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Thompson Okanagan Parks & Gardens

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North Thompson Oxbows Jensen Island Park
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This 30 ha (74 acre) park was created to protect a U-shaped portion (or Oxbow) of the North Thompson River. The area is an important habitat for various waterfowl as well as beaver and otters. As the area is covered with water for approximately four months a year, there are no facilities offered.
Address: Off Westside Road, 24 km (15 mi) north of Kamloops | Kamloops, BC

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Cathedral Provincial Park
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This 33,000-hectare (82,000 acre) wilderness area in the Okanagan mountain range borders Washington and contains rock formations with names like Stone City, Devil's Woodpile and Smokey the Bear, as well as the turqoise Cathedral Lakes. Watch for mule deer, mountain goat and California bighorn sheep. Camping, hiking trails, picnic area, angling are all popular activities. Cathedral Lakes Lodge is also located here. For information call B.C. Parks in Summerland.
Address: . | Keremeos, BC
Tel: 1 250 494-6500

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Waterfront Park
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Located in the city centre on Water Street, The Waterfront Park is next to The Grand Hotel. Winding along the lakeshore, this park has a broad boardwalk that meanders along the waters edge to the City Park. Perfectly landscaped gardens, statues and plenty of city views await visitors.
Address: 1200 Water Street | Kelowna, BC [ Map ]

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Roche Lake Provincial Park
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Roche Lake Provincial Park contains seven lakes that are known for being good spots to fish for rainbow trout. The park is suitable for a range of other activities including hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, snowmobiling and ice fishing. The park includes three small and basic campsites with pit toilets and picnic tables.
Address: 36 km (23 mi) southeast of Kamloops | Kamloops, BC

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Mabel Lake Provincial Park
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Mabel Lake Provincial Park is worth the 60km (37mi) drive from Vernon with a pristine lake and towering mountains. Off the main road, this park is usually quiet but is complete with many amenities including, but not limited to, camping (with bathrooms and running water), playground, swimming, boat launch, biking and hiking trails. The area teems with wildlife, from birds to deer (and sometimes bears), and offers great rainbow trout fishing.
Address: . | Vernon, BC
Tel: 1 250 494-6500

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Niskonlith Lake Provincial Park
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Enjoy swimming, boating and fishing at this provincial park and lake. Located 8 km (5 mi) northwest of Highway 1 at Chase by gravel road, the park features campsites but facilities are very limited.
Address: . | Chase, BC
Tel: 1 250 955-0861
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Kenyon Park
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This waterfront park features tennis courts, public washrooms and lots of green space.
Address: 8th Ave. | Okanagan Falls, BC [ Map ]

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Castle Rock Hoodoos Provincial Park
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Castle Rock Hoodoos Provincial Park is home to unique hoodoo formations, which attract photographers and nature lovers. Aside from the hoodoos, the park offers no other attractions or facilities.
Address: 75 km northwest of | Kamloops, BC

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The Grist Mill and Gardens
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This area boasts a restored grist mill from the 19th century. There are also 11 campsites with water and electrical hookups. The gardens hosts a number of events throughout the year including a Farmer's Market on Sundays from 9am - 1pm, and a brunch from 10am - 2pm. Admission fees: $7 Adult, $6 Senior, $5 Youth, $3 Child. The summer house is open seven days a week from 9am - 5pm.
Address: 2691 Upper Bench Road | Keremeos, BC | V0X 1N0
Tel: 1 250 499-2888
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Vaseux Lake Provincial Park
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Vaseux Lake Provincial Park is home to a wide range of bird and animal species including trumpeter swans, wood ducks, blue-winged teal, beavers, cottontail rabbits, deer and turtles. Fishing and ice-fishing in Vaseux Lake is very good due to populations of largemouth bass and rainbow trout.
Address: Hwy 97, 25 km (16 mi) south of Penticton | Pentiction, BC
Tel: 1 250 548-0076
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Rotary Park
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Rotary Park is landmarked by the giant peach concession. It is a popular venue for special events including midways, fireworks and sporting events.
Address: Lakeshore Dr. W. | Penticton, BC [ Map ]

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Memorial Park
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Popular with outdoor enthusiasts, Memorial Park features a swimming pool, a skateboard park and a tennis court. There is also a picnic area and war memorial.
Address: . | Armstrong, BC

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Monck Provincial Park
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Monck Provincial Park is set alongside Nicola Lake and plays host to many enjoyable activities. Rustic camping, swimming, water skiing, windsurfing and boating are just some of what visitors can engage in. Special archeological attractions in the park include two First Nations pit house depressions, located in the day use area.
Address: 22 km north of | Merritt, BC
Tel: 1 250 315-0253
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Pennask Lake Provincial Park
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The lake in question at Pennask Lake Provincial Park offers excellent opportunities for fishing. There is a boat launch on the lake but kayakers, canoeists and those on paddleboats should be aware that the lake is very large.
Address: 50 km (31 mi) northwest of Peachland | Peachland, BC

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Emar Lakes Provincial Park
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Emar Lakes Provincial Park is comprised of a chain of large and small lakes, potholes and wetlands, enclosed by alpine forest. The chain of lakes offer excellent opportunities for canoeists and fishers and wilderness camping is permitted within the park.
Address: Hwy 24 | Clearwater, BC

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Fairley Park
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Fairley Park is a nice little grass space on the southwest corner of Quilchena and Cleasby St.
Address: Quilchena and Cleasby St. | Merritt, BC [ Map ]

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Skaha Lake Park
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Walk the beachfront promenade or play a game of beach volleyball at this waterfront park. Visitors can take advantage of picnic tables, ball diamonds and ball courts plus a large sandy beach close by.
Address: Elm Ave. | Penticton, BC [ Map ]

