Taking your kids to parks and playgrounds in the Okanagan is an activity you can partake in year-round without spending a dollar. Not only is it free, but each community has at least one park for you and your family to enjoy.
Renovated in 2021 this Park Playground is located adjacent to the Armstrong Pool. Here you will find 3 play structures, a swing set and so much more! 3285 Pleasant Valley Road, Armstrong
Cherryville
Cherryville Elementary School (Playground)
108 North Fork Road, Cherryville
Gold Panner Campground (Playground)
423 Highway 6, Cherryville
Enderby
Belvidere Park
Address:700 Railway Street, Enderby
Riverside Park (Playground)
Address:112 Kildonan Avenue, Enderby
Tuey Park
Address:2608 Waterwheel Street, Enderby
Kaleden
Hotel Park
Located on Skaha Lake with access to the Kettle Valley Rail Trail. It’s called Hotel Park, as there an empty shell of a hotel covered in vines. The park has a large grassy area and a few picnic tables with stretching views of the lake. Second Street & Ponderosa Avenue, Kaleden
Pioneer Park (Playground)
Amenities include a sandy public beach and park along the water with floating rafts, gazebo, picnic area, BBQ area, volleyball, pickleball, tennis, and basketball courts as well as public washrooms. 187 Ponderosa Avenue, Kaleden
Kelowna
Bella Vista Park (Playground)
Located near Black Mountain is Bella Vista Park. This playground has a spiral slide, a climbing wall, and a climbing dome. The park is enclosed by a wooden fence with views of the area. 2342 Loseth Road, Kelowna
Ben Lee Park (Inclusive Playground & Splash Pad)
Ben Lee Park’s playground is loaded with activities, featuring various slides, swings, and climbing structures tailored for accessibility. Kids of all abilities can play alongside each other with ease. Next to the playground, the splash park and skatepark provide additional spaces for active fun. With public washrooms close at hand, the park caters to every family’s needs. 900 Houghton Road, Kelowna
Blair Pond Park (Playground)
This beautiful park features smaller stairs and slides for younger children. There are baby swings and a teeter-totter available and a nice walking path around the pond for the kids to explore. The park is surrounded by plenty of trees, grassy areas, and benches. 333 Clifton Road, Kelowna
Boyce-Gyro Beach Park (Playground)
A playground on the beach, yes, please! This is a great family beach with tables, a playground for the kids, volleyball courts, and clean washrooms. They even have a zipline into the water. 3400 Lakeshore Road, Kelowna
Caro Park (Playground)
A playground and basketball court. 27 Caro Road, Kelowna
Davie Park (Playground)
300 Davie Road, Kelowna
Gerstmar Park (Playground)
Swings, slides, tunnels and climbing structures with grassy area and paths surrounding it. 955 Gerstmar Road, Kelowna
Mission Creek Regional Park offers a place to picnic, play, and explore year-round. 2363 Springfield Road, Kelowna
Osprey Park (Playground)
2600 Richter Street, Kelowna
Pacific Court Park (Playground)
1961 Pacific Court, Kelowna
Parkinson Recreation Park (Inclusive Playground)
1800 Parkinson Way, Kelowna
Ponds Community Park (Playground)
1213 Frost Road, Kelowna
Quilchena Park (Playground & Splash Pad)
Located in the Village of Kettle of Valley, Quilchena Park is an impeccably maintained family-friendly destination that caters to children of all ages, ranging from toddlers to older kids. The park’s playground boasts a variety of slides, swings, a sandbox, and climbing structures. 347 Quilchena Drive, Kelowna | Read our Blog Post
Redlich Pond Park
1646 Gillard Drive, Kelowna
Rotary Beach Park (Playground)
3726 Lakeshore Road, Kelowna
Rutland Centennial Park (Playground)
250 Rutland Road N, Kelowna
Rutland Lions Park (Playground)
175 Gray Road, Kelowna
Sarsons Beach Park (Playground)
4398 Hobson Road, Kelowna
Strathcona Beach Parl (Playground)
2290 Abbott Street, Kelowna
Waterfront Park
1200 Water Street, Kelowna
Keremeos
Memorial Park (Playground & Splash Pad)
This park and playground feature several slides, swings, and climbing structures. What’s unique about this one is that they have a sand/water station close to the splash pad. In this complex, you will also find the community pool, outdoor exercise equipment, public washrooms, and a large grassy area. 417 7th Avenue, Keremeos
Off-Leash Dog Park
The intersection of 8th Street and Veterans Avenue, Keremeos
Pine Park (Playground)
Located just off of 12th Avenue, Keremeos
Riparian Park
The southeastern edge of the Village adjacent to the Similkameen River, Keremeos
Lake Country
