Parks & Playgrounds

Springer Park in West Kelowna has a classic orange and blue play structure with a curved slide, climbing wall, monkey bars, and a separate saucer swing. The play area is fully fenced, with picnic tables, benches, and grassy space surrounding it.

Devon Park in West Kelowna features a single climbing structure with a saucer swing in the middle, surrounded by a wood chip play area on a grassy lot. Street parking, a few benches, and trees around the perimeter. Best suited for kids who like climbing nets and dome structures over traditional playground equipment.

Johnson Bentley Memorial Aquatic Centre Playground in West Kelowna has two play structures, a smaller one with a slide and musical play elements for little ones and a bigger structure with climbing, monkey bars, and a slide for older kids. There's also a saucer swing and a stand-up spinner. Open grassy space and a skateboard park are nearby.

Peach Orchard Beach Park sits on Okanagan Lake with the Summerland Millennium Spray Park and Peach Orchard Beach Playground side by side. Renovated in early 2026, the playground has a treehouse structure for ages 5 to 12, a smaller structure for ages 2 to 12, musical instruments, sensory panels, climbers, slides, and balance equipment. The zipline is the highlight, with kids lining up for a turn. The park also has a sandy beach, picnic tables, a boat launch, washrooms, a volleyball court, and a grassy area.

Cedar Ridge Park is a hidden gem in Lumby with a fun forest-themed playground. Kids get a big play structure with two slides, a rock wall, climbing panels, and monkey bars, plus a sweet little "Kids Only" playhouse with a working clock inside. There's also a swing set with a baby swing and a moose spring rocker for the littles. Surrounded by tall cedar trees and mountain views. No dogs allowed.

Tucked into a quiet Lumby neighbourhood off Saddleview Avenue, George Fisher Memorial Park's playground was renovated in 2025 and features a new play structure, multiple slides, and a small basketball court.

Lumby Bike Park is a fun, all-ages outdoor space located just off Highway 6, where kids and families can ride, play, and practice their biking skills. With a pump track, skill areas, and a small playground, it’s a great stop along the Salmon Trail.

Oval Park in Lumby features a sandy playground with swings, slides, and climbing structures, along with smaller equipment for toddlers. Older kids can make use of the adjacent skate park and sand volleyball court. A spray park and seasonal swimming pool are located nearby. The park also offers shaded areas, open green space, and on-site restrooms.

Strathcona Beach Park in Kelowna sits right on Okanagan Lake, making it a great spot for families who want a playground and beach access in one place. The playground features a tall climbing tower with a spiral tube slide, a climbing structure, an accessible carousel, and a sensory play centre with interactive panels, all set on rubber surfacing. With washrooms on site and a paid parking lot nearby, it's an easy park to settle into for the afternoon.

Christie Memorial Park features beach volleyball courts, picnic tables, benches, seasonal public washrooms, change rooms and of over an acre of beach. The park includes a designated enclosed beach area where dogs can safely play and swim.