come, first-served basis.
50) Test your skills on the Okanagan Warriors Adventure obstacle course—perfect for kids ages 5 to 9—with 20 exciting challenges built for fun and adventure.
51) Visit Lakeboat Vineyard & Winery in Kaleden for wine tastings, lawn games, and freezies for kids—plus, enjoy the cherry orchard
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Kelowna Family Activities
52) Journey into the world of aviation at the new KF Centre for Excellence – open Tuesdays to Saturdays.
53) Shop local every Sunday at the new Main Street Market, located at 2041 Harvey Avenue in Kelowna, with fresh produce, handmade goods, and family-friendly vendors.
54) Show off your skills or learn new tricks at Ben Lee Skatepark, featuring ramps, rails, and bowls for all levels.
55) Visit Kelowna Fruit Stand & Cafe to shop fresh Okanagan produce and enjoy a variety of iced and hot café beverages.
56) Make a splash at Parkinson Recreation Centre with a 25m pool, kids’ play area, hot tub, and steam room—check the schedule for open swims and events!
57) Simplex Sportszone is your go-to indoor entertainment hub, offering over 400 courses to choose from, including Trackman Golf and Mini-Golf, alongside Multi-Sport Studios where you can play everything from hockey to zombie dodgeball.
58) Discover and create at the Kelowna Art Gallery, which offers a diverse range of art classes and workshops for all ages. Join Family Sundays, explore The ART LAB, or take part in Studio Scribble.
59) Ride the pump track at Mission Creek Bike Skills Park, cheer on racers or join in the action at Kelowna BMX Club in Rutland Recreation Park, or ride at the new DeHart Community Park Pump Track.
60) Shop Kelowna Fruit n Veggies for sweet corn, juicy strawberries, refreshing melons, and a wide variety of locally grown fruits and vegetables.
61) Dine at family-friendly restaurants in Kelowna that make mealtime easy and enjoyable for the whole family — check out the list!
62) Experience the thrill of indoor go-kart racing at Kelowna Karting Entertainment Centre. Test your skills with interactive axe throwing or immerse yourself in the action at their Zero Latency VR free-roam arena.
63) Climb to new heights at Beyond the Crux, Kelowna’s first indoor climbing gym, featuring bouldering, top-rope, and lead climbing for all skill levels, plus courses for extra guidance.
64) Visit There & Back Again Farms for a wide variety of seasonal fruits, vegetables, farm-fresh eggs, and local goods.
65) Experience Virtual Rcades – North America’s first Motion Simulated Virtual Reality Arcade.
66) Treat the family to sweet fun at Von Schweets Treat Shop, packed with candy, taffy, ice cream, and more for all ages to enjoy.
67) Shop for clothing, toys, baby gear, and essentials at Baby & Me—your one-stop spot for new parents in the Okanagan.
68) Book an educational honey farm tour with Arlo’s Honey Farm. Your tour will take you through their Bee Educated Centre with one of their guides.
69) Register for a 2-hour drop-in session at Monkey Academy and let kids enjoy ninja obstacles, gymnastics gear, and a toddler-friendly play zone.
70) Make a stop at Upside Cidery for a tasting and orchard stroll while the kids sip sparkling organic apple juice and enjoy fresh pizza or a charcuterie board.
71) Visit Don-O-Ray Farm Adventure, where families can enjoy a close-up experience with farm animals. You can feed the animals at their petting zoo, run through their maze, shoot targets in archery, and get a free airbrush tattoo.
72) Let the kids look for fish in their pond, try a small toddler slide, and practice putting on the small putting green while parents enjoy a tasting at Summerhill Pyramid Winery. Don’t miss the short walk up to the iconic pyramid
73) Step into Once Upon a Bookstore, a locally loved shop specializing in children’s books, games, and educational activities.
74) Visit the Energyplex for a day of indoor family fun, featuring a massive climbing structure, toddler area, arcade room, rock climbing, laser tag, and more!
75) Soak up the sun at Kelowna’s beaches — from sandy shores with playgrounds to scenic picnic spots and swim areas, browse our full beach guide for your next lake day.
76) Take a self-guided tour at Meadow Vista Honey Wines to explore the farm and learn about bees through informative signs. Kids can join in the fun with activity sheets—ask the winery staff for a sheet and pen, and they’ll receive a prize at the end!
77) Discover Play Area in Kelowna, a new indoor playground designed to engage children in a fun and educational play.
78) Visit KLO Farm Market to meet friendly goats, pigs, and ducks, enjoy fresh fruits and veggies, choose from 12 ice cream flavors, and grab a bite from the El Taco Loco food truck.
79) Drop in at Work of Art Pottery Studio where you can choose a bisque piece to paint.
80) Visit Soma Craft Cidery, where families can sip craft cider, stroll the orchard, and meet friendly alpacas on this beautiful farm.
81) Explore the shelves at Loadza Toys in Orchard Park Mall, filled with fun and educational toys for kids of all ages.
82) Visit a park or playground to burn off some energy.
83) Try indoor rock climbing at Gneiss Climbing.
84) Spend the day at Scandia Golf & Games where you will enjoy mini-golf, go-karts, and an arcade. Save up those tickets and pick your prize at the end!
85) Visit a kid-friendly winery, brewery, or cidery.
86) Experience indoor laser tag battles and enjoy a wide selection of arcade games at Planet Lazer.
87) Climb Knox Mountain for stunning views of Okanagan Lake and Kelowna.
88) Lace up your shoes and go bowling at Okanagan Bowling Club, McCurdy Bowling, or BNA Brewing Co. & Eatery.
89) Relax at Scenic Road Cider Co., where guests can bring their own food and enjoy orchard views.
