Parks & Playgrounds

W.J. Tuey Regional Park is a quiet riverside escape featuring a sandy beach, grassy picnic spots, and a swing set. It’s popular with families and locals looking to cool off, but water safety is essential due to strong currents. A dog-friendly area nearby makes it a good stop for the whole family.

McLeod Park is a quiet neighborhood park in the McLeod subdivision of Spallumcheen, ideal for younger children. The playground features a low plastic climbing structure, bouncy seats, slides, and swings, all set on a soft rubber surface designed for ages 2–12. There’s also a paved basketball court, a picnic table, benches, and a large grassy area that’s mostly fenced for added peace of mind. A few trees provide some shade in the otherwise open field, and parking is available in a small lot off Lockhart Drive at Sydney Crescent.

Rotary Park and Beach Oliver offers a relaxed lakeside experience with a sandy beach, playground, grassy areas, and picnic tables. Families can swim, play, and enjoy a peaceful afternoon in this community park. Washrooms are available, making it an easy spot for a summer outing.