Skateparks & Bike Parks

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.

Lumby Skatepark features a variety of concrete elements designed for skateboarders, scooter riders, and BMX riders. The park includes quarter pipes, banks, and transition areas that allow riders to build speed and link together smooth lines. Ledges and rails provide opportunities for grinding and technical tricks, while bowl-style sections and curved ramps create flowing transitions for carving and continuous movement. With open riding space and a mix of features, the skatepark offers options for both beginners learning basic skills and experienced riders practicing new tricks.

The Oliver Small Wheels Skate Park is located in Lion’s Park and features a range of concrete elements for all skill levels, with nearby seasonal washrooms, and free parking available for visitors.

Osoyoos Skatepark is adjacent to the Sun Bowl Arena and easily visible and accessible from Highway 97. This skatepark caters to a variety of skill levels. Its layout includes both street and transition elements.The park features a range of obstacles, including ledges, rails, and more.

The Peachland Skate Park is located in Lambly Park, surrounded by grass and trees with a small bleacher area for spectators. It features a variety of obstacles including a quarterpipe, stairs, rails, hubba ledge, banks, up-gap, hips, and roll-ins. The park is open to skateboards, scooters, bikes, and inline skates, and operates daily from 7:00 am to dusk.

The Penticton BMX Track is a city-owned track open to the public for recreational riding anytime—except during scheduled races or when the track is wet, as use can damage the surface. Maintained by the Penticton BMX Society, the club welcomes riders of all ages and offers a free one-day trial for those wanting to try out organized racing, with events typically held Thursday evenings from April to October. Racing schedule is available on www.pentictonbmx.com or their Facebook page. Any bike is allowed except motorized or throttle e-bikes.

The Penticton Cycling Pump Track is a great spot for kids with some shaded areas, picnic tables, and easy access to the KVR trail—perfect for little riders and both small and larger bikes.

Penticton Youth Park is a standout destination for skateboarding, BMX biking, scootering, and inline skating. Spanning 30,000 square feet, it’s one of the largest modern concrete skateparks in BC, featuring a hybrid design with both street and transition elements. The park also includes stadium lighting, covered spectator seating, full-sized basketball courts, washrooms, and free parking.

The Salmon Arm Skatepark at Blackburn Park is a popular spot for skateboarders, scooter riders, and BMXers of all ages. It features a smooth riding surface with a mix of ramps, rails, banks, and ledges, offering a good variety for practicing tricks and building confidence. With open space and a flow-friendly layout, it’s suitable for both beginners and experienced riders.

The Summerland Skatepark, located next to Summerland Secondary School, is great for skateboarders, BMX riders, and scooter enthusiasts of all skill levels. This 10,000-square-foot park features a deep bowl, ramps, rails, and a variety of street-style elements that offer something for both beginners and experienced riders.