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Kasugai Gardens
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This unique Japanese garden is located north of Queensway behind city hall. Take a stroll or spend an hour or two. The park features a little waterfall, resting spots and statues.
Address: 1435 Water Street | Kelowna, BC | V1Y 1J4 [ Map ]
Tel: 1 250 862-5580

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Sunnybrae Provincial Park
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Sunnybrae Provincial Park is a popular day-use spot, due in large part to the large variety of recreational opportunities available there. Swimming, canoeing, fishing, water-skiing and scuba diving are all possible on Shuswap Lake. This park is day-use only.
Address: 25 km northwest of | Salmon Arm, BC

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Paddlewheel Park
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Paddlewheel Park is a popular destination for families, featuring sand beach, playground, basketball court, sand volleyball, tennis court and a boat launch. There is also a grassy area perfect for picnics. Situated on Okanagan Landing Road and Okanagan Lake.
Address: . | Vernon, BC

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City Park
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This beachfront public park on Okanagan Lake has a long sandy beach, lawn bowling, kids' waterpark, playground, picnic area, skateboard park, running track, sportsfield, restaurant, concession and change rooms. Park open year-round; waterpark open mid-May to mid-September.
Address: 1600 Abbott St. | Kelowna, BC [ Map ]
Tel: 1 250 862-5580

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Ben Lee Park
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Dedicated in 1996 to Mr. Ben Lee for his many years of public service in Kelowna, this park features many amenities including a skatepark, waterpark, playground, jogging trail and more.
Address: 1800 Parkinson Way | Kelowna, BC | V1Y 4P9 [ Map ]
Tel: 1 250 860-3938

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Osoyoos Lake Park
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Set on the shores of Osoyoos Lake, this picturesque park has an excellent beach, picnic tables and campsites.
Address: 45th St. | Osoyoos, BC [ Map ]

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Finn Creek Provincial Park
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Finn Creek is a deep channel off of the North Thompson River. The surrounding park offers excellent opportunities for anglers, as Chinook, coho and bull trout are all found within the nearby waters. The park also offers important grizzly and moose habitat, as well as a variety of bird species.
Address: 70 km northeast of | Clearwater, BC

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Greenstone Mountain Provincial Park
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Greenstone Mountain Provincial Park offers visitors breath-taking scenery, winding hiking trails and nature study opportunities. During the winter, snoeshowing is possible but is dependent on snow levels. No facilities exist in this park.
Address: Greenstone Mountain Forest Service Road | Kamloops, BC

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Bridge Lake Provincial Park
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Popular with campers and day users, this small (96 hectare) park is known for its loveliness. Rainbow and lake trout are the potential rewards to anglers.
Address: South end of | Bridge Lake, BC

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Keremeos Columns Provincial Park
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Named after a group of six basalt columns that formed over 30 million years ago and are fused together to make a steep cliff, Keremeo Columns Provincial Park is located in the Similkameen Valley. The columns are not located in the park but does offer viewpoints. It takes upwards of three hours hiking ot reach the viewpoints. Contact BC Parks for directions (1-866-433-7272).
Address: Off Crowsnest Highway 3, 4 km (2.5 mi) north of Keremeos | Keremeos, BC

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Stemwinder Provincial Park
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The Similkameen River flows through Stemwinder Provincial Park and is an ideal for a quick swim, canoe or kayak on a hot day. The park, which is open all year, offers 27 campsites which can be rented on a first come, first served basis.
Address: In the Similkameen Valley on Hwy 3 | Hedley, BC

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Nickel Plate Provincial Park
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Nickel Plate Provincial Park contains undeveloped wilderness, Nickel Plate Lake and the Nickel Plate Nordic Centre which features 39 km (24 mi) of groomed trails. Popular activities include hiking, fishing, canoeing and kayaking, as well as wilderness camping along the lake's sandy beaches.
Address: 29 km (18 mi) northeast of Hedley | Hedley, BC

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Mission Creek and Regional Park
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This turbulent creek empties into Okanagan Lake, in the Mission region of Kelowna. Intermediate paddlers can enjoy rock and boulder gardens, caves and a canyon while paddling this creek. The Regional Park is 92 hectares (230 acres) of nature reserve and offers a playground, picnic tables, picnic shelter, interpretive programs, hiking trails and The Environmental Education Centre.
Address: 1450 KLO Road | Kelowna, BC | V1W 3Z4 [ Map ]
Tel: 1 250 469-6232
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Wells Gray Provincial Park
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Holiday athletes and wildlife observers now replace the early homesteaders, trappers and prospectors who once used this land. Visit the many volcanoes, waterfalls, mineral springs and glaciers. Hiking for every ability and excellent birding; boating, canoeing and kayaking on the rivers and lakes. Guiding businesses offer horseback riding, river rafting and fishing. Four campgounds. Open year-round; camping May 1-Oct. 31. Check the town of Clearwater for other accommodations near the park.
Address: . | Clearwater, BC [ Map ]
Tel: 1 250 674-2646

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Trapping Creek Discovery Tour
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Self-guided discovery trails demonstrate efforts to restore a rainbow trout habitat, and inform visitors of fish, trees, and the history and future of land use. Allow at least one hour to tour all three trails; guide folders are available at the site. Open Jun.-Oct.
Address: . | Beaverdell, BC
Tel: 1 446-2455

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Oregon Jack Provincial Park
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Established in 1996, Oregon Jack Provincial Park has long been an important area for First Nations use. Historically used for native ceremonies, the park is scattered with rock pictographs and culturally modified trees. When examining the pictographs it is important not to touch them directly, as oils from a human hand can cause the accelerated deterioration of the original colours.
Address: 25 km south of | Cache Creek, BC

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Manitou Park
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This large, well-kept park in Naramata sits right on Okanagan Lake and includes a baseball diamond, playground, picnic tables and a volleyball net.
Address: 4th St. | Naramata, BC [ Map ]

