Parks & Playgrounds

The Jumpstart Inclusive Playground in Vernon is a fun and accessible play space located in Marshall Field Park. This fully inclusive playground features ramps, sensory play elements, adaptive swings, smooth rubber surfacing and so much more.

Lion's Park in Osoyoos offers a play space by the lake, with a mix of equipment designed for young children to explore. The playground includes a compact climbing structure shaped like a tree, a tower with slides, and monkey bars for more fun play. There’s also a fire truck play structure and a smaller climber styled as an animal for imaginative play.

Shetler Park is a neighborhood gem in West Kelowna with sweeping views of the mountains and lake. A gentle grassy hill leads down to the playground, making it one of those spots that feels a little more special than your average park stop.

Shannon Woods Park in West Kelowna has a fully fenced playground with two connected play structures featuring double green slides, a rope bridge, and log beams to balance on. You'll also find tree stump stepping posts, climbing elements, traditional and bucket swings, spinning seats, monkey bars, and a large sandbox stocked with toy trucks. The surface is wood chip, and there's a parking lot and seasonal portable toilet on site.

Broadview Park is a small neighbourhood playground in West Kelowna with a swing set, a rope climbing dome, and two yellow teeter-totters. There's lots of grass and shade from the surrounding trees.

Summit Park in Kelowna is a redesigned park on Dilworth Mountain, built on top of an expanded water reservoir. The playground is laid out as a circuit of climbing and balance elements that kids can move through without touching the ground. There's also a slide built into the hillside, and up on the reservoir roof you'll find an outdoor ping pong table, painted hopscotch and tic tac toe, and seating areas with views over the valley.

Rose Meadow Park is a small neighbourhood park tucked into a quiet residential area of West Kelowna. The playground has a climbing structure with a slide, and further into the park you'll find a picnic table next to a swing set with one bucket swing and one traditional swing. There's a large grassy area and plenty of shade from the surrounding trees.

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.