Parks & Playgrounds

Kasugai Gardens is a free, family-friendly spot in downtown Kelowna. This hidden gem features koi fish, bridges, and beautiful plants in a peaceful setting.

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.

Kinsmen Athletic Park in West Kelowna is a multi-use space with soccer fields, baseball diamonds, and a fun playground featuring rope climbers, monkey bars, and a slide. The park also offers picnic tables and benches for families.

Kinsmen Park Kelowna is a family-friendly park right on Okanagan Lake. It features a playground, large grassy area, picnic tables, tennis courts, lake access by steps, and seasonal washrooms.

Kinsmen Park in Osoyoos is a family-friendly spot just steps from Rattlesnake Canyon. It features a well-equipped playground with multiple swing types, toddler and big kid structures, a large grassy field, shaded picnic areas, and seasonal washrooms.

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.

Kiwanis Park Playground in Penticton is a family-friendly spot designed for kids ages 5 to 12. The playground features two large play structures equipped with a variety of slides, including straight and spiral designs. Kids can enjoy multiple climbing challenges, from monkey bars and ladders to climbing walls, providing plenty of opportunities to burn off the kids’ energy.

Klahani Park combines recreation and nature with its playground, ball diamonds, tennis and pickleball courts, and off-leash dog park. A covered picnic shelter and easy access to the South Canoe Trail System make it a great launch point for outdoor adventures.

Kopje Regional Park offers a playground, swimming area, and a view of James Grant Island, a protected bird sanctuary. Visitors can enjoy the historic Gibson Heritage House, picnic tables, washrooms, and lake access—though water shoes are recommended for the rocky shoreline.

Lakawanna Park in Penticton offers both a traditional playground and a splash pad, making it an ideal spot for families, especially during warmer months. The playground includes a range of equipment like slides, climbing structures, and swings, suitable for kids of various ages.