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Sun-Oka Beach Provincial Park
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Open year-round, Sun-Oka Beach Provincial Park boasts an impressive sandy beach that stretches over 0.5 km (0.3 mi). There is a large day-use and picnic area that features a concession stand in the summer. There is a playground onsite as well as paddleboats. Popular activities include swimming, boating and jet-skiing.
Address: Off Hwy 97, 6 km (4 mi) south of Summerland | Summerland, BC

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Mara Lake
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Mara Lake offers anglers a variety of species of fish. Rainbow, Kokanee, Dolly Varden and Lake Trout have all been found here, and waterskiing, boating, swimming, and houseboating are all also permitted. Campsites are also located near the lake.
Address: . | Mara, BC
Tel: 1 250 955-0861
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Sarsons Beach Park
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This cozy little beach is located in the Hobson Road neighbourhood. A playground is located on site and a designated swimming area is offered. Six picnic tables are available.
Address: 4398 Hobson Rd. | Kelowna, BC [ Map ]

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Riverside Park
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Located alongside the Penticton Channel, Riverside Park features a rose garden and offers bumper cars, mini golf and access to the channel. There are also picnic areas and walking trails onsite.
Address: On Riverside Dr between Lakeshore Dr & Eckhardt | Penticton, BC [ Map ]

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North Thompson Islands Provincial Park
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North Thompson Islands Provincial Park consists of floodplain islands within the North Thompson River as well as a forest made up of a variety of tree species including cottonwood, spruce and willow. There are no camping or day-use facilities but fishing for rainbow trout, salmon and Dolly Varden is still popular.
Address: 14 km (8.9 mi) north of Barriere | Barriere, BC

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Blue River Black Spruce Provincial Park
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This conservation area is home to a diverse wetland habitat and rare species of black spruce. There are no day use facilities at this smaller (175 hectare) area, but enthusiasts of nature studies, fishing and canoeing may find the park enjoyable. The park is located along the North Thompson River.
Address: North of | Blue River, BC

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British Columbia Wildlife Park
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Visit Siberian tigers and Grizzly bears, and see how this zoological facility is providing conservation through education. Breeding and release programs help endangered species like the Swift fox and Burrowing owl. Hop on the Wildlife Express miniature train.
Address: 9077 East Dallas Drive | Kamloops, BC [ Map ]
Tel: 1 204 573-3242
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Anstey-Hunakwa Provincial Park
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Anstey-Hunakwa Provincial Park offers visitors a variety of landscapes in a more secluded section of the Shuswap area. Old-growth forests surround two lakes that cannot be reached by road, a rarity for the area. The sandy beaches and flourishing salmon habitat attract recreational enthusiasts while the peaceful setting attracts nature lovers. Wilderness camping is permitted within the park.
Address: . | Seymour Arm, BC

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Dunn Peak Protected Area
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With 19,353 hectares of wilderness, this protected area features splendid scenery and fantastic backcountry recreational opportunities. Alpine areas such as Matterhorn Peak, which reaches an elevation of 2,634 m, are perfect for ski touring. Note there are no day use facilities. The park is located 90 km north of Kamloops, near Little Fort.
Address: Highway 5, 12 km northeast of | Little Fort, BC

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Caligata Lake Provincial Park
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Caligata Lake Provincial Park is located near Raft Mountain, thus inspiring backcountry skiers and hikers. In order to protect the lush vegetation, hikers are asked to stick to the designated trails. No camping or day use facilities exist. Please bring drinking water.
Address: North of | Clearwater, BC

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Rotary Park
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Rotary Park is equipped with everything necessary for a relaxing day at the park. These facilities include a large playground for the children, flower beds, open grass areas, barbecues, washrooms and picnic areas.
Address: Maxwell Ave. | Merritt, BC [ Map ]

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Blue River Pine Provincial Park
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Blue River is a smaller land area, but hosts lovely snow shoeing and fishing opportunities. The beautiful trees are a combination of white pine, Douglas fir and a rare to the area species of lodgepole pine.
Address: . | Blue River, BC

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Eakin Creek Floodplain Provincial Park
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Spread out over an area that covers Eakin Creek's Valley floor, this provincial park covers 126 ha (311.4) and contains a variety of old growth trees. There are no camping or day-use facilities at this park.
Address: 100 km (62 mi) north of Kamloops, off Hwy 25, 15 km (9.3 mi) west of Little Fort | Kamloops, BC

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Cascade Recreation Area
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Cascade Recreation Area is located within the Hozameen Range of the Cascade Mountains. This area has seen minimal development over the years and remains an important habitat for wolverines, grizzlies and mountain beavers. Recreational opportunities include hiking, horseback riding and nature appreciation. Snowmobiling is popular during the winter.
Address: . | Hope, BC [ Map ]

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Harbour Dudgeon Lakes Provincial Park
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Harbour Dudgeon Lakes Provincial Park encompasses 65 ha (160.6 acres) of territory that includes wetlands, forest and a number of lakes. The park is an important habitat for moose and caribou. There are no camping or day-use facilities in the park.
Address: 65 km (40 mi) east of Clearwater, accessed via several km of logging roads | Clearwater, BC

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Elephant Hill Provincial Park
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Some of the driest conditions in British Columbia can be experienced at Elephant Hill Provincial Park. The natural dry grassland area provides shelter for western rattlesnakes, gopher snakes and sharp-tailed grouse, along with coyotes, mule deer and a variety of bird species. No facilities are provided.
Address: 5 km south of | Cache Creek, BC

