Discover the best fall activities and family-friendly adventures across the Okanagan with our bucket list. Whether you’re looking for outdoor excitement or cozy indoor experiences, this guide has something for everyone.
*Be sure to check each business’s hours of operation before heading out, as some activities may be weather-dependent or require appointments. Dates, hours, and availability are subject to change without notice.
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Armstrong Fall 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) Pick a pumpkin at the St. Annes Pumpkin Patch, open October 1-31, 2026 (weather permitting).
3) Climb, jump, and explore at Willing 2 Ninja with action-packed programs and high-energy birthday parties for all ages.
4) Stop by Village Dairy Ltd. to savor one of the cheesiest grilled sandwiches, indulge in their delicious real fruit ice cream, and watch the cheese makers in action through their viewing window (cheese making is available on select days of the week).
5) Shop at Sea Star Kids Boutique, where you’ll find preloved children’s clothing, shoes, and maternity wear.
6) Spend an afternoon exploring Armstrong Lion’s Park.
7) Load up your skateboard, bikes, scooters, and enjoy a day at Armstrong’s Skatepark.
8) Enjoy public ice skating at SUNBELT Sports Centre. The season starts September 9, 2026.
9) Visit the Armstrong Library to borrow books, drop-in for family story time, pick up S.T.E.A.M. Adventure Kits (Starting Sept 21). Kits are available while supplies last.
10) Stop for a coffee and bite to eat at PV BLVD Coffee or Wild Oak Cafe.
11) Rent roller skates at Hassen Arena and enjoy an afternoon or evening of fun, starting Friday, October 23, 2026.
12) Visit Armstrong from October 2 to 12 for their 26th Annual Pumpkin Harvest Festival.
13) Take a trip to Memorial Park Playground for some family fun.
14) Join Family Story Time at the Armstrong Library, starting Tuesdays on September 22, 2026. Enjoy stories, songs, and rhymes that build early literacy. No registration required.
15) Explore McLeod Park, a quiet neighborhood space with a playground, basketball court, picnic spots, and grassy areas for play.
16) Burn off some energy and enjoy Free Family Floor Time at Hassen Arena on Mondays from 10:30 am-12:30 pm. The program runs from September 28 to December 28, 2026. No session on October 12.
17) Stop at the Armstrong General Store and treat the family to soft serve ice cream, slushies, milkshakes, and candy.
18) Walk the indoor loop at Hassen Arena or Sunbelt Arena.
19) Grab a scavenger hunt or activity sheet at the Armstrong Spallumcheen Museum & Art Gallery and learn about local history.
20) Order takeout from Jealous Pizza N Donair and enjoy kid-approved pizza during a picnic at a nearby park.
21) Discover children’s drop-in programs such as StrongStart, Family Floor Time, Baby Talk, Story Time and more!
Enderby Fall Activities
22) Enjoy outdoor play at Barnes Park where you will find a skateboard park, outdoor gym, playground, and picnic area.
23) Bring your family and enjoy free public skating at Enderby Memorial Arena starting September 15, 2026 to March 2027.
24) Grab a sweet or savoury treat at Sutherland’s Bakery & Deli, home to donuts, pizza, sandwiches, fresh baking, and over 50 flavours of Foothills Creamery ice cream.
25) Pick up cozy fall outfits and one-of-a-kind gift finds for your kids at Roots and Rascals Children’s Boutique.
26) Explore Riverside Park, home to a playground, ball diamonds, a gazebo, and washrooms.
27) Explore the Kingfisher Interpretive Centre with self-guided walks that offer fun facts about the ecosystem and forest. The site is open to the public during daylight hours, but note that the buildings are closed for scientific research throughout September and October.
28) Support local by exploring the Enderby Farmers Market, open in Downtown Enderby on Fridays from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm until November 13, 2026.
29) Swing by the Enderby Library to grab some books, explore local resources, and see what community programs are happening.
30) Explore the Enderby & District Museum, where hands-on exhibits await, including a miniature 1905 model of the town, vintage tools, and rope-making demonstrations.
31) Head to the Enderby Skatepark in Barnes Park, at the corner of Vernon Street and King Avenue, to practice tricks and get some fresh air.
32) Let the kids burn off energy at Grindrod Park, with a small playground and a large open field beside the Shuswap River.
33) Warm up with a specialty latte or coffee at Enderbeans while the kids enjoy hot chocolate with sprinkles and fresh baked treats.
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Kaleden Fall Activities
34) Explore Linden Gardens with a kid-friendly scavenger hunt. While there visit their pigs, goats, chickens, and bunnies. Afterward, stop at the café for delicious home-baked items served. Open Wednesdays to Sundays until September 30.
