Parks & Playgrounds

Paula Park is a neighbourhood park in West Kelowna with a blue and yellow play structure, a spiral slide, climbing elements, monkey bars, and a small spinner. There's a separate swing set with two standard swings and two bucket swings, plus a small basketball court, a picnic table, and a large grassy area for running around.

Peak Point Park is a small neighbourhood green space in West Kelowna with one play feature: a saucer swing set on pea gravel. The rest of the park is grass shaded by tall trees, with a fenced perimeter and a leash-on entrance.

Rowcliffe Park in Kelowna has an inclusive playground with soft rubber surfacing throughout, which makes the whole space easy to roll across with strollers, walkers, or wheelchairs. The play features include a double swing built for sharing, a large climbing structure, a spinner, outdoor musical instruments, and sensory panels. The park also has a walking path, a large grassy area, a community garden, a dog park, and seasonal washrooms.

With two playgrounds, a spray park, and a skatepark, Blackburn Park is packed with options for active families. You’ll also find sports fields, walking trails, picnic areas, a skatepark, a water spray park, walking trails, an outdoor exercise pod, and public washrooms.

McPherson Park in West Kelowna is a great little spot for families, especially those with school-aged kids. The playground is built for children aged 5 to 12 and is packed with challenging climbing features, rope bridges, monkey bars, and multiple slides — perfect for kids who love to stay active and test their coordination. Note, there is no washroom at this playground.

Anders Park in West Kelowna has a newer playground built, with a red and yellow structure full of ropes, nets, and curved bars to climb through. There are slides, a teeter totter, spring riders, two regular swings, and two bucket swings for younger kids. Beyond the playground you'll find pickleball courts, tennis courts, a sport court for ball hockey or basketball, and a seasonal washroom. It sits right next to the Lakeview Heights Community Hall and Fire Station 32 at 860 Anders Road.

If you're looking for a new playground to check out in Kelowna, Burne Park is worth the trip. The big draw is the giant wooden climbing tower with a stainless steel tube slide that older kids will want to ride over and over. Toddlers have their own spot on the hill slide, and there are plenty of wooden bridges, balance logs, and climbing elements scattered around. Please note there are no dedicated parking stalls. No washrooms are available here.

Sunview Park is a small neighbourhood playground in West Kelowna with two swings, monkey bars, a teeter totter, and a grassy area surrounded by trees.

Jack Seaton Park in Lake Country has a large playground with multiple play structures, slides, climbing elements, monkey bars, and balance features. The park also has softball diamonds, a padel court, walking trails, and a viewpoint overlooking Okanagan Lake. Picnic tables, washrooms, and a designated parking area on site.

South Vernon Park is a neighbourhood park in Vernon with two play structures featuring a tube slide, curved slide, side by side slides, climbing elements, and two traditional swings. There's also a basketball court, grassy area, a bench and picnic table.