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Woodhaven Nature Conservancy
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The Woodhaven Nature Conservancy is 21 acres (8.7 hectares) and contains three distinct ecosystems and a historical irrigation flume. The three biogeoclimatic zones are the dry interior zone to the North, the wet interior zone to the West, and an old creek area to the South. Within the creek zone Saskatoon berries, False Solomon's-seal and a thick undergrowth for wildlife seeking shelter can be found. In the wet region are Black Cottonwood, Western Red Cedar, firs, Sarsaparilla and Hooker's Fairybells. In the dry zone there is cactus, Ponderosa Pine, Balsam Root and Penstemon. Open during daylight year round, the conservancy offers interpretive tours for groups.
Address: Raymer Road | Kelowna, BC
Tel: 1 250 868-5232
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Walloper Lake Provincial Park
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Walloper Lake Provincial Park is located just off the Coquihalla Highway, 37 km (23 mi) outside of Kamloops. The lake itself is small but does attract anglers, canoeists and kayakers. The park is day-use only and no overnight camping is permitted.
Address: 37 km south of | Kamloops, BC

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McConnell Lake Provincial Park
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McConnell Lake is located 35 km (22 mi) from Kamloops and offers excellent opportunities to catch rainbow trout. Aside from fishing, visitors can hike the park's primitive trail, canoe or kayak on the lake's surface or photograph the wildlife.
Address: 35 km south of | Kamloops, BC

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Painted Bluffs Provincial Park
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This park gets it name from the distinctive rocks and soils found in the area. These multi-coloured rocks form a muted rainbow of natural colour, witnessed both from the park itself or from viewpoints along Kamloops Lake. No facilities are available at this park.
Address: 34 km west of | Kamloops, BC

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Mount Savona Provincial Park
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Attractions within Mount Savona Provincial Park include hiking, nature study, wildlife viewing and hunting. Those with 4x4 transportation can drive to the summit, where breath-taking views of the dry Thompson River Valley and Kamloops Lake await.
Address: Tunkwa Lake Road | Savona, BC

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Okanagan Lake Provincial Park
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This 98 ha park is extremely popular throughout the year and especially so in summer due to it's location on the western side of Lake Okanagan. Visitors can sunbathe, swim, boat, water-ski and windsurf, and there are two campgrounds in the park but campers should be aware that the park gets very busy during tourist season.
Address: Hwy 97, 11 km (6.8 mi) north of Summerland | Summerland, BC

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Harbour Dudgeon Lakes Provincial Park
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Harbour Dudgeon Lakes Provincial Park encompasses 65 ha of territory that includes wetlands, forest and a number of lakes. The park is an important habitat for moose and caribou. There are no camping or day-use facilities in the park.
Address: 65 km (40 mi) east of Clearwater, accessed via several km of logging roads | Clearwater, BC

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Little Farmer's Petting Zoo and Exotic Birds
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Bring the whole family for a day of excitement at the Little Farmer's Petting Zoo. See a variety of farm animals, such as bunnies, goats and chickens, as well as some exotic birds.
Address: 708 Franklin Road | Kamloops, BC | V2B 6G6 [ Map ]
Tel: 1 250 579-8103

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Lions Park
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Lions Park is a beachfront public space that contains beautifully landscaped rolling hills and trees. Amenities include picnic tables, foot paths and a pond.
Address: Railway Ln. | Okanagan Falls, BC [ Map ]

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Marine Peace Park
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This marine park offers visitors a variety of amenities including a large gazebo, picnic tables, washroom facilities and quick access to the wharf. As well as being a popular venue for outdoor enthusiast, this location is also a favorite for weddings and events.
Address: 750 Marine Park Drive NE | Salmon Arm, BC [ Map ]
Tel: 1 250 832-4044
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Summerland Ornamental Gardens
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This calming 15-acre garden features perennial and annual flowers, mature trees, shrubs, flowing lawns and a water wise Xeriscape demonstration garden and grasslands meadow. Picnic areas and spectacular views of the Kettle Valley Railroad's Trout Creek Canyon Trestle and Okanagan Lake. The Friends of the Gardens non-profit society suggests a $3 donation per person to help maintain and improve the gardens. Open from 8am to sunset most days of the year, unless the road is unsafe due to snowfall or freezing rain.
Address: Behind Pacific Agri-Foods Research Station, 4200 Hwy 97 S | Summerland, BC
Tel: 1 250 494-6385
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Kickininee Provincial Park
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Home to three beaches on Lake Okanagan, Kickininee, Pyramid and Soorimpt, this provincial park is very popular on hot summer days. Each of the sandy beaches includes picnic areas as well as flush and pit toilets, and Soorimpt also features a boat launch. Visitors can boat, swim, snorkel and more. Camping is not permitted at the park.
Address: Between Highway 97 and Okanagan Lake, north of Penticton | Penticton, BC

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Lumby Community Park
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In the heart of Lumby, this park's main feature is the popular public swimming pool. There are also picnic tables, playground, washrooms and a large grassy area.
Address: . | Lumby, BC

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Steelhead Provincial Park
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Located on the southwest shore of the Kamloops Lake, Steelhead Provincial Park offers a multitude of opportunities for outdoor recreation. Visitors can fish, paddleboat, swim, hike and enjoy a picnic. In addition, there is a campground with a variety of amenities located in the park.
Address: Off Hwy 1, 40 km (25 mi) west of Kamloops | Kamloops, BC

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Rock Ovens Park
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Named after the historic rock ovens found there, Rock Ovens Park is geared toward the hiker or biker. It contains several interesting features of historical significance.

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Porcupine Meadows Provincial Park
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This large park was designated to protect local wetlands and includes Alexander Lake and Carlo Lake. There are designated trails for horseback riding and visitors can snowmobile and snowshoe as well. There are no facilities in this park.
Address: 40 km (25 mi) northwest of Kamloops | Kamloops, BC

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Mehatl Creek Provincial Park
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Located just three hours from the Lower Mainland, Mehatl Creek Provincial Park provides wilderness adventurers with a natural playground. The subalpine meadow and old-growth forest are perfect spots for hiking and nature study. The parks developed trails lead to remarkable views of Mehatl Falls and the Mehatl Cascades.
Address: . | Lytton, BC

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Downing Provincial Park
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Also know as Kelly Lake Provincial Park, this preserved landscape was donated to the province in 1970 and offers canoeing, hiking, swimming, sunbathing on the beach, and fishing in Kelly Lake.