90) Find great deals at Oh Baby Consignment Co., where parents can shop for gently used kids’ clothing, gear, and accessories.
91) Figure out the clues and try to escape before time runs out at Exit Kelowna.
92) Discover low ropes, kids’ zip lines, Frisbee golf, and other exciting activities at Myra Canyon Adventure Park.
93) Spend the day at the YMCA Okanagan. They offer a variety of lessons, classes, or programs for kids.
94) Check out Copper Brewing Company, a kid-friendly brewery with cozy booths—some of which have built-in video games—alongside a “Small Frys” kids’ menu and tasty house-made donuts.
95) Buy and sell gently used baby gear and clothing at Once Upon a Child, a budget-friendly store that grows with your family.
96) Spend the day exploring Kangaroo Creek Farm where you will meet kangaroos, wallabies, sugar gliders, emus, parrots, snakes, goats, chickens, and more!
97) Drop in for family fun at the H2O Adventure Pool where you can enjoy the wave pool, splash park, lazy river, FlowRider, and waterslides. Check available times for each water feature.
98) Pick up some fresh produce or crafts at the Kelowna Farmers’ and Crafters’ Market every Wednesday and Saturday from 8 am-1 pm.
99) Take a self-guided tour with interpretive displays of Father Pandosy’s Mission – open 7 days a week.
100) Grab an ice cream at one of the many ice cream shops in Kelowna.
101) Visit Mission Creek Regional Park and explore pathways, bridges, and the kids’ playground.
102) Batter up! Book lessons or a cage rental at the Yardhouse Baseball – Kelowna’s only indoor baseball and softball training facility.
103) Relax and take a stroll through the Kasugai Japanese Gardens to see koi fish.
104) Visit the Kelowna Museums and enjoy various activities and camps throughout the summer months.
105) Take part in story time or borrow a book at Okanagan Regional Library. They have a branch in Kelowna, Rutland, and Mission.
106) Join BGC Okanagan Rutland Club for free Rec Drop-In Nights with games, crafts, and more — Tuesdays from 6–8 p.m., July 8 to Aug. 26.
107) Choose a board game to play with your family at Twice the Dice Board Game Cafe.
108) Test your skills at Xperience Games with thrilling escape rooms and a wide variety of VR games at Exit Escape Room & Virtual Reality Arcade.
109) Catch a kid-friendly flick at one of many movie theatres in Kelowna.
110) Try stand-up paddleboarding (SUP) with Kelowna Paddle Centre.
111) Cool off at one of these family-friendly water parks – City Park Water, Ben Lee, or Quilchena Park.
112) Tackle the 18-hole championship mini golf course at the Kelowna Driving Range.
113) Cool down all summer long at the Splash BC Wibit Waterpark (Kelowna) for children ages 5 and up.
114) Follow the trail at Mill Creek Regional Park, which leads to a waterfall, where you can picnic and enjoy the creek.
115) Venture through the Kids Course at Okanagan Adventure Park. This single-level course reaches up to 15 feet high and is ideal for children ages 5-12.
116) Bring your mountain bikes up to Big White to explore their new bike park.
117) Reserve a spot at Ambition Parkour for Friday night Ninja/Parkour drop-ins, where kids can run, jump, and explore in a fun, active setting.
118) Jump around at Airhouse Kelowna! They have a fantastic drop-in schedule and offer summer camps and lessons.
119) Bring kids ages 0–7 to Kelowna Play Studio to enjoy a fun indoor space with a café, ball pit, climbing cave, and play sessions on weekdays and Saturdays.
120) Celebrate Canada Day in Kelowna with family-friendly festivities, live performances, food vendors, and a spectacular evening fireworks show.
121) Join BGC Okanagan Martin Avenue Club for free Rec Drop-In Nights with games, crafts, and more — Thursdays from 6–8 p.m., July 10 to Aug. 28.
122) Explore Okanagan Lake with our full list of watersport and boat rental options in Kelowna — from kayaks to jet skis, there’s something for everyone.
Keremeos Family Activities
123) Savor the freshness of local produce available at the numerous fruit stands and orchards in Keremeos.
124) Take out a book or DVD at the Keremeos Regional Library, open four days a week with online storytime options available.
125) Wander and reflect at Riparian Park, where a quiet trail follows the Similkameen River through a protected natural grassland.
126) Refresh yourself with a swim at the Similkameen Community Outdoor Pool in Memorial Park.
127) Bring your board to Keremeos Skateboard Park, located at 9th Street and Veterans Avenue, and cruise the ramps and rails.
128) Play a round of disc golf in Pine Park—rent discs from the Rec Centre and enjoy a laid-back game under the trees.
129) Experience the variety of activities at the Similkameen Recreation Centre, including bowling, a fitness room, squash and racquetball courts, and an indoor climbing wall.
130) Enjoy a relaxing float down the Similkameen River.
131) Explore the past at the South Similkameen Museum, where artifacts and exhibits share the region’s rich agricultural and ranching history.
132) Splash and play at Memorial Park, the largest park in Keremeos, with a playground, splash pad, gazebo, picnic tables, and outdoor fitness gear.
133) Wander through the picturesque grounds at the Grist Mill and Gardens.
134) Stroll and play at Pine Park, a peaceful spot with walking trails, towering trees, open picnic space, and a fun playground for the kids.
135) Pause at nixʷinaʔ Park in downtown Keremeos, a small green space that honours Indigenous heritage with benches and shade.
136) Sip and relax at Kool Beans Coffee Shop, a cozy café in Keremeos serving fresh coffee, espresso drinks, tea, and snacks with a welcoming vibe.
