Peachland

Rent one of Peachland Beach Rentals bikes, paddle boards, or kayaks to enjoy the beautiful views around Okanagan Lake.

The Peachland Farmers and Crafters Market runs Sundays from the end of May through September in Heritage Park along Beach Avenue. Set on the grass and under the trees with a playground right there, it is a beautiful spot to browse fresh produce, meats, jams, baked goods, homemade soaps and lotions, and arts and crafts from local makers, with food trucks on site too.

Stop into the Peachland Library to take out a book, magazine, or DVD. You can also register to join an online storytime or participate in their many activities throughout the year.

The Peachland Museum shares its space with the Peachland Visitor Centre. Upstairs, the Central Okanagan Railway Company (CORC) model train layout wraps around the entire room, based on Kettle Valley Railway operations from Nelson to Hope. Kids can press interactive buttons to run the trains and other features. There is also a working typewriter and a rotary phone for kids to try. Downstairs you will find coins and other historical items on display, plus a candy selection for sale, so bring a bit of change.

This seasonal rink offers a 3 on 3 hockey setup and is equipped with rink lights, providing the perfect opportunity for some outdoor ice fun. While it’s open daily from 7:00 am to 9:00 pm, please note that rentals are not allowed. The rink’s availability depends on consistent temperatures below freezing, and entirely volunteer-run by Peachland Fire and Rescue volunteers. They appreciate skaters shovelling the rink after use, as it helps save their volunteers time and maintains the surface conditions. To ensure the park’s preservation, please respect the posted signage, and when conditions are ideal, the rink is freshly flooded nightly at 9:00 pm. Photo Credit: Peachland Fire and Rescue Service.

The Peachland Skate Park is located in Lambly Park, surrounded by grass and trees with a small bleacher area for spectators. It features a variety of obstacles including a quarterpipe, stairs, rails, hubba ledge, banks, up-gap, hips, and roll-ins. The park is open to skateboards, scooters, bikes, and inline skates, and operates daily from 7:00 am to dusk.

Peachland StrongStart at Peachland Elementary is a free, play-based early learning program for children from birth to age five and their caregivers. Offered on weekday mornings during the school year, the program provides a welcoming space for families to connect, play, and learn together. The centre operates on a first-come, first-served basis when school is in session. Families must register online before attending.

Ships-A-Hoy in Peachland, is a beloved spot known for its delicious ice cream served right by the lakeside. Offering a wide variety of flavors and treats, it's the perfect place for families and visitors to enjoy a sweet treat while taking in the beautiful Okanagan views.

Located in downtown Peachland, the Peachland Wibit Water Park offers all-day entertainment for your family. 

Families could easily spend all day at Swim Bay in Peachland. With a pebble beach for swimming, a grassy area under shady trees for breaks and picnics, and popular features like a diving board, rope swing, zip line, and wharf, it is a beach that keeps kids entertained while parents can actually relax.