35) Spend the morning at the Kaleden Hotel Park, the home to the shell of a former hotel. It’s located right on the lake and offers picnic tables and a nice grassy area for the kids to run around.
36) Walk, bike, or take a stroll along the KVR trail which connects Penticton to Okanagan Falls.
37) Stop at Pioneer Park to enjoy the playground and surrounding areas.
38) Explore the Haunted Halloween Trail at Sagebrush Ranch and wander through a forest filled with lights, cobwebs, spiders, fog, and spooktacular music. Check their Facebook page for dates.
39) Visit the Kaleden Library, open Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday to take out books. On select dates, they also offer story time and after-school Lego sessions.
40) Introduce kids aged 5 to 9 to an exciting adventure at Okanagan Warriors Adventure with a kid’s obstacle course featuring twenty thrilling obstacles.
Kelowna Fall Activities
41) Attend story time or borrow a book from the Okanagan Regional Library, with branches in Kelowna, Rutland, and Mission.
42) Bring the kids to Don-O-Ray Farm Adventure where they can feed animals at their petting zoo, run through their maze, and get a free airbrush tattoo with admission. Next door, pick a pumpkin at Don-O-Ray Farm Market.
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43) Follow the trail at Mill Creek Regional Park where you can enjoy views of the waterfalls.
44) Play indoor simulated golf, mini-golf, and multi-sport games at Simplex Sportszone, where you use real equipment to try everything from hockey and soccer to Zombie Dodgeball. Golfers can choose from over 400 courses, and ages 14+ can race on full-motion racing simulators.
45) Catch a kid-friendly flick at one of many movie theatres in Kelowna.
46) Visit Kelowna Fruit n Veggies to explore their massive 5-acre corn maze. You can spend 1-2 hours of family fun playing their Farm scene investigation game that will keep you on the hunt for hidden clues in their 10-foot tall corn maze.
47) Visit a kid-friendly winery, brewery, or cidery.
48) Feel the adrenaline rush of high-speed racing at Kelowna Karting Entertainment Centre’s indoor go-kart track. Try your hand at interactive axe throwing or dive into the excitement of their Zero Latency VR free-roam arena.
49) Make a splash at the H2O Adventure & Fitness Centre. From drop-in programs to swim lessons to child and youth recreation, kids will love participating in all their activities.
50) Solve the clues and escape at Exit Kelowna
51) Stop for fresh local produce, at KLO Farm Market.
52) Purchase fresh produce or crafts at the Kelowna Farmers’ and Crafters’ Market. They are open on Wednesdays and Saturdays, from April to October.
53) Walk up Knox Mountain for beautiful views of Okanagan Lake and Kelowna.
54) Visit There & Back Again Farms (TABA) for a great selection of farm-fresh fruits and vegetables.
55) Visit Mission Creek’s Regional Park to explore the Greenway Trails and watch the salmon spawning in September.
56) Sign the kids up for a variety of lessons, classes, or programs for kids at the YMCA Okanagan. They also offer Family Play Time at the YMCA. Visit our drop-in programs page in Kelowna for a list of all the programs.
57) Experience Virtual Rcades – North America’s first Motion Simulated Virtual Reality Arcade.
58) Hop on a hayride, navigate through the corn maze, visit the animal farm, and enjoy more activities at McMillan Farms.
59) Wind your way through Kelowna’s Corn Maze this fall. Give yourself 30 minutes or more to make it to the end.
60) Reach new heights at Beyond the Crux indoor climbing gym, offering bouldering, top-rope, and lead climbing for all skill levels, along with courses for added guidance.
61) Stock up on all your fall favourite produce at Kelowna Fruit Stand & Cafe.
62) Enjoy a day of indoor family fun at Energyplex, where you’ll find a huge climbing structure, toddler area, arcade room, rock climbing, laser tag, and more!
63) Discover Play Area in Kelowna, an indoor playground designed to engage children in fun and educational play.
64) Journey into the world of aviation at the new KF Centre for Excellence.
65) 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!
66) Try indoor rock climbing at Gneiss Climbing.
67) Spend the morning and early afternoon exploring Kangaroo Creek Farm, where you can meet kangaroos, wallabies, sugar gliders, emus, parrots, snakes, goats, chickens, and more! They’re open daily in September from 10 am to 3 pm, and in October, you can visit on Saturdays and Sundays until October 12, 2026
68) Experience indoor laser tag battles and enjoy a wide selection of arcade games at Planet Lazer.
69) Visit a park or playground to burn off some energy. Some of our favourites are Ballou, Burne, DeHart, Quilchena, Ben Lee, and Parkinson Recreation Centre.
70) Lace up your shoes and go bowling at Okanagan Bowling Club, McCurdy Bowling, or BNA Brewing Co. & Eatery.
71) Visit Okanagan Adventure Park for outdoor fun.