Beasley Park (Playground)
3450 Woodsdale Road, Lake Country
Coral Beach Park (Playground)
17246 Coral Beach Road, Lake Country
Kaloya Regional Park (Playground)
16061 Trask Road, Lake Country
Kopje Park (Playground)
15480 Carrs Landing Road, Lake Country
Tretheway Spray Park
For an epic day of water fun, this is the ultimate spray park! It offers several water features, surrounded by grass with access to changing rooms and washrooms. 10070 Bottom Wood Lake Road, Lake Country
Lumby
Oval Park (Playground)
1815 Glencaird Street, Lumby
Saddleview Park (Playground)
1978 Saddleview Avenue, Lumby
Cedar Park (Playground)
2430 Cedar Ridge Street, Lumby
Naramata
Manitou Park and Beach (Playground)
Visit Manitou Beach and Park where there are picnic tables, a kid’s playground, and volleyball courts. The park also has washrooms and change rooms on-site. Old Main Road, Naramata | Read our Blog Post
Naramata Creek Park (Waterfalls)
Whie there is no playground, you can take an easy to moderate 45-minute hike up to the Naramata Creek Waterfalls. Be sure to stay on the trail as there is poison ivy along the walk. 1225 Upper Debeck Road, Naramata
Naramata Elementary School (Playground)
3660 8th Street, Naramata
Naramata Wharf Park
1st Street, across from Anna Avenue, Naramata
Spirit Park
This little park is perfect for younger kids, featuring a toddler and regular swing, two small slides, and two spring riders among other fun activities. There’s a grassy area for play, a picnic table for outdoor meals, and a convenient porta-potty. 860 Robinson Avenue, Naramata, BC
Okanagan Falls
(Playground)
Christie Memorial Park is Okanagan Falls’ largest beach park with over an acre of soft sand. There are plenty of picnic tables and benches throughout the park, for large gatherings. Public washrooms and change rooms are available. 7th Avenue, Okanagan Falls | Website
Kenyon Park & John Bell Playground (Playground)
The park features the John Bell Playground, a water spray park and a smooth and sandy beach. It also offers picnic tables, benches, and public washrooms. 5332 Cedar Street, Okanagan Falls | Read our Blog Post
Oliver
Kinsmen Spray Park (Playground & Spray Park)
This might be one of our favourite playground/spray parks we have visited in the Okanagan so far. This park features many different play structures, slides, swings, and of course the spray park. There is a large tree where you can sit in the shade on warmer days. Picnic tables and benches on site along with public washrooms. 255 Fairview Road, Oliver | Read Our Blog Post
Lion’s Park (Playground)
Lion’s Park is home to a playground, skatepark, off-leash dog park, basketball court, and washroom facilities. It boasts a large grassy area surrounding it, with picnic tables and garbage cans available. 6607 Station Street, Oliver
Oliver Community Park (Playground)
Picnic tables, seasonal washrooms (April-October), playground, dogs (on-leash), beach volleyball courts, tennis courts, pickleball courts, baseball diamonds, a bandshell, and a basketball hoop. 6359 Park Drive, Oliver
Rotary Beach & Park (Playground)
There are picnic tables, public washrooms, and a playground for children. 6759 Lakeside Drive, Oliver
Osoyoos
Jack Shaw Splash Park
A great place to bring your kids to cool off during the warm summer months. Free admission 89th Street & Kingfisher Drive, Osoyoos
Kinsmen Park (Playground)
Located near Rattlesnake Canyon, Kinsmen Park in Osoyoos features various recreational amenities, including a playground with multiple swings, climbing structures, tire swings, and slides. The park also includes a vast field with soccer posts and several picnic tables. Additionally, there is a covered area and washrooms that are operational during the summer months. 6201 Tamarack Drive, Osoyoos
Lion’s Park (Playground)
If you find yourself in Osoyoos, Lions Park and Playground is a must-visit destination and ranks high on our list of recommended play areas. This playground boasts a range of equipment, including a play fire truck, teeter-totter, swings, slides, drums, and monkey bars. In addition, the area is surrounded by numerous picnic tables and benches, providing ample seating for parents. 8803 Spartan Drive, Osoyoos
At the corner of Desert Pines Avenue and Coldham Road
Heritage Park (Playground & Splash Pad)
The park is situated on the main strip in Peachland and faces the Ray Kandola Heritage Pier on Okanagan Lake. There are five swings, two slides, and multiple rock climbing walls available to the kids. Public washrooms are available across the street beside the Peachland Museum. Beach Avenue, Peachland