Lake Country Family Activities
137) Bring the kids to climb, jump and play at the Monkey Play Park at Oyama Zipline Adventure Park.
138) Borrow books and join fun programs at the Lake Country Library, including Baby Time, Story Time, and Lego Builders for kids.
139) Visit Rose Hill Orchard, where kids can play games in the orchard, pick fruit, explore the spacious grounds, and see chickens, sheep, and ponies. Enjoy ice cream, coffee, snacks, fresh fruit, and more!
140) Create at the Lake Country Art Gallery, where kids can join after-school art classes, teen drop-ins, or seasonal camps to explore their creativity.
141) Experience family fun activities at Folktale Cider, featuring kids’ attractions like the Jumbo Jumper and a mini zipline.
142) Explore the Lake Country Farmers & Crafters Market on Fridays from 3-7 pm, June to September.
143) Pack your swimsuit and cool off at the Tretheway Splash Park.
144) Rent an e-bike from Pedego Oyama and enjoy a scenic ride along Pelmewash Parkway (old Highway 97).
145) Stop at Gatzke’s Orchards for fresh fruit, ice cream, or one of their delicious bakery items.
146) Bring your skateboard, bikes, scooters, and more to Lake Country Skatepark.
147) Ride the trails at Lake Country Bike Park, a 6-hectare park with lake views, pump tracks, dirt jumps, and an adaptive mountain bike trail.
148) Visit the many parks and playgrounds in the area.
149) Saddle up at Bridlewood Riding Centre, where kids 10+ and families can enjoy guided horseback rides across a scenic 1,100-acre ranch.
150) Sip and relax at kid-friendly wineries and a cidery in Lake Country.
151) Learn local history at the Lake Country Museum with interactive exhibits, indoor and outdoor scavenger hunts, and bug-themed crafts.
152) Play and relax at Oyama Station Beach, a long sandy stretch with shallow water, nearby food stops, and access to the Okanagan Rail Trail.
153) Swim and picnic at Pebble Beach Park, featuring a swim area, dock, scenic shoreline, and stunning lake views.
154) Enjoy brunch at The Jammery in Lake Country, known for house-made jams, hearty breakfasts, and a cozy gift shop.
155) Explore on horseback with Okanagan Stables, offering beginner-friendly rides and family trail options for all ages and experience levels.
156) Join BGC Okanagan Lake Country for free Rec Drop-In Nights with games, crafts, and more — Tuesdays & Thursdays from 6–8 p.m., July 18 to Aug. 28.
Lumby Family Activities
157) Cool down and enjoy water fun at Lumby Spray Park.
158) Bring your skateboard, bikes, scooters, and more to Lumby Skatepark.
159) Head to the Lumby & District Public Market – every Saturday from 9 am – 1 pm from May to October.
160) Stop for a coffee at Jitter Beans Coffee House.
161) Bring the kids to the Lumby Outdoor Pool – open seasonally from May to August.
162) Visit Gold Fox Acres Petting Zoo and see their Nigerian dwarf goats.
163) Explore the Lumby Regional Library, where families can enjoy storytimes, Tech Hub makerspace, STEAM Saturdays, and 24/7 book returns.
164) Treat yourself at Snac Shac in Lumby, a go-to for ice cream, milkshakes, and screamers that kids and adults will love.
165) Play at Oval Park Playground in Lumby, with slides, swings, climbing features, and nearby access to the spray park and outdoor pool.
166) Relax at Saddleview Park, a quiet neighborhood space with a playground, benches, and grassy area.
167) Ride the pump track and explore jumps and features for all skill levels at Lumby Community Bike Park, located near the Salmon Trail at the west entrance of town.
168) Visit Cedar Ridge Park, a peaceful residential spot with a playground and space to run.
169) Dine at Sisters Family Restaurant in Lumby for breakfasts, comfort food.
170) Pick up fresh bread, sandwiches, or a sweet treat at Ida’s Bakery & Deli—perfect for lunch or a snack on the go.
171) Shop at Fields Lumby for clothing, toys, beach gear, and more.
Naramata Family Activities
172) Spend a fun-filled day at Manitou Beach and Park, complete with picnic tables, a kids’ playground, volleyball courts, and more.
173) Rent a paddleboard, take lessons, or explore the shop at Sun N’ Sup.
174) Take a short (30 min) scenic hike to the Naramata Waterfalls/Naramata Creek Park.
175) Stop by the Naramata General Store for a delicious sandwich, snack, or ice cream.
176) Bring the kids to the Naramata Elementary School Playground, featuring picnic tables, play structures, and a grassy area.
177) Celebrate and support local growers, makers, and bakers at the Naramata Farmers Market, held on Wednesdays from June to September, 4-7 pm, at Manitou Beach Park.
178) Discover a variety of children’s books at the Naramata Library.
179) Enjoy a farm experience at the Farmstead at Lake Breeze Winery: stroll through the garden, interact with the chickens and pigs, and enjoy games of giant chess or cornhole.
180) Pick fresh cherries or shop cherry products at C.C. Orchards, where you’ll find everything from preserves and juice to soap, vinegar, wood, and gift baskets.
181) Step back in time at the Naramata Heritage Museum, a small downtown stop filled with photos, artifacts, and stories of early settlers.
182) Play at Spirit Park, a peaceful spot with toddler-friendly swings, slides, grassy space, and nearby pickleball, tennis, and multi-use courts.
183) Swim and unwind at Naramata Centre Beach, a calm lakeside spot with a small beach and dock perfect for jumping into the lake.
184) Walk the Naramata Wharf, a scenic dock with grassy space nearby for picnics, lake views, and beautiful sunsets.
