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Kelowna Karting Entertainment Centre
Kelowna Karting Entertainment Centre is packed with thrilling activities for all ages! Race around the indoor go-kart track, step into a fully immersive Zero Latency VR adventure, or challenge your aim with interactive axe throwing. No matter your thrill level, there’s something for everyone to enjoy!
200 Campion Street, Kelowna
(250) 470-0776
Ages 7+
Birthday Parties
Food & Drinks
Another World VR
Another World VR is an immersive virtual reality arena in 4100 square feet of high-tech fun for ages 6 and up, where guests can explore fantasy worlds, battle zombies, and enjoy interactive games. Perfect for birthday parties—with private arena rentals and a lounge for cake time—it also hosts corporate events, team-building, and grad celebrations with customizable group packages.
3307 32nd Avenue, Vernon
(236) 822-0540
6+
Birthday Parties
Virtual Rcades Indoor VR Theme Park & Arcade
Virtual Rcades Indoor VR Theme Park and Arcade in Kelowna is a must-visit for anyone looking for an extraordinary virtual reality experience. As North America’s first Motion Simulated Virtual Reality Arcade, Virtual Rcades offers a 4,000 sq. ft. oasis equipped with the latest in Motion Simulation equipment. Purchase a 60-Minute All-Access Pass to enjoy the more than 30 Motion Simulators available. This includes virtually driving a race car and experiencing the G-Force inside the cockpit. They also offer birthday party packages.
1698 Findlay Road, Kelowna
(778) 753-6747
Birthday Parties
Okanagan Science Centre
The Okanagan Science Centre is a fun, hands-on place where kids can explore science, technology, and space. With two levels of interactive exhibits, there's always something new to discover. Highlights include the AI Playground & Robotics Lab, where kids can experiment with artificial intelligence and robotics, and the Astronomy and Planetarium area, perfect for curious minds who love space. Rotating exhibits and live demonstrations keep each visit fresh and exciting.
2704 Highway 6, Vernon
(250) 545-3644
Birthday Parties
S.S. Sicamous Marine Heritage Society
The S.S. Sicamous in Penticton is a beautifully restored 1914 paddlewheeler turned museum, offering a hands-on journey through Okanagan history. Families can explore the ship’s decks, captain’s quarters, and interactive exhibits—plus, don’t miss the detailed model train display, a hit with kids and train enthusiasts alike. Located right on Okanagan Lake, it’s steps away from the beach, ice cream, restaurants and scenic walks. With birthday party options and nearby historic vessels to check out, it’s a must-visit for families exploring Penticton.
1099 Lakeshore Drive West, Penticton
(250) 492-0403
info@sssicamous.ca
May-September
Birthday Parties
Summerland Library | ORL Branch
The Summerland Library is a bright, family-friendly spot with free Wi-Fi, cozy reading areas, a fun kids' section, and a dedicated teen zone. It’s a great place to read, play, study, or just unwind.
9533 Main Street, Summerland
(250) 494-5591
Free Parking
McDonald’s Penticton
Children can enjoy the separate play area at McDonald’s Penticton. Here there is a play structure, a few screens with games, and tables to sit and enjoy your food.
1804 Main Street, Penticton
Free Parking
Food & Drinks
McDonald’s West Kelowna
The McDonald’s West Kelowna on Gellatly Road is a convenient and kid-friendly stop, especially for families on the go. It features an indoor PlayPlace with two small slides built right into the structure—perfect for younger kids to burn off some energy. There’s ample seating just outside the play zone, so parents can relax, sip a coffee, and keep an eye on the action while little ones play and snack.
3605 Gellatly Road, Westbank
Free Parking
Food & Drinks
Penticton Museum & Archives
The Penticton Museum & Archives is a family-friendly spot packed with interactive exhibits and hands-on fun. Kids will love the Hands-On Heritage Lab, where they can build earthquake-proof towers, watch a model steam engine, and explore an augmented reality sandbox. Pick up a scavenger hunt at the front desk to turn your visit into a playful adventure, and don’t forget to meet the museum’s resident snake! Located in the same building as the Penticton Public Library, it’s a great way to spend a morning or afternoon. Open Tuesday to Saturday, with entry by donation ($1 suggested for kids, $2 for adults).
785 Main Street, Penticton
(250) 490-2451
Tuesday - Saturday
10 am - 5 pm
Free Parking
Summerland Museum and Archives
The Summerland Museum and Archives is a family-friendly spot where you can explore the town’s history at your own pace. Admission is by donation, and kids love the highlight upstairs, a working model railway they can start with the push of a button, complete with step stools so even the smallest visitors get a great view.
9521 Wharton Street, Summerland
(250) 494-9395
Free Parking
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