Knoblauch Park (Playground)
4979 Elliott Avenue
Morrison Park (Playground)
Corner of Morrison Place and Morrison Crescent
Penticton
Discovery Park (Playground)
Known as a natural playground, children balance on logs, play musical instruments, and use other elements from nature to stimulate their imagination and creativity. Discovery Park also offers two slides and four swings. Washrooms are located in the same building as the Tickleberry’s Concession Stand next to the park. 3701 Parkview Street, Penticton
Dunant Neighbourhood Park (Playground)
186 Dunant Place, Penticton
Granby Neighbourhood Park (Playground)
This playground is a hidden gem as not many locals know about it. There are four swings, a mini zipline, stepping stones, a spring ride motorcycle, monkey bars, and two slides. Granby Park offers a shaded grassy area and benches if you want to bring a picnic and stay awhile. Please note that there are no public washrooms at this playground. 90 Granby Avenue, Penticton
Kiwanis Park (Playground)
The Kiwanis Park Playground is located in the Edmonton Avenue Centre Complex which is situated next to the Penticton Safety Village and Kiwanis Baseball Field. The play areas are designed for children ages 5 to 12 years old, offering two play structures which include slides, monkey bars, a playhouse, tunnels, and more. In addition, there are climbing bars and a digger at this playground. You can find a picnic table, several benches, and some grassy areas surrounding the playground. 470 Edmonton Avenue, Penticton
Lakawanna Park (Playground & Splash Pad)
Located across from Okanagan Beach and behind Patio Burger, Lakawanna Playground is situated in an enclosed fenced area that provides an extra sense of safety. There are washrooms on-site, picnic tables, benches, two playground structures, a swing set, and a seasonal splash pad.
Plenty of trees surround the playground along with grassy areas and ample parking. The signs on-site recommend the park is for ages 5 to 12 years old, however, our 2-year-old enjoyed certain aspects of the park with parental supervision. 796 Lakeshore Drive West, Penticton
Lion’s Community Park
Fun for all ages, this playground has two different play structures, monkey bars galore, slides, and lots of steps to climb. It’s surrounded by picnic tables and benches, and covered by beautiful trees for shade, making it the perfect stop for your family. There is plenty of parking available unless you arrive during a ball game as there a ball diamond is located in this Park. Seasonal public washrooms are available. 198 Warren Avenue West, Penticton
Marina Way Park
The park features Marina Way Beach, located on the shores of Okanagan Lake. Also available is a xeriscape garden, picnic area, beach access, and walking trail. Located on Okanagan Beach on Marina Way (next to the Penticton Japanese Gardens)
Okanagan Lake Park
This large park is located on Okanagan Lake and is situated next to the Penticton Lakeside Resort. Okanagan Lake Park hosts many annual events such as Peach Festival, Rib Fest, and more. Washrooms are available on-site, and there is also beach access and a separate off-leash dog beach. 86 Lakeshore Drive East, Penticton
Penticton Youth Skate Park
The Penticton Youth Skate Park is home to 30,000 square feet of modern concrete skate facilities. Also available at this park are full-sized basketball courts, covered spectator seating, washrooms, and free parking. Helmets are mandatory at this location. Located on Riverside Drive (next to LocoLanding Adventure Park)
Rotary Park
This large grassy area is located beside the famous Peach. While there is no playground at this park, there are benches to sit and enjoy a snack or ice cream. Martin Street and Lakeshore Drive West, Penticton
Rotary Play World at Skaha Lake Park (Playground)
This playground was perfect for children of all ages. At Rotary Play World you will find 3 different play structures, 6 swings, washrooms, a seasonal concession (operated by Tickleberry’s), a seasonal splash pad, picnic tables, and parking. Most importantly, it’s conveniently located beside the playground are basketball courts, an outdoor gym, and of course the Skaha Beach. Skaha Lake Road & Parkview Street, Penticton | Read our Blog Post
Sendero Park (Playground)
Nestled in the quiet neighborhood of Sendero Canyon, the fully fenced playground is a safe and serene spot for kids aged 5-12 to enjoy swings, slides, and a climbing wall. Despite limited parking, the area’s tranquility often ensures a spot close to the fun. Pack a picnic to enjoy on the benches or grass, and don’t forget sunscreen and suitable shoes for the wood chip surfaces! 2047 Lawrence Avenue, Penticton | Read Our Blog Post
