Our Okanagan Spring Family Bucket List includes over 220 activities, events, and things to do. From outdoor adventures to indoor play, there’s no shortage of things to do in the Okanagan this spring.
*Please confirm hours of operation with each business before visiting.
Armstrong
1) Shop local at Sea Star Kids Boutique for preloved children’s clothing, shoes, and maternity wear.
2) Go for a drop-in swim at the Armstrong Pool starting in May – check the Armstrong Recreation Leisure Guide for more details.
3) Stop by Wild Oak Cafe or PV Blvd Coffee for a coffee or a tasty bite to eat.
4) Explore Log Barn 1912, where you can feed the goats, take pictures with dinosaur statues, and indulge in bakery treats and candy!
5) Enjoy Drop-In Public Ice Skating before the season ends on April 6, 2025.
6) Explore the Armstrong Library—borrow books, join Family Story Time, and stay and play!
7) Enjoy roller skating at Hassen Arena. Fridays (7-9 PM, until May 30) & Sundays (1-3 PM, until April 27). $10 per person, skate rentals available. Cancellation April 11 and May 23, 2025.
8) Stay active with indoor walking at Hassen Arena (Mon/Wed/Fri, 7:30-9:30 AM). Check the schedule online for cancellations before visiting.
9) Let the kids burn off some energy at Memorial Park Playground or check out the newly upgraded Armstrong Lion’s Park.
10) Head to Armstrong’s Skatepark with a skateboard or scooter in tow and try some new tricks.
11) Visit Armstrong Farmers’ Market to discover fresh produce and local crafts, starting April 26, 2025.
12) Discover children’s drop-in programs such as StrongStart, Recharge & Reconnect, Family Floor Time, Mother Goose, and more!
13) Swing by Village Dairy for a deliciously cheesy grilled sandwich or indulge in real fruit ice cream.
Enderby
14) Visit Barnes Park where you will find the skateboard park, outdoor gym, playground, and picnic area.
15) Register for swimming lessons at the Enderby Outdoor Pool.
16) Shop from downtown merchants and support small businesses at the Enderby Farmers’ Market on Fridays starting April 25, 2025.
17) Discover books, resources, and community programs at the Enderby Library.
18) Learn about the salmon and schedule a visit to the Kingfisher Interpretive Centre, starting mid-April.
19) Shop for stylish, high-quality clothing and unique gifts for little ones at Roots and Rascals Children’s Boutique.
Kaleden
20) Spend a morning or afternoon exploring Linden Gardens, where you can wander scenic paths, meet friendly farm animals, and enjoy a scavenger hunt with the kids! Reopens for the season May 1, 2025.
21) Explore the grounds of Kaleden’s Hotel Park and take a picture alongside the abandoned hotel.
22) After exploring Hotel Park, walk or bike the KVR trail which connects Penticton to Okanagan Falls.
23) Book a one-hour pony and farm tour at Sagebrush Stables, where families can meet and interact with horses, ponies, chickens, ducks, and goats in a fun, all-ages animal farm experience.
24) Enjoy the fenced-in kids’ playground at Pioneer Park, which provides breathtaking views of Skaha Lake, while surrounded by walking paths and grassy areas.
25) Book an alpaca experience at Folie Flower Farm to feed and take a short walk with these friendly animals!
Kelowna
26) Journey into the world of aviation at KF Centre for Excellence – open Tuesdays to Saturdays. Check hours before visiting as they may close for a private event.
27) Discover your go-to indoor entertainment hub at Simplex Sportszone, featuring over 400 courses including Trackman Golf and Mini-Golf, plus Multi-Sport Studios where you can play everything from hockey to zombie dodgeball.
28) Visit a park or playground to burn off some energy. Some of our favourites are Quilchena and Ben Lee Park.
29) Feel the excitement of indoor go-kart racing at Kelowna Karting Entertainment Centre. Try your hand at interactive axe throwing or dive into the immersive world of their Zero Latency VR free-roam arena.
