Parks & Playgrounds

Memorial Park Keremeos is a great spot for families with young kids. The playground is built for children 12 and under, with fun features like slides, tunnels, swings, and a bright purple crawl tube. Right beside the play area, there's a splash pad and a community pool—perfect for hot summer days. Shaded picnic tables and a covered pavilion make it easy to relax while the kids play.

The renovated playground at Memorial Park Summerland is an exciting space for children to explore and play. It features a massive 8-foot-wide slide, a spinning sphere, and a tall rope spinner, offering a mix of thrilling and interactive play. The playground also includes slides, climbing structures, and various play elements that encourage both physical activity and creativity.

nixʷinaʔ Park (formerly Pocket Park) in Keremeos is a small, welcoming green space featuring picnic tables, benches, and a large yellow shade canopy. With a colorful mural backdrop and community bulletin board, it's a place to rest in the downtown area.

Okanagan Centre Park is a fun, family-friendly spot nestled next to the Lake Country Museum with easy access to Okanagan Lake just across the street. The playground features a wood chip surface with two slides, a spring rider, climbing structure, bucket swing, and traditional swing. There's also a large grassy area for running and playing, picnic tables for snack breaks, and accessible washrooms on site.

Located just steps from downtown Penticton, Okanagan Lake Park is a 4+ acre waterfront space along Okanagan Lake, offering a small sandy beach, picnic areas, a fenced off-leash dog beach, and access to nearby attractions.

Oliver Community Park is a 28-acre recreational hub featuring multi-use sports fields, tennis and pickleball courts, an outdoor pool and hot tub, a disc golf course, a fully fenced tot playground, and an accessible paved pathway that links all amenities. Additional highlights include an outdoor stage for events, a community hall for gatherings, an arena for skating and sports, plus washrooms, ample parking, and shaded picnic areas.

Tucked inside Oliver Community Park, the Oliver Tots & Tykes Playground is a bright, welcoming space thoughtfully designed for children ages 2 to 5 and those who are neurodivergent. This fully fenced, inclusive playground features toddler-sized equipment like low slides, gentle climbing structures, sensory panels, and adaptive swings—perfect for little ones who benefit from accessible, engaging play. The soft rubberized surface adds an extra layer of safety, and there’s even a fun musical station where kids can explore sound and rhythm. With benches and a picnic table nearby, it’s a great spot for families to enjoy a safe and playful break in the park.

Located behind Osoyoos Elementary School, below the hill, you will find the Osoyoos Elementary Natural Playground. While the address is at the school, you can find this playground located along 89th Street. The playground is built with natural elements and children will love balancing, climbing and playing here.

The Osoyoos Elementary Playground features a bright red design and is packed with fun for kids—climbing walls, swings, slides, and plenty of unique balancing and climbing elements to explore.

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.