185) Eat at the Naramata Pub, a cozy spot for classic pub food, local drinks, and kids’ favourites like burgers, quesadillas, and chicken fingers.
186) Grab a coffee at Just Baked: Naramata Street Coffee, a local café offering fresh baking, espresso drinks, and a patio for relaxing.
Okanagan Falls Family Activities
187) Indulge in a delicious treat at Tickleberry’s Ice Cream, where you can also find mouthwatering fudge and explore their fantastic gift shop.
188) Spend a fun-filled day at Kenyon Water Park, conveniently located beside the John Bell Playground and sandy beach.
189) Relax and unwind at Christie Memorial Park, perfect for a picnic, playtime at the park, or simply lounging on a bench.
190) Enjoy a family-friendly walk and wildlife viewing at the Vaseux Lake Wildlife Centre and Bird Sanctuary.
191) Take an adventurous leap into the water from the KVR Trestle Bridge in Okanagan Falls (at your own risk).
192) Embark on a short, family-friendly hike to Peach Cliff and discover a goldfish-filled pond. Both kid and pet-friendly.
193) Visit the Okanagan Falls Regional Library to borrow books, play with puzzles, enjoy the puppet theatre, and explore a play area marked “Reserved for Little Humans.”
194) Play at John Bell Playground in Kenyon Park, where you’ll also find a spray park, sandy beach, walking path, picnic tables, and washrooms.
195) Sip and relax at Rise & Shine Coffee House, a cozy café with homemade baking and great coffee—perfect for a break with kids.
196) Pick up fresh, local produce 24/7 at The Apple Bin in Okanagan Falls—just weigh, pay, and go with their honour system.
197) Grab a scoop at Fetch Panda inside the Centex Gas Station—a fun stop for ice cream lovers in OK Falls.
Oliver Family Activities
198) Experience next-level laser tag with Laser Strike, offering an immersive and adrenaline-pumping adventure.
199) Browse books and handcrafted gifts at Gather Bookshop in Oliver’s District Wine Village.
200) Catch a family-friendly performance at Venables Theatre.
201) Race on state-of-the-art karts at the Kartplex outdoor track at Area 27.
202) Indulge in ice cream, coffee, or candy from the corner store Gems and Stems at Eastside.
203) Explore the exhibits at the Oliver Museum, including their Heritage Garden and the Fairview Jail.
204) Watch a movie and enjoy some popcorn at the Oliver Theatre.
205) Swim at the Oliver Community Centre outdoor pool, offering swimming lessons, family swimming, and parent-and-tot swim sessions.
206) Have water fun at Kinsmen Playground and Spray Park – it’s one of our top picks!
207) Visit Lion’s Park to enjoy one of the many amenities including a playground, skateboard park, and basketball court.
208) Buy fresh fruit and produce from a local fruit stand or orchard.
209) Relax at Rotary Beach on Tuc-el-Nuit Lake while the kids play on the playground.
210) Visit the Okanagan Falls Regional Library to borrow books and DVDs, check out the puppet show area, and let kids build and play with LEGO.
211) Play at the Oliver Parks & Recreation, where families can enjoy a large field, basketball court, tennis and pickleball courts, playground area and more.
212) Climb, slide, and play at Oliver Tots & Tykes Playground, a fun space designed for little ones to explore and stay active.
213) Play disc golf and enjoy a fun, low-cost way to get outdoors and stay active with the whole family at Oliver Parks & Recreation.
214) Stop by Canco Gas Station in Oliver for 24 fun ice cream flavours, kid-friendly freezers, and indoor or outdoor seating for a sweet travel break.
215) Visit Gold Hill Winery in Oliver, where families can relax on the lawn, play board or outdoor games, and enjoy snacks and non-alcoholic drinks while adults sip and taste.
216) Relax at Nostalgia Wines Inc., where kids can play cornhole while families picnic and purchase sparkling juice, snacks, or bites from the charcuterie cart.
217) Ride at Oliver Small Wheels Skate Park in Lion’s Park, offering concrete features for all skill levels.
Osoyoos Family Activities
218) If you are looking to shop for kids’ toys and everything you can imagine – stop at Home Hardware in Osoyoos.
219) Stop for a view of Spotted Lake, northwest of Osoyoos.
220) Osoyoos Paintball Experience an exciting outdoor adventure at Osoyoos Paintball.
221) Visit Lions Park Playground, Kinsmen Park, or Osoyoos Elementary Natural Playground to burn off some energy.
222) Explore Canada’s desert at the Osoyoos Desert Centre by taking a guided or self-guided tour along their 1.5 km boardwalk. Enjoy hands-on exhibits in the interpretive building along with a native plant demonstration garden.
223) Treat yourself at Moo-Lix Ice Cream in Osoyoos, serving up handcrafted scoops and waffle cones.
224) Rent an e-bike or mountain bike from Double O Bikes and cruise around Osoyoos.
225) Take the kids to Jack Shaw Splash Park for some water fun!
226) Visit the Nk’Mip Desert Cultural Centre for an interpretive tour or book a guided walk
227) Drive up to Anarchist Mountain for panoramic views of Osoyoos.
228) Let the good times roll at Kobau Lanes Bowling Centre! They offer 5-pin bowling fun – great for private events, birthday parties, or small group gatherings.
229) Rent a scooter or pedal car from Osoyoos Scooters.
230) Ride through the desert with Sun Hills Riding Centre—guided horseback trails for ages 8+ offer stunning views of Osoyoos Lake and surrounding vineyards.
231) Spend the day at Rattlesnake Canyon for mini-golf, bumper boats, go-karts, a rock climbing wall, an arcade, and more!
