Parks & Playgrounds

Naramata's Manitou Park and Beach is a lakeside gem with two playground areas, sandy beach, lots of green space, and a swim dock. Families can enjoy volleyball, benches, and public washrooms. It’s an ideal spot for a day at the beach.

Pritchard Park is a family-friendly sandy beach area. The park includes a playground, volleyball courts, washrooms, dock in the water and grassy areas for picnics. It’s a laid-back spot ideal for a summer day by the lake.

Coral Beach Park is a peaceful lakeside spot for swimming or enjoying a picnic with the family. It features a small playground with swings and a slide. The pebbled beach offers lake views and space to spend time together.

Skaha Lake Park offers everything families need—beaches, playgrounds, splash pad, and lots of space to play and picnic. Highlights include Rotary Play World, Discovery Park, beach slides, and courts for sports like volleyball and basketball. Seasonal washrooms, food stands, and free parking make it an easy day out in Penticton.

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.

Rotary Beach Park in Kelowna is a great waterfront spot for families, featuring a sandy beach, shaded picnic areas, and a playground. Kids can enjoy the designated swim zone or find shade under the mature trees. During the warmer months, the park offers washrooms, food trucks, and water sport rentals.

Sarsons Beach Park is a quiet, lakeside spot with calm water, a sandy beach, and a playground just steps from the shore. Families can enjoy a relaxing swim, picnic under the trees, or play while taking in the lake views. It’s a hidden gem for those looking for a peaceful beach day.

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.

Grindrod Park, just 10 minutes north of Enderby off Highway 97A, is a scenic riverside spot. Located along the shores of Shuswap River, the park features a playground, picnic tables, fire pits, and a gravel parking area. The park offers river access with a sandy beach. While inviting, the river can have strong currents and sudden drop-offs, so water safety is key. Shaded by mature trees, the open grassy areas are great for picnics.

Belvidere Park in Enderby is home to the Visitor Centre and provides convenient access to the Shuswap River for floating or paddling adventures. The park features lots of grassy areas, trees for shade, and plenty of picnic tables. If you're heading into the river, be sure to take caution: currents can be stronger than they appear, and water depth may change suddenly, so close supervision is recommended.