72) Drop in at Work of Art Pottery Studio where you can choose a bisque piece to paint.
73) Choose from over 800 board games for a family-fun night at Twice the Dice.
74) Take a self-guided tour with interpretive displays of Father Pandosy’s Mission – Open 7 days a week until October 31.
75) Relax and take a stroll through the Kasugai Japanese Gardens to see koi fish.
76) Plan your visit to the Kelowna Museums. View an exhibition, take part in one of their activities, or book a camp.
77) Book lessons or a cage rental at the Yardhouse Baseball – Kelowna’s only indoor baseball and softball training facility.
78) Join the Kelowna Art Gallery for Family Sundays, where you and your family can take part in an art activity based on one of their current exhibitions.
79) Drop in for ninja or gymnastics at Monkey Academy (during select days and times).
80) Jump around at Airhouse Kelowna!
81) Stop and shop Once Upon a Bookstore, a locally loved book store specializing in children’s books, games, and educational activities.
82) Challenge yourself at Xperience Games, where you’ll find the ultimate escape rooms and an extensive selection of VR games.
83) Join in on a Kelowna drop-in program – they are sorted by day of the week.
84) Pre-book your Splatter Room session at Creative Flow Craft Studio, open to ages 4+ and perfect for a colorful family outing.
Keremeos Fall Activities
85) Stop and pick a pumpkin from the many fruit stands and orchards in Keremeos – their displays in the fall are worth the drive!
86) Rent discs from the Similkameen Recreation Centre and play a game of Disc Golf at their 9-hole course in Pine Park.
87) Visit the Similkameen Recreation Centre which offers activities such as bowling, a fitness room, squash and racquetball courts, indoor climbing wall.
88) Explore the grounds and displays at the Grist Mill and Gardens. The site is home to a 145-year-old water-wheel-powered flour mill, restaurant, and gift shop.
89) Visit Lower Similkameen Early Years and take part in one of their many programs supporting families, parents, and caregivers with children ages 0-6 years.
Lake Country Fall Activities
90) Pick a pumpkin from Gambell Farms pumpkin patch – you can choose from over 8 varieties.
91) Bring the kids to Family Open Gym at the GESS Community Gym on Sundays from 9:30 to 11:30 am.
92) Bring your tots (ages 0-5) to Parent and Tot Drop-in Playtime on Thursdays from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm at the Boys & Girls Club in Lake Country.
93) Visit the Lake Country Library to borrow books or DVDs, join story times for babies, toddlers, and families, or get creative at the after-school LEGO Builders program.
94) Visit Rose Hill Orchard to pick fresh fruit, see farm animals, enjoy games, and grab a snack or ice cream.
95) Watch a family-friendly performance at Creekside Theatre.
96) Browse Lake Country drop-in programs like StrongStart, Library Story Time, and Parent & Tot activities.
97) Children can climb, jump, and play at the Monkey Play Park at Oyama Zipline Adventure Park.
98) Take part in Halloween Fun for Little Pumpkins in Lake Country on October 31, 2026! This not-so-spooky celebration includes Halloween stories and a simple craft. Costumes encouraged!
99) Stop for brunch at The Jammery in Lake Country, known for house-made jams, hearty breakfasts, and a cozy gift shop.
100) Experience family fun activities at Folktale Cider featuring kids’ attractions such as a jumbo jumper and a kids’ zipline.
101) Play basketball, volleyball, or just hang out with friends at Teens Open Gym, Sundays from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm at the GESS Community Gym. Drop-in program runs September 10, 2026 to March 11, 2027.
102) Bring your skateboard, bikes, scooters, and more to Lake Country Skatepark.
103) Shop farm-fresh fruit, baked goods, and ice cream at Gatzke Orchard’s Farm Market.
104) Take part in free, family-friendly public skating for all ages starting October 21, 2026.
105) Experience DJ Skate on Fridays from 7:30 to 9:00 pm starting October 23, 2026, and glide under the strobe lights to music from a live DJ.
106) Visit one of the many parks and playgrounds in Lake Country. A few to visit include: Swalwell Park, Beasley Park, Coral Beach Park, Kopje Regional Park, and Okanagan Centre Park.
107) Rent an electric bike from Pedego Oyama and ride along Wood Lake or the Okanagan Rail Trail.
108) Saddle up at Bridlewood Riding Centre for guided horseback rides across their scenic ranch (ages 10+).
109) Discover local history through interactive exhibits at the Lake Country Museum.
110) Go horseback riding with Okanagan Stables, offering beginner-friendly rides and scenic family trail options.
111) Get creative with classes and workshops at the Lake Country Art Gallery.
Lumby Fall Activities
112) Climb, slide, and play at Oval Park Playground.