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Kaleden Hotel Park
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This small park features the remnants of the historic Kaleden Hotel.
Address: Ponderosa Ave. | Naramata, BC [ Map ]

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Arrowstone Provincial Park
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The Arrowstone Provincial Park is a 6,200-hectare park located northeast of Cache Creek. Situated in the Thompson River Basin, the park protects one of the largest undisturbed watersheds in the southern interior of B.C. The park is surrounded by forests that act as a winter home for many migratory animals. Archaeological digs, centred in the southwest area of the park, have uncovered native artifacts, confirming their use of the park many years ago. The park is totally unserviced and does not offer clean running water, so campers and day hikers are required to be self-sufficient.
Address: . [ Map ]

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Kentucky Alleyne Provincial Park
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Fantastic fishing, open-spaced camping and even a dabbling of old west history can be found at Kentucky Alleyne Provincial Park. The greenish blue waters of Alleyne and Kentucky lakes, the sweeping grasslands and Ponderosa pine forest combine to create an extravaganza of colour.
Address: 38 km south of | Merritt, BC
Tel: 1 250 378-5334
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Kalamalka Lake Provincial Park
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Kalamalka Lake Provincial Park spans over 890 hectares. The lake is known as Marl Lake and has a distinct blue/green tone. The park's natural wetlands and ponds are home to an array of wildlife. Juniper Bay, also located within the park, offers a perfect spot for a relaxing day at the beach. Picnic tables and tap water is offered for convenience. The park features over 10 km of hiking trails.
Address: College Way, off of Hwy #97 | Vernon, BC

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Otter Lake Provincial Park
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Located outside Tulameen, Otter Lake offers recreational opportunities and old-fashioned camping. The lake is a popular spot for water-skiing, canoeing, swimming and fishing. The park's campground is located along the lake, offering scenic views and close access to the park's activities.
Address: 33 km northwest of | Princeton, BC

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Dunn Peak Provincial Park
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At 19,353 ha (47,823 acre), Dunn Peak Provincial Park encompasses a number of ecosystems including lakes, swamps, alpine areas and floodplains. The park is home to a number of animal species such as cougar, black bears, river otters, wolves and mountain goats. There are facilities in the park but visitors can hike and bird-watch.
Address: 90 km (56 mi) northeast from Kamloops | Kamloops, BC

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Epsom Provincial Park
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Epsom Provincial Park is located along the west bank of the Thompson River and provides the public with access to the waterway. This stretch of the Thompson River is popular with fishers looking to hook trout, salmon and steelhead.
Address: 15 km south of | Ashcroft, BC

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Gladstone Provincial Park
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This 39,322-hectare area has 32 kilometres of trails, 48 campsites, old-growth cedar and hemlock forests, wildlife and numerous pocket beaches. Home of Christina Lake, one of Canada’s warmest and clearest lakes. Fishing for kokanee, rainbow trout and small-mouth bass is a popular activity. Open year-round.
Address: On Hwy. 3, at the north end of Christina Lake in the Monashee Mountains.
Tel: 1 494-6500

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Shuswap Lake Haven Llama and Alpaca Farm
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Visit with the llama and alpaca breeding stock on a farm tour, or shop for fibre and specialty garments. Gold sponsor at the National Llama and Alpaca Convention (1999). Open daily, year-round.
Address: 6990 Sunnybrae Canoe Point Rd. | Tappen, BC
Tel: 1 835-4512
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Adams Lake Provincial Park
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Adams Lake Provincial Park is located on the south-western shore of Adams Lake. The park spans over 56 hectares and is surrounded by forests. Popular activities include cycling, hiking, swimming and canoeing. Only 32 campsites, suitable for tent and small vehicles, are offered with only basic services (pit toilets, picnic tables, fire pits, fire wood and non-drinkable water). Camping fees are collected. The park's operating season is May 15th to September 15th, but it can be accessed throughout the year.
Address: Southwestern shores of | Adams Lake, BC
Tel: 1 250 955-0861
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Shuswap Falls
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See the Shuswap Falls from this park that also offers a view of the Wilsey Dam. A picnic area and canoe portage route are also on site.
Address: . | Lumby, BC

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Veendam Gardens
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Located within City Park, these picturesque gardens pay tribute to Kelowna's Dutch sister city Veendam. Visitors to the gardens are treated to a kaleidescope of colourful flowers.
Address: City Park | Kelowna, BC

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North Thompson Oxbows Manteau Park
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This park's topography consists of floodplains, wetlands, oxbow lakes and sandbars, and is an important habitat for a number of fish and wildlife species including moose, grizzly bears, wolves, beavers, rainbow trout, bull trout and Rocky Mountain whitefish. The 808 ha (1996.6 acre) park does not have any facilities.
Address: 45 km (28 mi) north of Blue River | Blue River, BC

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Pheasant World
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Drop in to meet beautiful feathered friends such as the golden pheasant, a recurring symbol of Chinese art, as well as other prized pheasant species. Open year-round.
Address: 1280 TransCanada Hwy. | Sorrento
Tel: 1 675-2274

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Pritchard Provincial Park
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Located on the South Thompson River, Pritchard Provincial Park is home to trumpeter swans and other waterfowl. While there are no facilities provided at the park it is still popular for canoeing, kayaking, hiking and bird-watching.
Address: . | Pritchard, BC

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Desert Centre
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The antelope-brush ecosystem is home to hundreds of endangered plant and animal species. Explore Canada's only desert along this research centre's 1,524 metres (5,000 feet) of boardwalk.
Address: . | Osoyoos, BC | V0H 1V0 [ Map ]
Tel: 1 250 495-2470
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Bedard Aspen Provincial Park
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Bedard Aspen Provincial Park is located 40 km (25 mi) southwest of Cache Creek. The 173-hectare park protects an environmentally sensitive area with high biological diversity. Bearded Lake is located within the park. Many species of wildlife make their home here and wildlife viewing is likely. Wilderness Camping is permitted by trail access, but no facilities are provided, including clean drinking water.
Address: .