232) Learn and explore everything the Osoyoos Museum has to offer.
233) Shop local at the Osoyoos Farmers’ Market, held every Saturday from 9 AM to 1 PM at Town Hall Square on Main Street, where you’ll find fresh produce, artisan goods, live music, and more—rain or shine.
234) Hit the trails with Indian Grove Riding Stables, offering guided horseback rides through desert landscapes and mountain trails for over 40 years.
235) Purchase fresh produce at a local fruit stand.
236) Swim and play at Gyro Beach Park in Osoyoos, the town’s largest beach with soft sand and a prime location at the end of Main Street.
237) Sip and relax at Lakeside Cellars, where adults can enjoy tastings and lake views while kids play lawn games and cool off with free freezies.
238) Borrow books or join a storytime at the Okanagan Regional Library in Osoyoos.
239) Stroll the Osoyoos Beach Walk, a scenic, stroller-friendly lakeside path with beach access and shaded trees.
240) Skate at Osoyoos Skatepark near the Sun Bowl Arena, with a mix of street and transition features for all levels and easy access from Hwy 97.
241) Walk or bike the Pioneer Walkway in Osoyoos, a lakeside path lined with gardens and benches.
Peachland Family Activities
242) Experience family adventure at ZipZone Peachland with the “Little Zippers” program for kids 4+, tandem ziplines over Deep Creek Gorge, and a dynamic climbing wall.
243) Visit Heritage Park and Playground featuring swings, a rock climbing wall, and two play structures.
244) Plan an exciting family outing with an Okanagan ATV Tour! Kids aged 5 and up can join as passengers in 2-seater ATVs, and drivers must be 16 or older.
245) Explore Peachland and rent a bike, paddleboard, or kayak at Peachland Beach Rentals.
246) Visit Peachland Farmers and Crafters Market on Sundays from 10 am to 2 pm in Heritage Park – vendors include a wide variety of unique crafts, arts, and edibles.
246) Bring your skateboard, bikes, and scooters to Peachland’s Skate Park.
246) Bounce, splash, and play on the water at Splash BC’s Wibit Waterpark (ages 5+).
248) Take a stroll along the Bat House Interpretive Trail, a great educational trail set up by BEEPS.
249) Experience play and social interactions at Creative Playtime.
250) Explore the Peachland Museum where you will see a model of the Kettle Valley Railway, historical artifacts, photographs, and more.
251) Cool down at Peachland’s Community Splash Pad.
252) Walk the scenic trail to Hardy Falls, an easy family hike with a shaded path and viewpoints overlooking a beautiful waterfall.
253) Enjoy fresh fish and chips at Ships A-Hoy, a family-owned restaurant with gluten-free batter available and over 30 ice cream and gelato flavors in the summer!
254) Join BGC Okanagan Peachland for free Rec Drop-In Nights with games, crafts, and more — Tuesdays from 6–8 p.m., July 8 to Aug. 26.
255) Check out books, DVDs, and kids’ programs at the Peachland Regional Library, with year-round activities and online storytimes.
256) Visit Parrot Island Sanctuary in Peachland to meet rescued exotic birds and learn about their care and protection.
257) Run, swing, and slide at Elliot Avenue Park, a small neighborhood green space with a simple playground and open grass for active play.
258) Climb and explore at Morrison Park, a quiet, shady hillside playground with monkey bars, a slide, and lots of room to roam.
259) Play a few outdoor instruments at the Beach Avenue Play Area, a small lakefront spot where kids can make music and enjoy the view.
260) Skate at Lambly Park’s Peachland Skatepark, perfect for bikes, scooters, and skateboards, with space to ride and show off your skills.
261) Walk the Beach Avenue Waterfront Trail, a scenic 3km path with beach access.
262) Stroll and admire the views from the Ray Kandola Heritage Pier—Okanagan Lake’s first fully accessible pier, located near Rotary Park.
263) Lambly Park in Peachland offers walking paths, open green space, and public tennis and pickleball court
264) Pick up a treat at Bliss Bakery, a popular Peachland stop for coffee, pastries, and lakefront views just steps from the waterfront trail.
265) Skip rocks, swim, or picnic at Antlers Beach Regional Park, a peaceful lakeside stop off Hwy 97 with clear water, picnic tables, benches, a dock, and washrooms.
266) Splash and play at Swim Bay, Peachland’s main beach with lifeguards (late June–August), a zip line, diving board, rope swing, and swimming lessons.
267) Relax at Trepanier Bay Beach, a quiet spot with a rocky shoreline, dock, shady trees, and a grassy picnic area with benches and tables.
268) Celebrate Canada Day in Peachland with live entertainment, a parade, kids’ activities, food vendors, and fireworks along the beautiful lakeside.
Penticton Family Activities
269) Visit LocoLanding Adventure Park which features rock climbing, go-karts, bumper boats, and more!
270) Bring the kids to cool off at Lakawanna or Skaha Lake Water Splash Parks.
271) Have an ice cream treat at Lickity Splitz Ice Cream, Tickleberry’s on Main Street and at the Peach, Ogo’s Cakes & Ice Cream, Second Scoop Ice Cream, or Cherry’s On Top Shake Shop.
272) Visit a kid-friendly winery or brewery.
273) Jump, bounce, and splash around on Okanagan Lake at Splash BC’s Wibit Waterpark (ages 5+).
274) Rent a tube from Coyote Cruises or bring your own to float the popular ‘Channel’
275) Enjoy indoor rock climbing at Hoodoo Adventures or rent bikes, paddleboards, or kayaks.
276) Visit the Penticton Riverside Youth Skate Park, an excellent location for skateboarders, bikers, and bladers to try out some new tricks.