113) Book an appointment to see the animals at Gold Fox Acres.
114) Support local and head to the Lumby & District Public Market, which takes place every Saturday from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm until Thanksgiving weekend.
115) Cozy up with a hot drink at Jitter Beans Coffee House, where you’ll find plenty of indoor seating to relax and recharge.
116) Drop-in for Lumby Parent & Tot on Thursdays from 9:30 am – 12:30 pm. This program is free for parents/caregivers to attend with their children aged 0-6.
117) Check out the Lumby Regional Library for story time, stay and play, Junior STEAM, Dungeons & Dragons, and other programs.
118) Bring your skateboard, bikes, scooters, and more to Lumby Skatepark.
119) Pick up ice cream, a milkshake, or a screamer at Snac Shac.
120) Let the kids play at George Fisher Memorial Park, which has a playground, benches, and grassy space to spread out.
121) Test your skills on the pump track at Lumby Bike Park, near the Salmon Trail at the west entrance of town.
122) Pick up fresh bread, a sandwich, or something sweet at Ida’s Bakery & Deli.
123) Head to Cedar Ridge Park for a playground and open space to run around.
124) Sit down for breakfast or comfort food at Sisters Family Restaurant.
125) Shop Fields Lumby for clothing, toys, and seasonal gear.
Naramata Fall Activities
126) Hike up to the Naramata Creek Park Waterfall for a scenic outdoor adventure.
127) Visit Spirit Park for outdoor play.
128) Take the kids to the Naramata Elementary School Playground with picnic tables, play structures, a grassy area, and loads of fun!
129) Explore the playground at Manitou Beach and Park, complete with a large grassy area, picnic tables, and public washrooms.
130) Stop by the Naramata General Store for a sandwich, snack, or ice cream treat.
131) Bike or walk the Kettle Valley Rail Trail from Naramata to the Little Tunnel for panoramic views of Okanagan Lake. You can park at the KVR Smethurst Road Parking Lot and take the 4.4 km trail to the lookout point.
132) Pick out books from the kids’ section at the Naramata Library.
133) Stop in for a family meal at the Naramata Pub, where the menu has classic pub favourites and kid-friendly options.
134) Warm up with an espresso drink or fresh baked treat at Just Baked: Naramata Street Coffee.
Okanagan Falls Activities
135) Navigate your way through the corn maze at the Apple Bin, perfect for all ages! Open Saturdays and Sundays in October. Check their website for more details.
136) Treat yourself to a delicious stop at Tickleberry’s Ice Cream, known for its wide variety of ice cream, fudge, and a charming gift shop.
137) Pack a picnic and let the kids play at Christie Memorial Park, with benches to relax on, a playground, and plenty of space to play!
138) Go for a fun walk at Vaseux Lake Migratory Bird Sanctuary.
139) Grab a coffee or treat at Rise & Shine Coffee House, a cozy café known for homemade baking.
140) Visit the Okanagan Falls Library to borrow books and DVDs, explore the puppet show area, or let the kids have fun building with LEGO.
141) Play at John Bell Playground in Kenyon Park, where families will also find a spray park, sandy beach, walking path, picnic tables, and washrooms.
142) Grab a scoop of ice cream at Fetch Panda, located inside the Centex Gas Station.
143) Play at Garnett Family Park, where kids can enjoy slides, swings, and a teeter-totter, while families take in views of Skaha Lake and relax at the gazebo or picnic area.
144) Hike to Peach Cliff on a short, family-friendly trail and discover the pond filled with goldfish.
Oliver Fall Activities
145) Reserve a go-kart at Kartplex at Area 27, open in September and October (weather dependent), and check out their kid-friendly track designed just for children ages 3 to 7. Reservations required.
146) Climb, swing, and slide at Kinsmen Playground, a fully fenced playground with equipment for all ages.
147) Order gourmet ice cream, a float, or candy at Gems & Stems at Eastside, then sip a specialty espresso while you browse the floral studio.
148) Stop by the Oliver & District Museum to see exhibits and artifact collections from the area.
149) Spend time at the family-friendly District Wine Village, where 16 artisan producers offer tastings and seasonal events.
150) Watch a movie and enjoy popcorn at the Oliver Theatre.
151) Catch a family-friendly performance at Venables Theatre.
152) Choose a drop-in program from StrongStart, Parent & Tot Gym Time, Public Skating, Story Time at the library and more!
153) Visit Lion’s Park to enjoy one of the many amenities include a playground, skateboard park, and basketball court.
154) Stop at Rotary Park and Beach on Tuc-el-Nuit Lake where the kids can enjoy the playground.
155) Let little ones play and discover at Oliver Tots & Tykes Playground, a safe and fun space created just for ages 2 to 5.