30) Stop by KLO Farm Market to see goats, pigs, and ducks, shop for fresh produce, savor 12 delicious ice cream flavors, and enjoy a meal from the El Taco Loco food truck. They reopen in May 2025
31) Climb to new heights at Beyond the Crux, Kelowna’s first indoor climbing gym, featuring bouldering, top-rope, and lead climbing for all skill levels, plus courses for extra guidance.
32) Visit Don-O-Ray Farm Adventure where families can enjoy a close-up experience with farm animals. You can feed the animals at their petting zoo, run through their maze, shoot targets in archery, and get a free airbrush tattoo. Season Starts May 16, 2025.
33) Tour Arlo’s Honey Farm from May to Labour Day and discover the fascinating world of bees. Explore the Bee Educated Centre with its informative displays and hive exhibits, then safely observe the bees or get a closer look on the extended tour.
34) Experience cutting-edge entertainment at Virtual Rcades in Kelowna, North America’s first Motion Simulated Virtual Reality Arcade, with a 4,000 sq. ft. space filled with over 30 Motion Simulators.
35) Drop in for family story times at the Kelowna Regional Library or Parkinson Recreation Centre.
36) Visit a kid-friendly winery, brewery, or cidery.
37) Join the Kelowna Art Gallery for Family Sundays, where you and your family can join Gallery staff to take part in an enjoyable and exciting art activity based on one of their current exhibitions.
38) Figure out the clues and try to escape before time runs out at Exit Kelowna.
39) Jump around at Airhouse Kelowna!
40) Swing into action and enjoy a round of mini-golf or challenge your family to an arcade game at Scandia Golf & Games.
41) Reach new heights with an indoor rock climbing adventure at Gneiss Climbing.
42) Battle it out in indoor laser tag and enjoy a variety of arcade games at Planet Lazer.
43) Climb up Knox Mountain to enjoy a stunning view of Okanagan Lake and Kelowna.
44) Drop in at Work of Art Pottery Studio where you can choose a bisque piece to paint.
45) Challenge yourself at Xperience Games with exciting escape rooms and an extensive selection of VR games.
46) Enjoy a self-guided tour at Meadow Vista Honey Wines, where you can explore the farm and learn about bees from educational signs. Kids can join the adventure with activity sheets—ask the staff for a sheet and pen, and they’ll earn a prize upon completion!
47) Lace up your shoes and go bowling at Okanagan Bowling Club, McCurdy Bowling, or BNA Brewing Co. & Eatery.
48) Discover low ropes, kids’ zip lines, Frisbee golf, and other exciting activities at Myra Canyon Adventure Park.
49) Enroll the kids in lessons, classes, or programs at YMCA of Southern Interior BC, or register and enjoy Family Play Time.
50) Discover Play Area in Kelowna, a new indoor playground designed to engage children in a fun and educational play.
51) Visit the Energyplex and enjoy activities such as the kids’ zone energy cube, indoor rock climbing, a toddler area, Ballistix, an arcade, laser tag, and more!
52) Spend the day exploring Kangaroo Creek Farm where you will meet kangaroos, wallabies, sugar gliders, emus, parrots, snakes, goats, chickens, and more!
53) Make a splash at H2O Adventure & Fitness Centre with swim lessons, drop-in programs, and fun activities for kids!
54) Purchase fresh produce or crafts at the Kelowna Farmers’ and Crafters’ Market. Open April, 2025, every Wednesday and Saturday from 8 am to 1 pm.
55) Take a self-guided tour with interpretive displays of Father Pandosy’s Mission – Open 7 days a week from March 1 to October 31.
56) Grab an ice cream at one of the many ice cream shops in Kelowna.
57) Visit Mission Creek Regional Park and explore pathways, bridges, and the kids’ playground.
58) View our list of Kelowna drop-in programs.
59) Book lessons or a cage rental at the Yardhouse Baseball – Kelowna’s only indoor baseball and softball training facility.