277) Browse through an expansive collection of new, used, and out-of-print books covering almost every subject imaginable at The Book Shop, one of Canada’s largest used bookstores.
278) Visit the Penticton Speedway where they host drifting and stock car races for those speed enthusiasts.
279) Walk through the Penticton-Ikeda Japanese Gardens to view koi fish and enjoy the beautiful gardens.
280) Explore Penticton Bike Rentals‘ offerings by renting 2, 4, and 6-person pedal cars, as well as motorized scooters, e-bikes, paddleboards, and kayaks.
281) Experience the Penticton Farmers’ Market and Downtown Community Market on Saturday mornings.
282) Bring the family to Roll N’ Stones Fun Centre for laser bowling, blacklight mini-golf, arcade games, billiards, or darts.
283) Bike or walk the KVR Trail from Penticton to Naramata or head south to Okanagan Falls.
284) Head to Penticton’s BMX Park located on Munson Mountain Road.
285) Take a short walk/hike up Munson Mountain to see the famous PENTICTON sign and for panoramic views of the City.
286) Stop at one of the many fruit stands and U-picks in the area where you can buy local fresh fruit.
287) Rent a stand-up paddleboard from Glow Sup Adventures, regular or glow-in-the-dark
288) Enjoy the indoor playground at McDonald’s Penticton, perfect for children to climb, slide, and play to their heart’s content.
289) Interact with adorable goats up close during a visit to GottaGoat Farm.
290) Challenge your problem-solving skills at EXIT Penticton Escape Room.
291) Explore the many playgrounds around Penticton, maybe you will discover a new favourite!
292) Book rock climbing and rappelling lessons with Skaha Rock Adventures.
293) Immerse yourselves in aquatic fun as you visit the Penticton Community Centre, home to a leisure pool featuring a lazy river, whirlpool, interactive spray features, and a waterslide.
294) Visit Ethos Parkour to practice your parkour skills during their open gym drop-in.
295) Explore the Penticton Museum & Archives and experience hands-on displays and activities for the whole family.
296) Book a headset at Penticton’s Virtual Reality Studio. From ages 6 and up, they tailor virtual reality experiences for each individual.
297) Visit the Penticton Public Library for summer storytime, baby songs and rhymes, children’s movies, and summer reading clubs.
298) Catch a flick at Landmark Cinemas and enjoy the comfort of having a pre-booked seat.
299) Shop for toys, puzzles, hobbies, and science supplies at Sirius Science and Nature.
300) Take a self-guided tour of the S.S. Sicamous and view their Model Railway.
301) Experience five days of family fun in August at the Penticton Peach Festival.
302) Get messy at The Splat Room Penticton, the Okanagan’s first and only full Splatter Paint Experience!
303) Visit the Kids Quiet Zone at Cherry Lane Mall, a play area for children 42 inches and under located near the food court. Open during mall hours—ask a food court attendant for crayons for the coloring pages.
304) Shop for your favourite video games and consoles at Game Cave in Penticton, where you can browse a huge selection of retro and modern titles all summer long.
305) Soak up the sun at the beach.
306) Browse the shelves at Just 4 Fun, grab a free lollipop, and gather your friends to play from over 500 board games in their kid-friendly space.
307) Walk or bike the scenic KVR Trail to find Alice the Dinosaur, a huge stainless steel sculpture that’s perfect for a quick photo op.
308) Ride through the Penticton Cycling Pump Track, a fun spot for kids of all ages with picnic tables and KVR trail access.
309) Stop for a bite to eat at a family restaurant.
310) Practice biking in a safe and controlled environment at the Penticton Safety Village, featuring a fully fenced outdoor track designed to help kids build confidence on two wheels.
311) Reserve a boat or jet ski with Pier Water Sports and hit the water for some fun on Okanagan Lake.
Salmon Arm Family Activities
312) Head to Jungle Mania for indoor play. Great for children ages 12 and under.
313) Visit DeMille’s Farm Market in Salmon Arm where you can buy fruit and produce, visit farm animals, look at antique farm equipment, or have a bite to eat.
314) Spend the day at the Salmon Arm Waterslides – 7 waterslides, 2 hot tubs, a toddler pool, and a fountain.
315) Visit Fletcher Park where there’s a playground, picnic benches, and a water and spray park.
316) Indulge your sweet tooth at The Candy Vault, offering retro candy, fresh fudge, gummies, liquorice, UK sweets, soda, and hard-to-find nostalgic treats. Don’t miss their seasonal ice cream for an extra treat!
317) Take a stroll along the Salmon Arm Wharf, the longest curved inland wharf in North America, and soak in the stunning views of Shuswap Lake.
318) Relax and play at Sanctuary Games in Salmon Arm, where you can enjoy bubble tea and snacks while choosing from hundreds of board games to play.
319) Experience immersive fun at The Arc Gaming Center, offering VR escape rooms, PC and console gaming, and more inside Centenoka Park Mall.
320) Bowl a few frames at Lakeside Bowling in Salmon Arm, a 12-lane 5-pin alley that’s perfect for family outings and friendly competition.
321) Skate, scoot, or bike at the Salmon Arm Skatepark, a popular outdoor spot for kids to practice their tricks.
322) Savor a slice of handcrafted sweet or savory pie at Shuswap Pie Company, made fresh from scratch in downtown Salmon Arm.
323) Play and explore at Blackburn Park, home to a splash pad, skatepark, large playground, and wide-open green space.
324) Climb your way to the top at Gym of Rock, a family-friendly indoor climbing facility with bouldering, top-rope, and auto-belays for all skill levels.