156) Support local and purchase fresh fruit and produce from a local fruit stand or orchard.
157) Explore the Oliver Library with its cozy children’s area, imaginative play spaces, and a wide selection of books and DVDs. Plus drop-in programs like Preschool Story Time, STEAM Saturdays, Builders Club Bingo, and Homeschool STEAM Time may be available.
158) Try disc golf at Oliver Parks & Recreation for an affordable, family-friendly way to get outside and stay active together.
Osoyoos Fall Activities
159) Stop at Orchard Hill Estate Cidery & Fruit Market for fruit, fresh fall produce and small-batch cider made from Okanagan dessert apples.
160) Take a self-guided 1.5 km walk along the elevated boardwalk at the Osoyoos Desert Centre, with hands-on exhibits and a native plant garden along the way.
161) Grab your skates and enjoy public skating, senior & tot skating, and shinny hockey at the Sun Bowl Arena.
162) Browse aisles of toys and more at Osoyoos Home Hardware, where you’ll find everything from kids’ items to unexpected treasures.
163) Rent an e-bike or mountain bike from Double O Bikes and cruise around Osoyoos.
164) Visit four cool playgrounds in Osoyoos – Lions Park, Kinsmen Park, Osoyoos Elementary Playground or Osoyoos Elementary Natural Playground for a playdate.
165) Visit the Nk’Mip Desert Cultural Centre for a self-guided tour.
166) Take a scenic stroll along Osoyoos Beach Walk.
167) Drive up to Anarchist Mountain for panoramic views of Osoyoos.
168) Go bowling at Kobau Lanes Bowling Centre! They offer 5-pin bowling fun.
169) Head down to the Osoyoos Farmers’ Market on Saturdays until October 10, 2026.
170) Learn and explore at the Osoyoos & District Museum and Archives, where old typewriters, saddles, murals, and vintage gadgets are on display downtown. Admission is by donation.
171) Book a guided horseback trail ride with Indian Grove Riding Stables.
172) Walk or bike the Pioneer Walkway in Osoyoos, a lakeside path lined with gardens and benches.
173) Stop by the Osoyoos Library inside the Sonora Centre to enjoy the kids’ area, drop-in Lego Builders Club, and check out their Read & Watch Surprise Bags!
174) Stop for a view of Spotted Lake, northwest of Osoyoos on Highway 3.
175) Explore Canada’s only desert on horseback at Sun Hills Riding Centre.
176) Stop and shop for fresh produce at a local fruit stand.
177) Skate at Osoyoos Skatepark, located by the Sun Bowl Arena, with features for all skill levels and easy access from Highway 97.
Peachland Fall Activities
178) Watch the salmon spawn up close at Hardy Falls Regional Park. Spawning starts in early September and goes until the beginning of October.
179) Let the kids burn off energy at Elliot Avenue Park, a small neighbourhood park with a basic playground and open grassy space.
180) Sign up for The Bridge Creative Playtime, a free Friday morning program at the Peachland Community Centre for ages 0 to 6. Pre-registration is required.
181) Fly through the sky at ZipZone Peachland. Not only do you get to enjoy the highest freestyle ziplines in Canada, but you can also enjoy activities such as the Ninja course, DynaClimb climbing wall, and family games.
182) Bring your skateboard, bikes, scooters, and more to Peachland’s Skate Park.
183) Stroll along the Bat House Interpretive Trail, a great educational trail set up by BEEPS.
184) Check out the playground at Turner Park in Peachland where there are plenty of areas to climb and explore.
185) Head to Morrison Park, a quiet hillside spot with shade, monkey bars, a slide, and plenty of room to explore.
186) Try the outdoor instruments at 13th Street Viewpoint Beach, a small lakeside stop with a great view.
187) Stroll the Beach Avenue Waterfront Trail, a scenic 3 km pathway with easy access to the beach.
188) Visit Heritage Park and Playground – featuring swings, a rock climbing wall, and two play structures.
189) Explore the Peachland Museum where you will see a model of the Kettle Valley Railway, historical artifacts, photographs, and more.
190) Walk out on the Ray Kandola Heritage Pier near Rotary Park, Okanagan Lake’s first fully accessible pier, for wide lake views.
191) Explore Lambly Park, which has walking paths, open green space, and public tennis and pickleball courts.
192) Grab a coffee and a pastry at Bliss Bakery, just steps from the waterfront trail and lakefront views.
193) Stop by the Peachland Library to browse books and join free programs like storytime in a welcoming space for families.
194) Pack a picnic and skip rocks at Antlers Beach Regional Park, a quiet lakeside area with clear water, picnic tables, a dock, and washrooms.
195) Try the climbing nets and spinning bowl at Chevallier Park, a smaller playground with open grassy space for active play.