60) Relax and take a stroll through the Kasugai Japanese Gardens to see koi fish now open daily.
61) Follow the trail at Mill Creek Regional Park where you can enjoy views of the waterfalls.
62) Plan a visit to the Kelowna Museums! They offer various activities and programs throughout the year.
63) Take part in story time or borrow a book at Okanagan Regional Library. They have a branch in Kelowna, Rutland, and Mission.
64) Pick from over 800 board games for a fun-filled family night at Twice the Dice Board Game Cafe.
65) Catch a kid-friendly flick at one of many movie theatres in Kelowna.
66) Tackle the 18-hole championship mini golf course at the Kelowna Driving Range.
Keremeos
67) Plan a visit to The Grist Mill to explore a working 1877 waterwheel-powered flour mill. Tour the gardens or participate in regular workshops, performances, and other events.
68) Rent discs from the Recreation Centre and play the free disc golf course in Pine Park.
69) Visit Lower Similkameen Early Years Facebook Page for programs that support families, parents, and caregivers with young children.
70) Climb to new heights on the indoor climbing wall at the Similkameen Recreation Centre.
71) Visit the Keremeos Regional Library to borrow a book or join their Story Time.
72) Book exclusive use of bowling lanes and the game area at the Similkameen Recreation Centre Bowling Alley.
Lake Country
73) Bring the kids to climb, jump, and play at Oyama Zipline Adventure Park.
74) Explore Gatzke Orchard’s bustling farm market, bakery, and ice cream parlor, offering a delightful array of fruit, produce, pies, and treats. Open May Long Weekend.
75) Experience family fun activities at Folktake Cider, featuring kids’ attractions such as the Jumbo Jumper and a mini zipline.
76) Bring the kids to Rose Hill Orchard offering U-Pick fruit, snacks and ice cream. Visit farm animals, enjoy games and a scenic picnic area.
77) Rent an electric bike from Pedego Oyama and e-pedal along Wood Lake or the Okanagan Rail Trail (pre-booking recommended).
78) Bring your skateboard, bikes, scooters, and more to Lake Country Skatepark.
79) Bring out your creative side at the Lake Country Art Gallery. They offer classes and workshops.
80) Join in on fun programs such as Story Time and Lego Club at the Lake Country Regional Library.
81) Visit one of the many parks and playgrounds in the area.
82) Enjoy the Open Gym Family Drop-In Program on Sundays from 9:30 to 11:30 AM at the GESS Community Gym. April 1 to June 15, 2025 (subject to change).
Lumby
83) Join the Parent & Tots Drop-In on Thursdays from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm at the Whitevalley Community Centre. For families with children ages birth to 6 years.
84) Bring your skateboards, roller skates, bikes, or scooters to the Lumby Skatepark.
85) Explore family fun at the Lumby Regional Library this Spring with their Junior Writing Club, maker technology, junior S.T.E.A.M. classes, family storytimes, and stay and play.
86) Stop for a coffee at Jitter Beans Coffee and the kids can stay and play.
Naramata
87) Explore the playground at Manitou Park and Beach. The playground is surrounded by a large grassy area and there are picnic tables and washrooms available to the public.
88) Take a hike to the stunning Naramata Creek Park Waterfall.
89) 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.
90) Bring your bikes and hit the Naramata Pump Track along Naramata Road.
91) Stop for a sandwich, snack, or ice cream at the Naramata General Store.
Okanagan Falls
92) Bring your family to Vaseux Lake Wildlife Centre and Bird Sanctuary for a short walk. You will see wildlife along the way and arrive at a large lookout tower overlooking Vaseux Lake.
93) Stop and play at the John Bell Playground or Christie Memorial Park (adjacent to one another).
94) Visit Okanagan Falls Regional Library to borrow books and DVDs, explore the puppet show area, or let the kids have fun building with LEGO!