325) Visit Piccadilly Mall to admire the koi fish from the bridge above the indoor pond—just don’t feed or disturb the water.
326) Stroll the loop at McGuire Lake Park, where you can enjoy a fountain view, peaceful walking paths, and plenty of spots to relax or picnic.
327) Play a game of tennis or pickleball, let the kids enjoy the playground, and bring your dog to the off-leash area at Klahani Park.
328) Relax at Marine Peace Park, a lakeside destination perfect for picnics, walks, and launching a boat—plus it’s steps from the Salmon Arm Wharf.
329) Swim, snack, and unwind at Canoe Beach, a sandy lakeside spot with a playground, picnic area, and summer concession stand about 15 minutes from Salmon Arm.
330) Escape to Sunnybrae Park for a quieter beach day with playground fun, shaded picnic spots, and lake access just 20 minutes from town.
331) Cool off at the splash pads in Fletcher Park and Blackburn Park—two great spots where kids can run, play, and beat the summer heat in Salmon Arm.
332) Shop fresh at the Downtown Salmon Arm Farmers’ Market, open Saturdays year-round with live music, artisan goods, and kid-friendly fun.
333) Catch the latest movie at Salmar Grand or Salmar Classic Theatre—two great spots for family flicks in the heart of Salmon Arm.
334) Dine with ease at Boston Pizza, where kids can enjoy pizzas, pastas, and a welcoming atmosphere for the whole family.
335) Order up kid-friendly comfort food at HOME Restaurant, where the menu features all-day breakfast and kid-approved classics.
336) Grab a drink or light snack from Cafe on the Bay and enjoy the lakeside views right at the end of the Salmon Arm Wharf.
337) Explore the stalls at Westgate Public Market, where you’ll find unique local shops, food vendors, and artisan creations under one roof.
338) Browse thousands of new and used books at The Book Nook downtown or explore puzzles, gifts, and fresh reads at Bookingham Palace inside Piccadilly Mall
339) Stop and shop at a local fruit stand.
Summerland Family Activities
340) Stop at Ve Oh Lay Acres while kids have fun with board games, Giant Jenga, and playing Trouble on the winery lawn. Freezies are available for purchase, and kids can enjoy complimentary juice boxes!
341) Enjoy ice cream, jams, syrups, and more at Summerland Sweets.
342) Reserve a seat on the Kettle Valley Steam Railway Train.
343) After ice cream at Summerland Sweets, visit B.C.’s highest train trestle within walking distance.
344) Rent powerboats, pedal boats, Seadoos, SUPs, canoes, kayaks, and scooters from SWR Boat Rentals.
345) Explore the thrilling ramps and jumps at the Summerland Skatepark, a fantastic activity for children.
346) Walk or hike up Giant’s Head Mountain for scenic views of Summerland and the area.
347) Take a picture on the world’s tallest tripod orchard ladder at Dickinson Family Farm.
348) Every Sunday from June to September the Summerland’s Rotary Sunday Market takes place on Main Street.
349) Discover something for everyone at Dirty Laundry Vineyard, including food, wine, beer, snacks, non-alcoholic beverages, and kids’ favorites: gelato and sorbetto.
350) Choose between Rotary Beach and Kinsmen Beach in Summerland or Powell Beach and Sun-Oka Beach in Trout Creek to relax and soak up the sun.
351) Bring the family to Peach Orchard Beach Playground and Waterpark, featuring a playground and fire pits.
352) Swing, slide, and run around at Memorial Park. This epic, renovated playground will keep the kids busy with a vast green space for them to run around.
353) Indulge in savoury treats or fresh coffee at True Grain Bread (the cheese twists are our favourite).
354) Engage in an educational and interactive experience with your family at the Summerland Trout Hatchery and Visitor Centre.
355) Indulge your sweet tooth at Summerland Home Hardware’s candy section, filled with unique, hard-to-find treats.
356) Enjoy the pool, hot tub, or sauna at the Summerland Aquatic & Fitness Centre.
357) Visit the Summerland Museum & Archives to view their exhibits. Head upstairs to view a model train where kids can press the button to watch it circle the track.
358) Take a self-guided tour of the Summerland Ornamental Gardens.
359) Enjoy a coffee or bite to eat at The Beanery Café, a local hotspot. They have a small kids’ area with a few toys to keep children busy while mom and dad enjoy a cup of coffee.
360) Stop at a fruit stand or U-pick to enjoy fresh fruits and vegetables.
361) Shop, till you drop at Summerland Thrift Shop or Thrifty Kids.
362) Visit Gigi’s Gourmet Gyros and Gelato for a cool treat or try their gyros, poutine, coffee, and more!
363) Book a trail ride with Wildhorse Mountain Ranch and enjoy scenic Garnet Valley views, with options for all experience levels.
364) Visit a Summerland winery, brewery or cidery.
365) Play, read, and explore at the Summerland Library, with bright kids’ areas, foam animals, puzzles, a Lego corner, and cozy spaces for all ages.
366) View over 50 restored vintage cars at Nixdorf Classic Car Museum, a seasonal attraction with a 14,000 sq ft showroom.
367) Explore Granny’s Fruit Stand, Bakery & Café for fresh local produce, ice cream, baked goods, and cozy indoor and outdoor seating.
368) Shop the Summerland District Market at Peach Orchard Park every Tuesday for fresh produce, local goods, and lakefront views with a playground and splash park nearby.
369) Make a splash at Summerland Millennium Spray Park, a fun and refreshing spot for kids to cool off on warm summer days.
370) Dine at Zia’s Stonehouse in Summerland and enjoy hearty meals in a cozy setting, with a kids’ menu featuring pizza, pasta, and more.