196) Book an Okanagan ATV Tour for a fun family adventure! Kids 5+ can ride as passengers in 2-seater ATVs, while drivers must be 16+.
Penticton Fall Activities
197) Enjoy an up-and-close experience with goats at GottaGoat Farm – check their website to see if you can drop in or if you need to book an appointment.
198) Book the ultimate staycation at the Balcomo Hotel.
199) Stop in and enjoy wines from D’Angelo Estate Winery while young children have fun on the play structure.
200) Scale to new heights and go outdoor rock climbing at Skaha Bluffs.
201) Train your body and mind to climb, jump, and run at Ethos Parkour & Movement. They offer open gym drop-in, classes and camps.
202) Book a ticket for a race at the Penticton Speedway.
203) Stop at one of the many drop-in programs available in Penticton.
204) Visit a family-friendly Penticton Brewery – choose from Cannery Brewing, Tin Whistle Brewing Co., and Barley Mill Brew Pub, BNA Penticton and Abandoned Rail Brewing.
205) Walk through the Penticton-Ikeda Japanese Gardens to view koi fish and enjoy the beautiful gardens.
206) Head to Main Street for the Penticton Farmers’ Market on Saturday mornings from mid-April until the end of October.
207) Bring the family to Roll N’ Stones Fun Centre for laser bowling, blacklight mini-golf, arcade games, billiards, or darts.
208) Browse the shelves at Just 4 Fun and gather your friends to play board games in their kid-friendly space. From classic board and card games to trading cards and Warhammer miniatures, Just 4 Fun has everything to fuel your inner gamer.
209) Bike or walk the KVR Trail from Penticton to Naramata. Keep your eyes peeled for Alice the Dinosaur along the way.
210) Head to Penticton’s BMX Park located on Munson Mountain Road.
211) Take a short walk/hike up Munson Mountain to see the famous PENTICTON sign and for panoramic views of the City.
212) Browse The Book Shop in Penticton for your favourite kids’ novels, books, or magazines.
213) Bring your kids’ bike to the Penticton Cycling Pump Track across from Hillside Winery.
214) Make a splash at the Penticton Community Centre. This swimming facility features a leisure pool with a lazy river and a large whirlpool, spray features, and a waterslide.
215) Visit one of the many parks and playgrounds.
216) Reserve your seat and catch a flick at Landmark Cinemas.
217) Explore the Penticton Museum & Archives and experience hands-on displays and activities for the whole family. Don’t forget to say hi to their in-house snake!
218) Tour the S.S. Sicamous Museum and its Model Railway, now on a reduced fall schedule of select days. Check their website to confirm hours of operation before heading out.
219) Drop in for an indoor play session at Springers Gymnastics or Flip’PEN Gymnastics.
220) Visit the Penticton Public Library to take out a book, magazine, or DVD in the kids’ section. Take part in the family storytime sessions.
221) Enjoy the indoor playground at McDonald’s Penticton, perfect for children to climb, slide, and play to their heart’s content.
222) Walk or bike along the Penticton Channel Parkway. This path connects Okanagan Lake to Skaha Lake and is stroller and pet-friendly.
223) Book an appointment at The Splat Room Penticton and unleash your creativity: paint on the walls, throw or splatter paint on your canvas, and embrace the mess.
224) Enjoy public skating at McLaren Arena.
225) Join Steady Effort Yoga • Wellness • Sound, offering family-friendly aerial classes, open gym play sessions, and unique experiences like sound baths.
226) Head to the Penticton Youth Park, a great skatepark for boarders, bikers, and bladers.
227) Enjoy the Kids Quiet Zone at Cherry Lane Mall, a play area for children 42 inches and under near the food court. Open during mall hours.
228) Shop for retro and new games at Game Cave Video Games & Amusements.
229) Book a headset at Penticton’s Virtual Reality Studio. From ages 6 and up, they tailor virtual reality experiences for each individual.
Salmon Arm Fall Activities
230) Burn off energy indoors at Jungle Mania, a multi-level play zone designed for kids 12 and under, ideal for rainy days or cooler afternoons.
231) Drop by DeMille’s Farm Market in Salmon Arm for fresh local produce, a visit with farm animals, look at antique farm equipment, and tasty snacks from the deli or café.
232) Spend time at Fletcher Park, a family-friendly green space with a playground, picnic tables, and spots to relax between activities.
233) Satisfy your sugar cravings at The Candy Vault.
234) Walk along the Salmon Arm Wharf, the longest curved inland wharf in North America.
235) Try a new board game (or an old favourite) at Sanctuary Games.
236) Knock down some pins at Lakeside Bowling, a 12-lane 5-pin alley that’s perfect for family outings.
