Parks & Playgrounds

Kinsmen Playground and Spray Park in Oliver is a fully fenced, family-friendly park with a fun mix of spray and play features. The spray park includes water rings, ground sprayers, and tipping buckets for kids to enjoy on hot days. Nearby, the shaded playground has swings, slides, climbing structures, and a toddler area with rocking animals. Picnic tables, benches, and on-site public washrooms make it a convenient spot for families to spend the day.

Kinsmen Park in Summerland is a small lakeside playground located on a sharp bend along Lakeshore Drive. It features a steep central slide, teeter-totter, climbing structure, swing set, and a digging station, along with picnic tables and benches. The park also offers direct access to Okanagan Lake and a small beach area. Street parking is available nearby.

Kaleden Hotel Park sits along Skaha Lake and connects to the Kettle Valley Rail Trail. Its standout feature is the historic stone remains of an old hotel, which visitors can view but not enter. The park has a spacious grassy area, a few picnic tables, and beautiful lake views, making it a peaceful spot for a break or some family photos.

Kekuli Bay Park near Vernon features a small playground with two slides, climbing poles, and a mini obstacle course, giving kids a place to climb and play. The playground is surrounded by a large grassy area, with picnic tables nearby and scenic views of Kalamalka Lake in the background.

The playground at Kaleden Elementary Playground offers a variety of swings, slides, and climbing structures suitable for kids of different ages. It's set beside a large open area, giving kids lots of room to run, play, and burn off energy.

John Bell Playground in Okanagan Falls, set within Kenyon Park, has a mix of equipment for younger and older kids. The larger play structure includes tall slides, a climbing wall, monkey bars, and a mini track ride, while a smaller structure with two slides is great for toddlers. Nearby, there are swings (both bucket and traditional), oversized tires, two sand diggers by the beach, and a four-person teeter-totter. The park also has picnic tables, benches, and seasonal washrooms. The OK Falls Spray Park sits right next to the playground, with Christie Memorial Park just down the path.

Heritage Park in Peachland features a playground with slides, swings, and climbing structures, alongside the Heritage Park Splash Pad for summer water play. There are open grassy areas and picnic tables throughout the park. Seasonal public washrooms are located across the street near the Peachland Museum, with shops and restaurants also nearby.

Granby Park is a quiet, fenced neighborhood playground in Penticton that’s perfect for younger kids and not widely known. It features two bucket swings, two traditional swings, spring riders, slides, monkey bars, and climbing elements, all set on a mix of grass and woodchips. There’s partial shade, benches, and a grassy area ideal for picnics. Street parking is available nearby, but note that there are no public washrooms on site.

Elliot Avenue Park is a small neighbourhood park located on a quiet residential street in Peachland. The playground is simple and geared toward younger kids, with a slide, balance steps, and a couple of swings. There’s also a grassy area that’s great for running around or enjoying a casual picnic.

DND Playground in Vernon is a large and well-equipped space featuring multiple slides, tunnels, climbing features, spring riders, swings (including a basket and bucket swing), and a spinner. With a wood chip surface, nearby benches, and centrally located washrooms, it’s a convenient spot for families. Surrounded by fields for soccer, rugby, and more, it’s a great place to pair playtime with outdoor sports.