95) Stop for ice cream at Tickleberry’s. They sell 72 flavours of ice cream and their gift shop is packed with the best merchandise and gifts.
Oliver
96) Dive into the excitement of Laser Strike, where next-level laser tag delivers an immersive, action-packed adventure.
97) Stop at Rotary Beach on Tuc-el-Nuit Lake where the kids can have some fun at the playground.
98) Get ready to start your engines at Kartplex Racing. You can rent their racekarts for the 2025 season (weather permitting).
99) Stop for weekly storytime at Gather Bookshop, located at District Wine Village.
100) Explore the Kinsmen Playground and Spraypark which offers a wide range of activities including swings, slides, and climbing structures. Their water park is open from May to September.
101) Visit the Oliver Museum, which houses exhibits and collections of artifacts.
102) Catch a movie at the Oliver Theatre or book a private party and have the theatre to yourself!
103) Bring the kids to Lion’s Park – the park encompasses a playground, skateboard park, and basketball court all in one area.
104) Make a splash at the Oliver Pool which opens to the public starting in the spring.
105) Play your favorites at The Zone, featuring classic video games, pinball, foosball, and more, all paired with budget-friendly gameplay and delicious snacks.
106) Join in on fun programs such as Story Time and Lego Club at the Oliver Regional Library.
107) Visit Gems & Stems at Eastside and choose from treats such as gourmet ice cream, slushies, floats, and candies! Parents can enjoy a specialty espresso while browsing their beautiful floral studio.
108) Sign out equipment from Oliver Recreation and play Disc Golf at Oliver’s new 9-hole course.
Osoyoos
109) Stop and shop for kids’ toys, stop at Home Hardware in Osoyoos – they have everything you can imagine!
110) Take a guided or self-guided tour along a 1.5 km elevated wooden boardwalk at Osoyoos Desert Centre. The Centre features an interpretive building with hands-on exhibits and a native plant demonstration garden. Open in May.
111) Experience an exciting outdoor adventure at Osoyoos Paintball.
112) Visit Scoopsies Treat Shop where they serve a variety of hard ice creams, soft-serve ice cream, cupcakes, and assorted beverages.
113) Visit Kobau Lanes Bowling Centre for 5-pin bowling fun – great for private events, birthday parties, or small group gatherings.
114) Take a self-guided tour of Nk’Mip Desert Cultural Centre. They have two multi-sensory theatres where you can experience the legends of Sen’klip (the Coyote).
115) Have a playdate at Lions Park, Kinsmen Park, Osoyoos Elementary Playground or the Osoyoos Elementary Natural Playground.
116) Drive up Anarchist Mountain for stunning views of Osoyoos and the Okanagan Valley.
117) Visit the Osoyoos Farmers’ Market on Saturdays, May to October, rain or shine at Town Hall Square! All products sold by their vendors are made locally and grown locally.
118) Book horseback riding lessons at Sun Hills Riding Centre or Indian Grove Riding Stables.
119) Stop for a view of the unique and beautiful Spotted Lake. Located northwest of Osoyoos, visitors can view the lake from the highway.
120) Borrow books, movies, and more at the Osoyoos Regional Library. They also offer family storytime and LEGO drop-in.
121) Visit Rattlesnake Canyon Amusement Park and enjoy the many activities available. They reopen in April.
122) Rent a bike from Double O Bikes and cruise around the town of Osoyoos. They rent electric bikes, cruiser bikes, children’s bikes, and more!
Peachland
123) Book an Okanagan ATV Tour. A great family outing for beginners or experts. Children aged 5 and older can ride as passengers in their 2-seaters side by side. Must be 16 or older with a valid driver’s licence to drive.
124) Experience family adventure at ZipZone Peachland, with the “Little Zippers” program allowing kids as young as 4 to zip tandem with a trained guide for both fun and safety. Open April 18, 2025.
125) Make a trip to Hardy Falls Regional Park. Here you will take a short walk along the pathway to stunning views of the waterfalls. Great for all ages – stroller and pet-friendly!