237) Bring your skateboard, scooter, or bike to the Salmon Arm Skatepark and spend time practicing jumps and tricks in a well-designed open space.
238) Treat yourself to homemade pie at Shuswap Pie Company with scratch-made sweet and savoury options that are a cozy fall favourite.
239) Pay a visit to Blackburn Park, which features a large playground, wide open fields, and a skatepark for older kids.
240) Try indoor climbing at Gym of Rock.
241) Visit the koi pond at Piccadilly Mall.
242) Circle the path around McGuire Lake Park, where you can enjoy a fountain view, peaceful walking paths, and plenty of spots to relax or picnic.
243) Enjoy the playground at Klahani Park.
244) Picnic by the water at Marine Peace Park, a scenic gathering spot with lake access, green space, and a great view of the nearby wharf.
245) Catch a movie night at Salmar Cinemas offering a mix of family flicks and current blockbusters.
246) Browse local treasures at Westgate Public Market.
247) Flip through the shelves at The Book Nook.
Summerland Fall Activities
248) Visit Granny’s Fruit Stand, Bakery & Café this fall for fresh-picked pumpkins, squash, and other seasonal produce, plus homemade pies, baked goods, and warm espresso drinks to enjoy on a crisp day.
249) Enjoy ice cream, jams, syrups, and more at Summerland Sweets.
250) After your sweet treat, visit B.C.’s highest train trestle located within walking distance.
251) Visit the playground at Julia Street Kinsmen Park for a morning of fun.
252) Visit the Summerland Rotary Sunday Market on Main Street every Sunday from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm until mid-October.
253) Join the Summerland Recreation Centre for some spooky fun, games, swimming and more at the Halloween Haunt Swim.
254) Walk or hike up Giant’s Head Mountain for a view of Summerland and the area.
255) Swing, slide, and run around at Memorial Park!
256) Enjoy the pool, hot tub, or sauna at the Summerland Aquatic & Fitness Centre.
257) Indulge in savoury treats at True Grain Bread.
258) Bring the kids for outdoor play at the newly renovated Peach Orchard Beach Park Playground. Children can enjoy two play structures and a zip line.
259) Grab your skates and go public skating. The Summerland Arena offers Parent & Tot, Public Skate, and Stick & Puck.
260) Visit the Summerland Museum & Archives to view their exhibits and see their model train located upstairs.
261) Bring some snacks and take a self-guided tour of the Summerland Ornamental Gardens. Don’t forget to find their fairy garden park!
262) Explore Kinsmen Park Summerland.
263) Enjoy a coffee or bite to eat at The Beanery Cafe, a local hotspot. They even have a kids’ table with a few toys to keep the kiddos busy.
264) Shop till you drop at the Summerland Thrift Shop. This is one of the best thrift shops in the Okanagan.
265) Stop by the Summerland Library for a cozy kids’ area, teen hangout space, free story times, and plenty of quiet spots to read, study, or explore.
266) Play at the Powell Beach Park playground.
267) Drop in or pre-register for Summerland Drop-In Programs such as library time, skating, swimming, playgroups, and more!
268) Prepare for some epic rides by bringing your wheels to Summerland Skatepark.
269) Book a seat on the Kettle Valley Steam Railway Train.
270) Stop for a treat at Summerland Home Hardware. They have a fantastic selection of goodies.
Vernon Fall Activities
271) Take family fun to the next level at Another World VR in Vernon, where kids 6+ can explore massive virtual worlds and thrilling interactive adventures. They now have a construction play zone and arcade machines.
272) Explore the playground at Girouard Park.
273) Grab your skates and enjoy public skating at a local rink.
274) Explore Davison Orchards Country Village during the Fall. Take a tractor ride into the pumpkin patch, play at their playgrounds, and feed the goats.
275) Climb and Play at DND Playground.
276) Catch a family-friendly movie at Cineplex Galexy Cinemas.
277) Try on a beekeeper suit, play bee-themed games, and explore hands-on displays at Planet Bee Honey Farm and Meadery. Open year-round.
278) Discover and learn at Allan Brooks Nature Centre Interpretive Centre, which is open until October.
279) Pick from hundreds of ready-to-paint pieces at Colour Time Ceramic Studio.
280) Discover and learn through hands-on exhibits at the Okanagan Science Center with interactive fun for all ages.
281) Bike or walk the Okanagan Rail Trail along Kalamalka Lake.
282) Drop-in to The Rock Garden Climbing Centre – over 2000 square foot air-conditioned facility.
283) Bring your A-game to The Boarding House Cafe – families can choose from 200 games to play. Plus they sell mouth-watering bakery treats.
284) Walk the grounds or try to navigate through the corn maze at Historic O’Keefe Ranch. The ranch features heritage buildings, museum exhibitions, farm animals, and many more activities!