371) Dine on the water at Shaughnessy’s Cove in Summerland, where kids can enjoy pizza and pasta while adults relax lakeside—ask about their fun Kids Tea Party for a minimal cost.
372) Recharge at The Crick Coffee Shop in Summerland, where you can sip locally roasted coffee, enjoy fresh baking, and let the kids play with toys outside.
373) Stop and burn some energy at a playground.
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Vernon Family Activities
207) Explore Davison Orchards Country Village, where you can enjoy tractor rides, playgrounds, animal feeding, shopping for fresh farm food, and other family-fun activities.
208) Discover and learn in the Allan Brooks Nature Centre Interpretive Centre.
209) Visit Planet Bee Honey Farm to watch honey bees in their indoor glass observatory hives. In July and August, drop in for their Basically Bees presentation (fees apply).
210) Enjoy quality family time while bowling at Lincoln Lanes – open 7 days a week!
211) Tour the Okanagan Science Center, offering engaging and interactive science activities for children from preschool through grade 7.
212) Climb at The Rock Garden Climbing Centre, Vernon’s only indoor climbing centre. Welcoming climbers of all ages and abilities, this all-inclusive, air-conditioned venue spans 4000 sq ft.
213) Walk the grounds or book a tour at Historic O’Keefe Ranch. It features heritage buildings, museum exhibitions, farm animals, and many more activities!
214) Head to Lavington’s Outdoor Pool to cool the kids down during the hot summer months.
215) Discover the downhill bike park, enjoy hiking and trail running, experience gondola rides, and indulge in numerous other exciting activities at Silver Star Mountain Resort.
216) Spend the day at Splashdown Vernon featuring over 10 slides and an extra-large hot tub.
217) Drop by the Vernon Farmers’ Market on Mondays and Thursdays from 8 am to 1 pm to find fresh, in-season produce, fruits, and crafts.
218) Bike/walk the Okanagan Rail Trail along Kalamalka Lake.
219) Challenge your family to one of 200 games at The Boarding House Cafe, and indulge in their delicious bakery treats.
220) Stop and shop at Vernon Teach & Learn. Not only is the store packed with amazing toys, but they serve up some yummy ice cream at Lollipop Lane.
221) Rent a bike or a paddleboard from KalaVida Surf Shop.
222) If you are looking to shop, Teeter Totter Toys will delight your kids with over 50,000 items in stock!
223) Book an escape room with Beyond Belief Escape Rooms with 4 rooms to choose from.
224) Catch a flick at Cineplex Galaxy Cinemas.
225) Cool off with a scoop of authentic Italian gelato at La Carraia Gelateria Cafe or Kal Beach Gelato.
226) Visit Mackie Lake House for a family-friendly event in July, enjoy tours and site visits this summer on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 10:00 am – 4:00 pm.
227) Join BGC Okanagan Vernon for free Rec Drop-In Nights with games, crafts, and more — Tuesdays & Thursdays from 6–8 p.m., July 18 to Aug. 28.
West Kelowna Family Activities
227) Pick pears, plums, and apples, explore a garden with fresh vegetables and herbs, enjoy 32 flavors of ice cream, and shop for local BC-made products at Paynters Fruit Market. They are open May to November.
228) Make a splash and cool down at Kids Care Spray Park in West Kelowna.
229) Discover 5,500 sq. ft. of fun at Wild Kidz Indoor Play Centre, complete with a bouncy house, inflatable slides, a 4-level play structure, and a padded toddler zone with a slide, ball pit, and interactive toys.
230) Bring your skateboards, roller skates, bikes, and scooters to the West Kelowna Skatepark located next to Johnson Bentley Memorial Aquatic Centre.
231) Make a splash or book classes at Johnson Bentley Memorial Aquatic Centre.
232) Explore Gellatly Heritage Nut Farm where children can play on the playground, walk the trails, and learn about the various nuts on-site.
233) Visit the Westbank Farmers Market on Saturdays from July to September to find local growers and artisans from the Okanagan Valley selling their produce and merchandise.
234) Visit the goats, bunnies, and sheep at Off the Grid Organic Winery.
235) Bring lunch or a picnic to a local park or playground – Julia’s Junction, Anders Park, Marina Park, and Rose Meadow Park to name a few.
236) Pack a chair or blanket and visit Memorial Park on Fridays from June to August for Music in the Park.
237) Visit the Westbank Museum for a self-guided tour. Be sure to check their Facebook page as they host many family activities throughout the year.
238) Treat yourself to frozen yogurt at Sonic Wash Express! Pick from a variety of flavors and customize it with your favorite toppings.
240) Join BGC Okanagan, West Kelowna for free Rec Drop-In Nights with games, crafts, and more — Thursdays from 6–8 p.m., July 10 to Aug. 28.
Family Activities A Little Further Away
239) Discover the magic of the Enchanted Forest in Revelstoke – children will love running along the windy paths and going inside many of the small buildings.
240) Next door to the Enchanted Forest is the SkyTrek Adventure Park. Zip, climb, balance, and stride your way through this treetop course up to 40 feet off the ground.
241) Take a ride on the Pipe Mountain Coaster – Revelstoke’s #1 summer attraction.
242) Spend the day at the BC Wildlife Park in Kamloops where you can explore their discovery center, play at their playground and splash park, visit their family farm, and tour their Wildlife Express Miniature Train.
243) Visit Sunpeaks Resort and book summer activities such as their bungee trampoline, horseback trail rides, mountain cross carts, and more.
244) Visit the Hot Pools and Cool Pools of Crazy Creek between Revelstoke and Sicamous.
245) Grab a tube and float between Bromley Rock and the Red Bridge on the Similkameen River.