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McArthur Island Park
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McArthur Island Park is located on the north bank of the Thompson River. It is the home to many of Kamloops' sports and recreation facilities. Visitors can enjoy activities like golf, soccer, football, baseball, cricket, tennis and walking or running on the paved trail.
Address: | Kamloops, BC
Tel: 1 250 828-3518

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Chu Chua Cottonwood Provincial Park
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This 100 ha (247 acre) park is a used as a conservation area and is an important habitat for nesting bats. Recreational activities are limited but visitors can canoe and kayak on the North Thompson River which runs through the park. Camping is not permitted.
Address: 20 km (12.5 mi) north of Barriere adjacent to Hwy 5 | Barriere, BC

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Elysium Garden and Nursery
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Four acres of serene perennial gardens and a "Japanese Inspired Garden", in an orchard setting. Surrounded by mountain views and pastoral country-side. The gardens are great for weddings, photos and garden tours. Open Daily from early April to early October.
Address: 2834 Belgo Road | Kelowna, BC | V1P 1E2 [ Map ]
Tel: 1 250 491-1368
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Goldpan Provincial Park
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This provincial park is popular for fishing, white-water rafting, hiking, canoeing and train-watching. Located on the banks of Thompson River near Merrit.
Address: Highway 1 | Spences Bridge, BC
Tel: 1 250 455-2708
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Roderick Haig-Brown Provincial Park
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Home of the Adams River, one of the largest sockeye salmon runs in B.C., this 988-hectare area consists of forests, canyons, terraces and flood plains. Bears, deer, beavers, river otter and mink inhabit the park. Campgrounds are located at Shuswap Lake Provincial Park.
Address: Five kilometres from Sqillax, on the TransCanada Highway, 46 km west of Salmon Arm and 66 km east of Kamloops

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Birch Park
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Featuring a warm sandy beach, Birch Park is complimented by cool waters and shady areas. Popular with locals and tourits alike. Located next to the Enderby Visitor Centre.
Address: . | Enderby, BC

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Enderby Cliffs Protected Area
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Reaching into the sky, the Enderby Cliffs offer spectacular views of the surrounding North Okanagan. Once atop the cliffs, hikers can absorb British Columbia's natural beauty and watch soaring birds playing in the updrafts. Those with keen eyes might even spot fossils dating back to the Tertiary age, when the cliffs were formed.
Address: 5 km northeast of | Enderby, BC

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Naramata Wharf Park
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Stroll the Naramata's scenic waterfront at Wharf Park. Complete with a wharf from the old rail dockyard, this pleasant park features a manicured walkway.
Address: First St. | Naramata, BC [ Map ]

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Okanagan Mountain Provincial Park
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Located on the east side of Okanagan Lake between Penticton and Kelowna is Okanagan Mountain Provincial Park. Numerous activities are offered here throughout the year, including ice fishing and snow shoeing in winter, and hiking, swimming, and fishing in the summer. Campsites are available here as well.
Address: P.O. Box 399 | Summerland, BC | V0H 1Z0
Tel: 1 250 548-0076
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Echo Lake Provincial Park
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Echo Lake Provincial Park is a popular day-use only park just east of Lumby. Recreational activities include swimming, picnicking, canoeing, kayaking, fishing and relaxing. Fishing licences, boat rentals, bait and all things needed to make a great day of fishing are also offerd here.
Address: . | Lumby, BC
Tel: 1 250 494-6500

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McGuire Lake Park
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Situated around McGuire Lake, this picturesque green space features numerous benches and picnic tables plus a paved walkway circumnavigating the lake. Two city landmarks, the McGuire Lake Fountain and the Japanese Friendship Gate, are both located within the park.
Address: 681 Trans Canada Highway NE | Salmon Arm, BC [ Map ]

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Main Street Park
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Cradled by the Coldwater River in the southwest end of town, this park is a popular spot to play baseball.
Address: Main St. | Merritt, BC [ Map ]

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Yard Creek Provincial Park
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It's location at the side of the Trans Canada Highway has ensured the Yark Creek Provincial Park is popular with travellers. The 60 ha (148 acre) forested park features day-use facilities as well as a campground that operates on a first come, first served basis.
Address: On Hwy 1, 15 km (9 mi) east of Sicamous | Sicamous, BC

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Momich Lakes Provincial Park
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Located on the northern portion of Adams Lake, the 1848 ha (4566 acre) Momich Lakes Provincial Park contains mostly undeveloped wilderness including a number of lakes. Popular activities include swimming, fishing, canoeing and kayaking. There are three rustic campgrounds in the park but few facilities are provided. Contact BC Parks for the best access routes (1-866-433-7272).
Address: East of Barriere | Barriere, BC

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Gyro Park
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Gyro Park is a hot spot for festivals, activities and fairs.
Address: Main St. and Lakeshore Dr. | Penticton, BC [ Map ]

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Boyce Gyro Beach Park
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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.
Address: 3400 Lakeshore Rd. | Kelowna, BC [ Map ]

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Anchor Park
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Near City Park in downtown Kelowna, this park allows dogs if they are on a leash.
Address: 1691 Ellis St. | Kelowna, BC [ Map ]