285) 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.
286) Stop by Ringo-En Orchards for fresh-picked apples, seasonal produce, and laid-back farm vibes perfect for a fall outing.
287) Register for Family Saturdays and Mini-Artists at the Vernon Public Art Gallery.
288) Make a splash with your family at the leisure pool at the Vernon Aquatic Centre.
289) Explore our list of fantastic drop-in programs and uncover a new activity to enjoy with your kids.
290) Book a lane and bowl with your family at Lincoln Lanes or BNA Brewing Vernon.
291) Choose from 4 different rooms and book an escape room with Beyond Belief Escape Rooms.
292) Stop for a sweet treat at La Carraia Gelateria Cafe.
293) If you are looking to shop, Teeter Totter Toys will delight your kids with over 50,000 items in stock!
294) Join a story time or Lego session at the Vernon Library where kids can read, create, and explore.
295) Purchase in-season produce, fruits, and more at the Vernon Farmers’ Market.
296) Explore the Canadian Wildlife Museum – confirm hours before visiting.
297) Plan a morning of play at Civic Memorial Park.
298) Book a playdate at Jumpstart Inclusive Playground.
299) Play and explore the slides, swings, and climbing features at Lakeview Park’s spacious playground with fun for all ages.
300) Climb and slide through the tunnels at McDonald’s Vernon indoor play place with plenty of fun for kids
301) Dine and game at The Kal Eatery, where kids can play arcade games while waiting for their meal.
302) Bring scooters or skateboards to the Kalamalka Rotary Skateboard Park or the Coldstream Skatepark for a fun session on the ramps and rails.
West Kelowna Fall Activities
303) Visit Paynter’s Fruit Market for fresh fall produce, u-pick fruit, and farm tours that show how your food is grown right on site.
304) Discover children’s drop-in programs in West Kelowna such as StrongStart, Youth Open Gym, and more!
305) Explore over 5,500 sq. ft. of excitement at Wild Kidz Indoor Play Centre, featuring a bouncy house, inflatable slides, a 4-level play structure, and a padded toddler area with a slide, ball pit, and interactive toys.
306) Enjoy outdoor play at Julia’s Junction, West Kelowna’s first fully accessible and inclusive playground located adjacent to the splash park.
307) Visit Griffin Farms for fall fruit and fresh veggies, with U-pick apples and pears available while in season, plus a great selection of produce like tomatoes, corn, and peppers.
308) Stop by a local fruit stand, orchard, or U-pick for fresh fruits and vegetables.
309) Bring the kids for Fun Space Kids Play Party for hours of fun. From the giant play structure, to the ball pit, interactive trampoline and LEGO blocks, the kids won’t want to leave.
310) Stop by Kings Garden Family Orchard for hand-picked, locally grown fruit.
311) Learn about nuts, let the kids play on the playground, have a picnic, or walk the trails at Gellatly Heritage Nut Farm.
312) Teach your family about seasonal fruits and vegetables while touring Westside’s Farm Loop.
313) Bring lunch or a picnic to a local park or playground.
314) For all Halloween fun, check out Haunted House at the Museum, Halloween DJ Skate, and Spooky Swamp Swim presented by the City of West Kelowna.
315) Bring your skateboards, roller skates, bikes, and scooters to the West Kelowna Skatepark, located next to Johnson Bentley Memorial Aquatic Centre.
316) Borrow books, movies, and more at the West Kelowna Library or drop in for family storytime.
317) 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.
318) Drop in for Dome Play Day at the Multi-Sport Centre on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursday mornings from September 15 to December 17, 2026.
319) Make a splash at Johnson Bentley Memorial Aquatic Centre or play outside at the playground.
320) Stop for a frozen yogurt treat at Sonic Wash Express. Choose from a large selection of flavours and add your toppings.
321) Skate, ride, and play at Westbank First Nation Multi-Use Park, featuring a concrete skate bowl, pump track, and fenced sports court for all kinds of active fun.
322) Visit McDonald’s West Kelowna on Gellatly Road where little ones can enjoy the indoor PlayPlace with slides while parents relax nearby.
323) Catch a movie at Landmark Cinemas Xtreme.
324) Play board games, card games, and tabletop favourites together at Orchard City Games.
325) Enjoy public or family skating at Jim Lind Arena or Royal LePage Place.
326) Go bowling at Whiski Jacks Pins and Pints.
327) Ignite your creativity at the Westside Learning Lab. Here you can explore 3D printing, Cricut crafting, and multimedia tools with the help of certified tech assistants.
Fall Activities A Little Further Away
328) Discover the magic of the Enchanted Forest in Revelstoke – great kids and family activities. Their last day of the season is October 12, 2026
329) Spend the day at the BC Wildlife Park in Kamloops.