126) Register your child for Camps and Programs through the Boys & Girls Club Okanagan.
127) Swing, slide, and climb at the Heritage Park playground.
128) Explore the Peachland Museum where you will find a model train on the second floor.
129) Bring your skateboard, bikes, scooters, and more to Peachland’s Skatepark.
130) Pre-register for The Bridge Creative Playtime on Friday Mornings at the Peachland Community Centre (Free program for ages 0-6).
131) Visit the Peachland Library for in-person fun, including Preschool Story Time with stories, rhymes, and songs, or unleash creativity with LEGO!
Penticton
132) Explore Just 4 Fun, browse the colorful displays, pick out favorite items, and enjoy a free lollipop! Bring some friends and have fun in the play area, where kids can choose from 500 board games to play for free!
133) Treat the kids to an ice cream treat at Tickleberry’s or Ogo’s, or try VeriBerry Frozen Yogurt – they are all located in Downtown Penticton.
134) Head to the Penticton Riverside Youth Skate Park – a great location for borders, bikers, and bladers to try out some new tricks.
135) Climb to new heights at Hoodoo Adventures indoor rock climbing.
136) Relax at Cannery Brewing’s family-friendly Taproom and Backyard, with shareable snacks (don’t miss the veggie nachos & pretzel bombs!), local drinks, and a welcoming vibe for all ages.
137) Book a ticket for the Penticton Speedway, where they host stock car races, monster trucks, and more! The first event of the season is June 7, 2025.
138) Walk through the Penticton-Ikeda Japanese Gardens to view koi fish, enjoy views of the beautiful gardens and visit the ducks in the neighbouring park.
139) Take a scenic walk along the KVR Trail, where you’ll find Alice the Dinosaur, a stunning stainless steel sculpture.
140) Visit the 100 Block of Main Street on Saturday mornings to purchase from local vendors at the Penticton Farmers’ Market. The first market is in April, 2025.
141) Bring the family to Roll N’ Stones Fun Centre for laser bowling, blacklight mini-golf, arcade games, and billiards.
142) Bike or walk the KVR Trail from Penticton to Naramata or head south to Okanagan Falls.
143) Visit Tin Whistle Brewing Co. in Penticton for a fun, family-friendly outing—kids will love the onsite chalk-friendly train and board games, while parents can enjoy craft beer at B.C.’s first carbon neutral brewery!
144) Bring your bike to the Penticton BMX track on Munson Mountain Road – it’s always open for anyone to ride.
145) Take a short walk/hike up Munson Mountain to see the famous PENTICTON sign and for panoramic views of Okanagan Lake and the City of Penticton.
146) Stop at one of the many drop-in programs available in Penticton – please note that some of these are not available during spring break.
147) Book an appointment to visit the goats at GottaGoat Farm. Time your visit in the spring and you will get to meet all the new ‘kids’!
148) Explore the many playgrounds around Penticton, you may discover a new favourite!
149) Walk or bike along the Penticton Channel Parkway. This path connects Okanagan Lake to Skaha Lake and is stroller and pet-friendly.
150) Book rock climbing and rappelling lessons with Skaha Rock Climbing. Penticton is home to the world-renowned Skaha Bluffs!
151) 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.
152) Check our list of drop-in programs in Penticton for a last-minute activity. (Drop-ins may not be available during spring break).
153) 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!
154) Book a headset at Penticton’s Virtual Reality Studio. From ages 6 and up, they tailor virtual reality experiences for each individual.
155) Visit the Penticton Public Library to take out a book, magazine, or DVD in the kids’ section. Take part in the family storytime sessions.
156) Catch a flick at Landmark Cinemas in Penticton and enjoy the comfort of having a pre-booked seat.
157) Visit Ethos Parkour to practice your parkour skills during their open gym drop-in.
158) Shop for toys, hobby and science supplies, puzzles, and everything fun under the sun at Sirius Science and Nature.