Salmon Arm
Blackburn Park (Playground)
480 5 Avenue West, Salmon Arm
Klahani Park (Playground)
6391 10 Avenue South East, Salmon Arm
Little Mountain Fieldhouse (Playground)
250 30 Street SE, Salmon Arm
Summerland
Dale Meadows Playground (Playground)
This playground is located in the middle of the Dale Meadows Sports Complex and is enclosed by a fence. The playground also features a play structure, swings, a teeter-totter, a park bench, and picnic tables. Washrooms are available at the central building for the park. 10502 Dale Meadows Road | Read Our Blog Post
Giant’s Head Mountain Park
A beautiful walk or hike up Giant’s Head Mountain will take you to the top where you will see stretching views of Okanagan Lake, Naramata, Penticton, and Summerland. 9296 Milne Road, Summerland
Julia Street Kinsmen Park (Playground)
A unique park that offers an assortment of playground equipment. A picnic table and bench is on-site as well as a large grassy area. Please note there are no public washrooms available at this park. 10502 Julia Street, Summerland
Kinsmen Park (Playground)
Tucked away on a sharp corner of Lakeshore Drive is Kinsmen Park. The park has a steep slide down the center, a teeter-totter, a digging station, a swing set, a climbing structure, and picnic tables and benches. The park is on the water and has a small beach area. 12533 Lakeshore Drive S., Summerland
Memorial Park (Playground)
This park is the home base for annual events such as Action Festival. The park provides a band-shell, a large grassy area, picnic tables, benches, washrooms, and a playground. The playground consists of two different play structures and 4 swings. Perfect for children of all ages. 9999 Wharton Street, Summerland
Peach Orchard Beach Park (Playground)
Situated on Okanagan Lake is the popular Peach Orchard Beach Park. Children will love the splash park or the playground, located right beside each other. There is a nice sandy beach, picnic tables, boat launch, washrooms, a volleyball court, and a large grassy area. 14877 Lakeshore Drive S, Summerland
Powell Beach Park (Playground)
This park offers a playground in one area right near the beach. Further down the beach are swing sets as well. Picnic tables, washrooms, tennis courts, baseball diamond, and sandy beaches are also on site. Powell Beach Road, Summerland
Summerland Millennium Spray Park
Open daily from May to September, this Spray Park is located in the Peach Orchard Beach Park, adjacent to the playground. 14877 Lakeshore Drive South, Summerland
Turner Street Park
Located on the corner of Rosedale Avenue and Turner Street is Turner Street Park. Although the park does not have a playground, it provides a small grassy area with a picnic table and bench. 14422 Rosedale Avenue, Summerland
Vernon
Allan Brooks Nature Centre (Playground)
Visit the new Nature Playground that was installed in July 2020 at Allan Brooks Nature Centre. Children can enjoy a nature playscape built fully from natural materials and locally sourced wood. Benches are available for parents to observe children at play. 250 Allan Brooks Way, Vernon | abnc.ca
Civic Memorial Park (Playground)
Discover the new balloon-inspired playground at Civic Memorial Park in Vernon – it’s a hit with the kids! Crafted to ignite their creativity, this playground mixes natural touches such as wooden logs and huge stones. It boasts eight swings. This includes two bucket seats for toddlers and six belt swings for the bigger kids and grown-ups. 3033 37th Avenue, Vernon | Read our Blog Post
Creekside Park
Nestled just 1 kilometer from Kal Beach, Creekside Park Playground is a fantastic spot for families. It boasts not only a vibrant playground but also soccer fields, ball diamonds, a lacrosse box, and a skateboard park. There’s even a designated area for dog walking, making it ideal for all family members, including furry ones. Our girls couldn’t wait to tackle the monkey bars and climb the various ropes, each finding their own challenge to conquer. Access is easy, with ample parking available off Kidston Road. 8101 Kidston Road, Coldstream | Read Our Blog Post
Davison Orchards (Playground)
Davison Orchards offers families an expansive 1-acre playground where fun never ends! Kids can explore hay stack tunnels, climb into a tree house, dig in the sand, and compete in duck races. This play area is designed for children aged 2-10 and is open during regular farm hours. There is no admission! 3111 Davison Road, Vernon | davisonorchards.ca
