Parks & Playgrounds

Riparian Park is located in Keremeos, offering a peaceful walking trail along the Similkameen River. Surrounded by natural grassland and shaded by mature trees, it's a quiet place to go for a walk in nature.

Pine Park in Keremeos is the town’s largest green space, set on over 5 acres along the Similkameen River. The park is ideal for families, featuring a playground, picnic areas, washrooms, and a welcoming 9-hole beginners disc-golf course.

Memorial Park Keremeos is a great spot for families with young kids. The playground is built for children 12 and under, with fun features like slides, tunnels, swings, and a bright purple crawl tube. Right beside the play area, there's a splash pad and a community pool—perfect for hot summer days. Shaded picnic tables and a covered pavilion make it easy to relax while the kids play.

Gellatly Nut Farm Regional Park in West Kelowna is a scenic lakeside park with century-old nut trees, shaded walking paths, and picnic areas. Families can enjoy the quiet beach, explore the heritage orchard, and let kids play on the playground with slides, swings, and climbing features.

The Cherryville Elementary Playground offers a fun mix of play structures, swings, a Gaga ball pit, and basketball court. It’s a spacious spot for kids to climb, slide, and play in a quiet rural setting.

The playground at Pioneer Park in Kaleden is a well-equipped area with engaging features for kids of all ages. It includes swings for both younger and older children, a variety of slides, monkey bars, and multiple climbing structures.

Okanagan Centre Park is a fun, family-friendly spot nestled next to the Lake Country Museum with easy access to Okanagan Lake just across the street. The playground features a wood chip surface with two slides, a spring rider, climbing structure, bucket swing, and traditional swing. There's also a large grassy area for running and playing, picnic tables for snack breaks, and accessible washrooms on site.

Morrison Park is a quiet neighbourhood playground nestled against a hillside and surrounded by tall trees. The woodchip-covered play area includes a slide, climbing structures, monkey bars, and wide stairs—perfect for kids who love to climb and explore. With plenty of shade and nearby green space, it’s a peaceful spot for families to play and relax.

Memorial Park Armstrong is a fantastic spot for families with kids of all ages. The playground features a variety of slides, climbing structures, and even a rock to scale—perfect for active play. Little ones will enjoy the swings and spring riders, all under the shade of tall trees that keep things cool. Bonus: washrooms are nearby, and right next door you'll find an outdoor pool and splash park for even more summer fun!

Marina Way Park in Penticton is a 4-acre lakefront park with a small sandy beach and water access. Located near downtown, it features open grassy areas, picnic tables, benches, and walking paths throughout. Just up the path is the Xeriscape Demonstration Garden, a water-wise educational space, and nearby is the Penticton-Ikeda Japanese Garden, where kids can spot koi fish in a peaceful setting. With a café across the street, it’s an easy place to enjoy a relaxing outing with the family.