159) Visit LocoLanding Adventure Park for outdoor family fun! They reopen in May.
160) Take a self-guided tour of the S.S. Sicamous and view the huge Model Railway which opens in May 2025 for the season.
161) Work together and figure out how to escape before the clock runs out of time at EXIT Penticton Escape Room.
162) Stop by 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—ask a food court attendant for crayons to use with the coloring pages.
166) Book a time and get messy at The Splat Room Penticton.
164) Enjoy a meal while the kids have fun in the Play Area at McDonald’s.
165) Visit The Book Shop, one of Canada’s largest used bookstores.
Salmon Arm
166) Explore DeMille’s Farm Market in Salmon Arm—pick up fresh produce, say hi to the farm animals, check out antique equipment, or grab a snack.
167) Play at Fletcher Park with a playground, picnic benches, and a fun water and spray park (open seasonally).
168) Let the kids burn off energy at Jungle Mania, an indoor play space perfect for children 12 and under.
169) Indulge your sweet tooth at The Candy Vault, packed with retro candy, fresh fudge, gummies, UK sweets, soda, and nostalgic treats.
170) Take a walk on the longest curved inland wharf in North America. The Salmon Arm Wharf is a great place to get fresh air and take in the beautiful Shuswap Lake.
171) Immerse yourself in the ultimate gaming experience at The Arc Gaming Center in Salmon Arm—featuring VR, escape rooms, PC and console gaming, a pool table, and more, all inside Centenoka Park Mall.
172) Knock down some pins at Lakeside Bowling, a full-service 5-pin bowling alley in Salmon Arm with 12 lanes—perfect for fun with friends or family.
173) Unwind at Sanctuary Games, a board game café where you can play from a huge selection of games and enjoy bubble tea, milkshakes, and tasty snacks with the whole family.
Summerland
174) Let the kids swing, slide and run around at Memorial Park – one of our favourite parks in Summerland!
175) Walk or hike up Giant’s Head Mountain for a view of Summerland and the area.
176) Visit Summerland Sweets and enjoy ice cream, jams, syrups, and more – open year-round except for major holidays.
177) After visiting Summerland Sweets, visit B.C.’s highest train trestle within walking distance. Time your visit right, and you can see the Steam Railway Train passing by.
178) Take a self-guided tour of the Summerland Ornamental Gardens.
179) Tour the Summerland Museum & Archives to view their current exhibits. At the end of your tour, head upstairs to view their model train.
180) Book a seat on the Kettle Valley Steam Railway Train. Their spring schedule starts May 17, 2025.
181) Plan a visit to Nixdorf Classic Car Museum to view over 70 classic vehicles – open to the general public on weekends and holidays.
182) Visit Julia Street Kinsmen Playground featuring train themed equipment..
183) Bring the kids to Peach Orchard Beach Playground. located on Okanagan Lake this playground is surrounded by a large grassy area to run around.
184) Bring your wheels to the Summerland Skatepark located on the corner of Summerland’s Secondary School field.
185) Visit the Summerland Aquatic Centre and enjoy public swimming with your family.
186) Enjoy a coffee or bite to eat at The Beanery Cafe, a local hotspot. Children can hang out and play with toys at the kids’ table.
187) Shop until you drop at the Summerland Thrift Shop.
188) Visit Gigi’s Gourmet Gyros and Gelato for a bite to eat or a sweet treat.
189) Visit the Summerland Library to borrow books and enjoy engaging programs like Preschool Story Time, Rhyme Time, Dungeons and Dragons, and special events like themed escape rooms for kids and teens.
190) Unwind with a glass of wine at Ve Oh Lay Acres, the perfect place to bring the family and enjoy breathtaking views. Let the kids stay entertained with board games, Giant Jenga, and Trouble on the lawn, plus freezies and complimentary juice boxes! Open May 17, 2025.
191) Explore Summerland’s drop-in programs, offering activities like StrongStart, swimming, playgroups, and more for all ages.
