Parks & Playgrounds

Dale Meadows Playground in Summerland is a great spot for young kids to enjoy some outdoor playtime. Located next to the sports fields, it’s a colourful and fun playground with swings, climbing structures, slides, and spring toys. The equipment sits on soft sand, which adds an extra layer of safety for little ones.

Giant’s Head Mountain Park in Summerland offers a mix of family-friendly and more challenging trails with stunning summit views. You’ll find benches and look out areas along the way. Drive-up access is available seasonally for a shorter walk. At the top, enjoy 360° views, lookout tubes, and a time capsule. Amenities include washrooms, picnic spots, and a bike repair station. Dogs are welcome on leash.

This unique park that offers an assortment of playground equipment including a little play train. 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.

Tucked away on a sharp corner of Lakeshore Drive is Kinsmen Park Summerland. 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 with direct access to Okanagan Lake. Street parking is available near the playground, and recent enhancements have improved access. Please note there is a staircase leading down to the playground, so it’s not stroller accessible.

The newly renovated playground at Memorial Park in Summerland is an exciting space for children to explore and play. It features a massive 8-foot-wide slide, a spinning sphere, and a tall rope spinner, offering a mix of thrilling and interactive play. The playground also includes slides, climbing structures, and various play elements that encourage both physical activity and creativity.

Situated on Okanagan Lake is the popular Peach Orchard Beach Park. Children will love the splash park and playground, located right beside each other. The playground has a sandy surface and features a wooden structure with various climbing and balancing elements, ideal for children to explore. It includes a large slide, hanging rings, and platforms that encourage active play. There is also a nice sandy beach, picnic tables, a boat launch, washrooms, a volleyball court, and a large grassy area.

Powell Beach Park in Trout Creek, Summerland is a great park with a sandy beach, picnic tables, tennis courts, and a baseball diamond. Families will find two playground areas—one with swings and another with a small play structure—plus seasonal washrooms.

The playground at Sun-Oka Beach Provincial Park provides an exciting challenge for kids with its climbing structure featuring hanging rings, rope nets, and a slide. It’s set on a soft wood chip surface, so wearing shoes is recommended.

Turner Street Park is a small, green space located at the corner of Turner Street and Rosedale Avenue in Summerland. While it doesn't feature a playground, the park offers a grassy area, a picnic table, and a bench, making it a spot for a quiet break or a light picnic.