Arrowstone Provincial Park is a wilderness area. No camping or day-use facilities. Hiking, back country camping, nature appreciation, wildlife viewing and photography. Hunting opportunities also exist in the park.

This park protects the southern-most extent of black spruce into the region. No camping or day use facilities available.

No camping or day-use facilities are provided here, however, locally maintained ski trails are present and snowshoeing is a popular winter activity in the park.

Motorized vehicle prohibited area (except aircraft - float plane access is open for private use; commercial airlines require a Park Use Permit .)There is a snowmobile use area in the southern portion of the park.

A small cirque basin containing an attractive lake. Hiking and back country skiing. No camping or day-use facilities are provided.

The area is viewed for the interesting hoodoos formations.

An area of large, undisturbed, floodplain islands in the North Thompson River. No camping or day-use facilities are provided.

Wide diversity of recreational use. No camping or day-use facilities are provided here.

A large wilderness area noted for important wildlife habitat, outstanding backcountry recreation opportunities, and spectacular mountain scenery. No camping or day-use facilities.

Special feature in the park is a small, narrow rock canyon with steep walls, natural tunnels and rock outcrops. No camping or day-use facilities.

Valley floodplain. Large, old red cedars, cottonwoods, red-oiser dogwood, devil's club, oak fern and lady fern. Old growth Douglas-fir and pine grass. A good place for birding. No camping or day-use facilities.

A chain of large and small lakes, potholes and wetlands in a forested setting in the upper Emar Creek watershed, offering small, user-maintained, wilderness campsites, and a circular canoe route with short portages.

A deep meandering channel and islands in the North Thompson River. No camping or day-use facilities. Grizzly bear and moose habitat and has potential for many bird species.

Located on the banks of the Thompson River.Convenient overnight camping spot for travelers on Hwy #1.Destination site for fishermen during peak fishing times. Popular base camp for visitors enjoying guided river rafting.

The mountain top, accessible by road, offers panoramic views of the surrounding mountains, lakes and dry valley environments of the Thompson Valley. No camping or day-use facilities are provided at this park

Interesting grassland\aspen area of high geological diversity. Hiking, wildlife viewing and photography. No camping or day-use facilities.

Access is by foot or horseback. This park contains a small group of medium-sized lakes containing wild trout stocks.

A popular base camp for visitors enjoying boating, fishing, photography and touring historic Hat Creek Ranch and Ashcroft Manor, both nearby. See BC Parks Info.

Sweeping grassland vistas, spectacular cliffs and canyons, cool, dry forests, secret ponds and small lakes await the visitor to the newest grasslands park in the province

• Cosens Bay

• Jade Bay

• Juniper Bay

Cedar Creek Beach is a long narrow pebble beach located along Lakeshore Road. This dog-friendly park is a popular spot and features picnic tables and portable toilets. Parking is very limited. Nudity is not unknown at the Northern end of the park.

This beachfront public park on Okanagan Lake has a long sandy beach, lawn bowling, kids' water park, playground, picnic area, skateboard park, running track, sports field, restaurant, concession and change rooms. Park open year-round; water park open mid-May to mid-September.

Located just south of the city centre, Boyce Gyro Park provides an expansive park with volleyball courts, picnic tables, large playground, washrooms and concession and shallow swimming. A rental shop is located at the south end of the park and offers paddle boats and more. The Mission Shopping Centre and numerous motels are located within minutes from this park.

Beach area, playground, swimming and tennis.

This very popular park has designated swimming areas, change rooms, playground, picnic area and more.

This cozy little beach is located in the Hobson Road neighbourhood. A playground is located on site and a designated swimming area is offered. Picnic tables are available.

Located behind the Kelowna General Hospital on Abbott Street, Strathcona Park has a designated swimming area, picnic tables, playground and offers a large grassy area, shaded by mature oak trees.

Beach area, playground, boat launch, swimming area, trails.

Located in the city centre on Water Street, Waterfront Park is next to The Grand Hotel. A broad boardwalk meanders along the waters edge to the City Park. Perfectly landscaped gardens, statues and plenty of city views. Beach and swimming area available.

Southeast view of Okanagan Lake, close to Westbank facilities

Beautiful views of Okanagan Lake to the north and the south, Natural beach with Ponderosa Pines shading the picnic area. Swimming area. Connected to Hardy Falls trails along Deep Creek.

scenic, picnic area, benches, playground, memorial