192) Engage in an educational and interactive experience with your family at the Summerland Trout Hatchery and Visitor Centre. Open Tuesday and Thursday from 10:30 am-2:00 pm (confirm they are open before visiting).
Vernon
193) Drop into The Rock Garden Climbing Centre, an all-ages, all-ability climbing gym.
194) Stop and shop at Vernon Teach & Learn, which, besides being packed with amazing toys, also serves up some yummy ice cream at Lollipop Lane.
195) Bring your A-game to The Boarding House Cafe – families can choose from 200 games to play. Plus they sell mouth-watering bakery treats.
196) Explore our curated list of fantastic drop-in programs and uncover a new favorite spot! However, please be aware that some programs are not available during spring break.
197) Register for a children’s class, camp, or workshop at the Vernon Community Arts Centre.
198) Feed the animals, explore the playgrounds, and shop for farm-fresh food at Davison Orchards! They open for the season in May 2025.
199) Catch a flick at Cineplex Galaxy Cinemas.
200) Visit Planet Bee Honey Farm to watch live honey bees at work in their indoor glass observatory hives. Children can go through informational posts and quick facts while playing in their kids’ corner.
201) Bring the family to the Vernon Aquatic Centre where kids can splash around in their indoor pool.
202) Sign up for a session at the Vernon Public Art Gallery, where you can engage in art education such as Mini Artists, Family Saturdays, or explore an exhibit.
203) Tour the Okanagan Science Center and enjoy fun, interactive science displays.
204) Plan a visit to Historic O’Keefe Ranch where you can tour heritage buildings, visit their farm animals, and more! Open Wednesdays to Sundays starting Mother’s Day Weekend.
205) Enjoy quality family time while bowling at Lincoln Lanes or BNA Brewing Vernon.
206) Bike/walk the Okanagan Rail Trail along Kalamalka Lake.
207) Rent a bike from KalaVida Surf Shop and cruise along the Okanagan Rail Trail.
208) Stop for a sweet treat at La Carraia Gelateria Cafe.
209) Visit the Vernon Regional Library to take out a book, magazine, or DVD. Drop in their weekly storytime programs throughout the spring.
210) Stop and shop at Teeter Totter Toys, their toy selection is sure to impress!
211) Choose from 4 different rooms and book an escape room with Beyond Belief Escape Rooms.
212) Discover and learn at Allan Brooks Nature Centre Interpretive Centre. Take a guided or self-guided tour and play at their nature playscape, which opens on April 19, 2025.
West Kelowna
213) Explore the market or grab an ice cream at Paynters Fruit Market. They are open May to November.
214) Borrow books, movies, and more at the Westbank Library or drop in for family storytime.
215) Explore 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 zone with a slide, ball pit, and interactive toys.
216) Bring your skateboards, roller skates, bikes, and scooters to the West Kelowna Skatepark located next to Johnson Bentley Memorial Aquatic Centre.
217) Walk the grounds at Gellatly Heritage Nut Farm, have a picnic, and let the kids play on their lakefront playground. Open from dawn to dusk.
218) Discover children’s drop-in programs available such as StrongStart, Dome Play Day, Youth Open Gym, and more!
219) Pack lunch or snacks and visit a local park or playground. Some favourites are Julia’s Junction (below) and Johnson Bentley Memorial Playground.
220) Explore Off the Grid Organic Winery, where parents can enjoy a wine tasting while the kids visit the goats, bunnies, and sheep. They are open Fridays and Saturdays in March/April.
221) Indulge in frozen yogurt at Sonic Wash Express! Choose from a range of delicious flavors and top it off with your favorite toppings.
222) Make a splash at Johnson Bentley Memorial Aquatic Centre or play outside on the playground.
223) 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.
224) Visit Fun Space Kids, West Kelowna’s newest indoor play centre.
225) Go bowling at Whiski Jack’s Pins and Pints. They offer 5 and 10-pin bowling.
