Osoyoos

Kinsmen Park in Osoyoos is a family-friendly spot just steps from Rattlesnake Canyon. It features a well-equipped playground with multiple swing types, toddler and big kid structures, a large grassy field, shaded picnic areas, and seasonal washrooms.

Open 7 days a week, Kobau Lanes offer 8 lanes of 5 pin bowling. They can set up a table for your birthday party and they offer birthday party bowling rates.

Lakeside Cellars is a family-friendly winery with stunning lake views, a spacious lawn and patio, and a mix of board and outdoor games to keep kids entertained. While adults enjoy seated tastings, live music on Sundays, and food truck fare on weekends, kids can play and cool off with free freezies, while other treats like sparkling juice are available for purchase.

Legion Beach is a sandy lakeside spot in Osoyoos with shaded grassy areas, picnic tables, and an area that welcomes dogs. Located near Jack Shaw Splash Park and a natural playground, it’s a great base for family fun. On-site washrooms and parking add to the convenience.

Lion's Park in Osoyoos offers a play space by the lake, with a mix of equipment designed for young children to explore. The playground includes a compact climbing structure shaped like a tree, a tower with slides, and monkey bars for more fun play. There’s also a fire truck play structure and a smaller climber styled as an animal for imaginative play.

Moo-Lix in Osoyoos serves up a variety of ice cream flavours in fresh, house-made waffle cones using a long-standing family recipe. It’s a fun stop for families looking to cool off with a sweet treat by the lake.

The Osoyoos Indian Band welcomes you to explore their indoor and outdoor cultural and nature exhibits.

Nestled on the Golden Mile Bench between Oliver and Osoyoos, Orchard Hill Estate Cidery & Fruit Market is set on a 14-acre orchard. Known for their crisp, small-batch ciders made from Okanagan-grown dessert apples, they offer unique flavours like cherry, peach, and their signature Red Roof Apple Cider. The seasonal fruit stand features fresh produce, local jams, honey, and non-alcoholic drinks—making it a fun and welcoming stop for families exploring the South Okanagan. Open from May long weekend through Halloween.

The Osoyoos & District Museum and Archives invites you to step back in time and explore the stories that shaped Osoyoos. With over 10,000 artifacts on display, it highlights Indigenous heritage, pioneer life, farming, orchards, and the town’s quirky past. Kids will enjoy spotting old-fashioned household items, vintage tools, and unique treasures from days gone by. After exploring, visit the gift shop for locally made souvenirs, books, and other special finds. Admission is by donation, making it an easy and affordable outing for the whole family.

The Osoyoos Beach Walk is a scenic, stroller-friendly pathway along Osoyoos Lake that’s perfect for all ages. Starting near the Pioneer Walkway, it passes sandy beaches, mature trees, and Gyro Park.