Girouard Park (Playground)
4115-20th Street, Vernon
Heritage Park (Playground)
5025 Heritage Drive, Vernon
Jumpstart Inclusive Playground at Marshall Field Park (Inclusive Playground)
6891 Okanagan Landing Road, Vernon
Kekuli Bay Provincial Park (Playground)
You will find Kekuli Bay Provincial Park located on the outskirts of Vernon, along Highway 97. The park offers plenty of parking, although it does fill up quickly in the summer months. Overlooking Kalamalka Lake, the playground features two slides, a mini climbing wall, stepping stones, a firepole, and more. Surrounding the playground is a large grassy area and a few picnic tables. A short walk across the parking lot you will find public washrooms. 328 Okanagan Highway, Vernon
Kin Beach (Playground)
7248 Tronson Road, Vernon
Lakeview Park (Playground)
This newer playground offers swings, rock climbing walls, slides, and more! Washrooms are on-site and there is parking available along 18th Street. 3001 18th Street, Vernon
Polson Park (Playground)
2600 Highway 6, Vernon
Sawicki Millenium Park (Playground)
964 Mt. Burnham Road, Vernon
South Vernon Park (Playground)
1910 43 Street, Vernon
West Kelowna
Anders Park (Playground)
860 Anders Road, West Kelowna
Gellatly Nut Farm Regional Park (Playground)
Explore the Gellatly Nut Farm and while there visit their playground. Located on the waterfront, this playground offers stunning views of Okanagan Lake. Featuring multiple slides, a tunnel to climb, surrounded by space to run around. Benches and picnic tables surround to bring snacks or lunch. 2375 Whitworth Road, West Kelowna
Julia’s Junction (Inclusive Playground)
2569 May Street, West Kelowna
Kinsmen Athletic Park (Playground)
Surrounded by soccer and baseball fields, Kinsmen Athletic Park is filled with children on weekends. This playground offers monkey bars, rope climbing, a slide, a large swing, and a spinning seat. There is plenty of grassy area to run around in between the playground and sports fields. 3170 Shannon Lake Road, West Kelowna
Last Mountain Park (Playground)
Last Mountain Park in West Kelowna is a gem in the neighborhood, featuring a playground, picnic tables, tennis courts, and a seasonal washroom, catering to all family outings. Additionally, it serves as a gateway to Glen Canyon Regional Park, offering an enticing trailhead for hiking enthusiasts. 3171 Webber Road, West Kelowna
Marina Park (Playground)
Located on Okanagan Lake is Marina Park. This lovely enclosed park has three slides, monkey bars, and climbing structures, and is surrounded by grass. There is also a covered area you can use for parties or dinners. Benches are available at this location with access right to the beach. 4123 Gellatly Road, West Kelowna
McPherson Park (Playground)
Located just off Highway 97, McPherson Park is tucked away in a quiet neighbourhood. This unique park offers ropes, climbing ladders, slides, and monkey bars. The park is suggested for children ages 5-12 years and adult supervision is strongly recommended. The playground is surrounded by two picnic tables, a bench, and a grassy area. No washrooms are available at this park. 1071 Avondale Place, West Kelowna
Memorial Park (Playground)
3737 Old Okanagan Highway, West Kelowna
Moonbeam Park (Playground)
Moonbeam Park offers a small yet diverse playground, perfect for families. Its play structure is a hit among toddlers and older kids alike, with picnic tables and benches placed around. 2183 Sunview Drive, West Kelowna
Paula Park (Playground)
2730 Paul Road, West Kelowna
Peak Point Park (Playground)
1131 Peak Point Drive, West Kelowna
Pritchard Park (Playground)
1587 Pritchard Drive, West Kelowna
Ranch Park (Playground)
3173 Glenrose Road, West Kelowna
Raymer Bay Regional Park (Playground)
605 Westside Road, West Kelowna
Shannon Springs Park (Playground)
Shelby Crescent, West Kelowna
Shannon Woods Park (Playground)
Shannon Woods Drive and Shannon Lake Road, West Kelowna
Springer Park (Playground)
3555 Elliott Road, West Kelowna
Stone Grove Park (Playground)
Cobblestone, West Kelowna
Tallus Ridge Park (Playground)
Paramount Drive and Crown Crest Drive, West Kelowna
Westbank Centre Park (Kids Care Spray & Water Park)
This spray park offers plenty of grassy area surrounding, so you can relax for the day while the kids splash around. In addition, there are washrooms, change rooms, picnic tables, benches, and a bike rack. Located next to the spray park are a dog park and a community garden. 2569 May Street, West Kelowna (Westbank Centre Park)