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Deadman Hoodoos Protected Area
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Named for the hoodoos that exist throughout, the 16 ha (39.5 acre) Deadman Hoodoos Protected Area is part of a river valley that includes waterfalls. Camping is not permitted in the area and there are no facilities.
Address: 75 km (47 mi) northwest of Kamloops off Hwy 1 on Deadman Valley-Vidette Lake Road | Kamloops, BC

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Caligata Lake Provincial Park
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This small park contains a clear lake and diverse plant and wildlife habitat. Although the park offers no camping sites or facilities, it is popular due to its hiking opportunities and abundent wildlife. Cross-country skiing is permitted during the winter.
Address: . | Clearwater, BC

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Mission Creek Regional Park
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Watch Kokanee salmon make their way up the spawning channel between mid-Sep. and mid-Oct. Environmental Education Centre for the Okanagan open May-Aug., with displays. Drought-tolerant demonstration garden and composting garden. Nature trails, playground, ponds, covered picnic area. Call Regional Parks for a free tour.
Address: . | Kelowna, B.C.
Tel: 1 868-5232

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Inkaneep Provincial Park
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Located on the Okanagan River, Inkaneep Provincial Park covers 21 ha (52 acres) and is a peaceful spot to do some fishing and canoeing. Visitors can also camp in one of the seven sites located in the park. Basic facilities are offered from the end of March until the end of October.
Address: 6km (3.7 mi) north of Oliver on Highway 97 | Oliver, BC

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Walhachin Oxbows Provincial Park
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Walhachin Oxbows Provincial Park protects a small portion of river riparian on the Thompson River. The park's cottonwood, willow and underbrush provide important wildlife habitat and the oxbow slough is home to a variety of waterfowl. The park offers no road access and boaters may enter the park from the west end of Kamloops Lake.
Address: 30 km east of | Cache Creek, BC

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Fintry Provincial Park
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The 360 hectare Fintry Provincial Park is located on the west side of okanagan Lake. The area was once an important transportation hub of the valley and remenants of this history are intact, such as a ferry wharf a preserved Manor House, caretakers house and a handful of barns. Besides this unique heritage, the park sustains two distict ecosystems. Beaches, waterfalls, lakes and grassy areas create ample opportunity for hiking, fishing swimming, biking, boating and plenty of snapshot opportunities, to name a few.
Address: . | Kelowna

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Penticton-Ikeda Japanese Garden
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One of Penticton's finest gardens is located behind the Art Gallery of South Okanagan. It is a tribute to Penticton's sister city in Japan and features many Japanese influences.
Address: 199 Marina Way | Penticton, BC | V2A 1H3
Tel: 1 250 493-2928

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Norris Park
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This attractive park, located in downtown Lumby, features a log and timber gazebo, picnic tables and benches all surrounded by flowers.
Address: Vernon Street | Lumby, BC

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Lac du Bois Grasslands Protected Area
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One of BC's newest grassland parks, Lac du Bois Grasslands features sweeping grassland, quiet lakes, untouched forests and secret ponds. The park is notable due to its complex geology, and this variety is not lost on the park's wildlife species. Bighorn sheep, moose and waterfowl sightings are common, while western rattlesnakes and sharp-tailed grouse do their best to live more secretive lives within the park.
Address: Lac du Bois Road | Kamloops, BC

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Haynes Point Provincial Park
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Located in the Okanagan Valley on Osoyoos Lake, Haynes Point Provincial Park boasts a hot and dry climate. The lake is very warm and so is popular for swimming, waterskiing, jet-skiing and windsurfing. Visitors can also fish, and bird-watchers will be interested to know that the park is home to Canada's smallest bird, the calliope hummingbird.
Address: 2km (1.2 mi) south of Osoyoos off Hwy 97 | Osoyoos, BC

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Okanagan Falls Provincial Park
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Okanagan Fall Provincial Park boasts an abundance of animal and bird life and visitors can enjoy a range of activities including canoeing, kayaking, fishing and hiking. There are 25 vehicle and tent campsites in the park with amenities including firewood, flush and pit toilets, water, fire pits and picnic areas.
Address: Hwy 97 | Okanagan Falls, BC

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Central Park
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Located off of Voght St. beside the RCMP building, Central Park is well equipped with restrooms, picnic tables, ball diamonds, sand volleyball courts, a gazebo and a playground.
Address: Voght St. | Merritt, BC

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Barnes Park
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This park is also a recreational area with facilities such as a skateboard park, splash pool, playground and an outdoor pool.
Address: . | Enderby, BC

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Kekuli Bay Provincial Park
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Kekuli Bay Provincial Park was used as an artillery range during WWII so visitors are urged to avoid any material that looks like it could be left over from that time and report it to park officials. There is a campground in the park with an excellent boat launch. Activities include swimming, fishing, waterskiing, canoeing and kayaking.
Address: 11 km south of Vernon off Hwy 97 | Vernon, BC

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Harry Lake Aspen Provincial Park
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Covering 330 ha, Harry Lake Aspen Provincial Park is located within the Pavilion Mountain range and its topography includes open grasslands and Aspen forest. There are no day-use or camping facilities at this park.
Address: Hat Creek Road, off Hwy 97, 40 km (25 mi) west of Cache Creek | Cache Creek, BC

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Silver Beach Provincial Park
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Due to its distance from Hwy 1, Silver Beach Provincial Park doesn't get as many visitors as other parks in the Okanagan. This just means that those that make it to the park are in for an even bigger treat. Boasting a sandy beach, visitors can sunbathe, swim, boat, fish, water-ski, jet-ski and houseboat. Contact BC Parks for the best access routes. (1-866-433-7272).
Address: Off Hwy 1 at Squilax | Squilax, BC

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Tsintsunko Lakes Provincial Park
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Tsintsunko Lakes Provincial Park's topography includes mountain lakes, wetlands and sections of Jolly Lake and Tsintsunko Lake. The park has no camping or day-use facilities but is still utilized for walk-in trout fising.
Address: 40 km (25 mi) northwest of Kamloops | Kamloops, BC

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Rotary Beach
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This very popular park has designated swimming areas, change rooms, playground, picnic area and more. Rotary Beach is located on Lakeshore Drive.
Address: 3726 Lakeshore Rd. | Kelowna, BC [ Map ]

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Taweel Provincial Park
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Taweel Provincial Park includes the picturesque Taweel Lake as well as a bunch of smaller lakes connected by a trail network. The park is known for its fishing, hiking and wildlife viewing. There is no vehicle access to the park and all visitors must be self-sufficient.
Address: . | Clearwater, BC

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Aylard Family Farm
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Stock up on strawberries, raspberries, flowers and vegetables at this 40-acre farm near Mara Lake. Call ahead to tour the farm and pick your own fruit.
Address: 7688 Hwy. 97A | Mara
Tel: 1 838-7555

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Bear Creek Provincial Park
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Bear Creek Provincial Park is located only 15 minutes from downtown Kelowna. Over 122 RV-friendly and paved access is available within the park. In the open hills behind the campsite, over 23 km (14 mi) of trails and 10 km (6 mi) of easy walking trails are waiting for exploration. Covered in forests, this park offers plenty of wildlife viewing opportunities. Because of the prickly pear cacti that grows in parts of the park, good footwear is required. Visitors are asked to please stay on the designated paths in the park. Lakeside camping is available and guests can bask in the sunshine on the beaches and enjoy water sports in Lake Okanagan.
Address: Westside Road, 9 km (5.6 mi) off Highway 97 | Westbank/Kelowna, BC [ Map ]
Tel: 1 250 548-0076
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Cornwall Hills Provincial Park
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Cornwall Hills Provincial Park has a very fragile environment, thus vehicle access is not allowed. Although there are no camping or day use facilities, the park is visited by photographers and nature lovers alike due to the colourful explosion of wildflowers in July and August. Wilderness hiking and hang-gliding are also permitted.
Address: 15 km southwest of | Cache Creek, BC

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Chickadee Ridge Minatures
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Chickadee Ridge is a working farm that is home to Canada's largest miniature horse breeding farm. They also have a petting zoo for visitors to enjoy, featuring minature horses, donkeys,goats, cows, sheep, rabbits, guinea pigs and much more.
Address: 1403 McLeod Road | Armstrong, BC | V0E 1B0
Tel: 1 250 546-9323
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North Thompson River Provincial Park
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The North Thompson River Provincial Park is a popular recreation spot as it provides opportunities for swimming, canoeing, kayaking and hiking. Open from May until September, the 126 ha (311 acre) park also has a campground with some basic facilities.
Address: Off Hwy 5, 5 km (3 mi) south of Clearwater | Clearwater, BC

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Polson Park
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A must-see attraction, Polson Park is Vernon's oldest park and perhaps its most attractive, featuring a rose and Japanese garden. The famous floral clock is here as well as many fun attractions such as a large water play park, tennis courts, running track, band shell and lawn bowling.
Address: . | Vernon, BC

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E. C. Manning Provincial Park
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Located in the heart of the Cascade Mountains. The park offers a diverse landscape that is suited for a variety of recreational opportunities. The park is known for its developed trail system, which offers everything from 15 minute nature walks to 5 day mountain hikes. Manning Park is also home to a variety of bird and animal species, including mountain beavers and wolverines.
Address: 26 km east of | Hope, BC [ Map ]

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Exhibition Park
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Located in downtown Kamloops and featuring multiple diamonds, Exhibition Park is a popular host of softball and baseball tournaments, as well as tennis and soccer matches. The park includes bleachers, concessions, dugouts, an announcer's booth and lighting for nighttime events.
Address: River Street | Kamloops, BC [ Map ]
Tel: 1 250 838-3400
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Pritchard Provincial Park
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Located on the South Thompson River, Pritchard Provincial Park is home to trumpeter swans and other waterfowl. While there are no facilities provided at the park it is still popular for canoeing, kayaking, hiking and bird-watching.
Address: . | Pritchard, BC

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Darke Lake Provincial Park
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Located near Summerland, this park is popular for its fishing, hiking, canoeing and kayaking. During the winter, the park attracts ice fishing and skating. The park has only five campsites and facilities are limited to pit toilets and pinic tables. Eneas Lakes Provincial Park is located only four kilometers from this park.
Address: . | Summerland, BC

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The Eco-community Place
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Maintained by the En'owkin Centre, these conservation lands are located on the boarder of Penticton city limits. Home to a wide variety of red-listed plants and animals, the En'owkin Centre offers educational guided tours through this natural wonderland.
Address: Lot 45 Green Mountain Rd. | Penticton, BC | V2A 6J7
Tel: 1 250 493-7181
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Blue Earth Lake Provincial Park
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Occupying 705 hectares of land, Blue Earth Lake Provincial Park is home to a variety of wetlands and lakes, as well as uplands and the Pavilion Mountains. Canoeing, kayaking and fishing are popular activities. The park is situated 30 km southwest of Cache Creek
Address: Southwest of | Cache Creek, BC

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McIntyre Canyon Park
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In 1985, BC Hydro handed this 15 acre island to the Regional District for the sum of $1. Now a public park, it has some significance as an Aboriginal fishing site and because of the McIntyre Bluff and the high concentration of native pictographs nearby.
Address: Hwy. 97 | Oliver, BC

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Upper Adams River Provincial Park
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The Upper Adams River Provincial Park protects moose, elk, black bear and otter habitat. There are no facilities offered. The park can only be accessed via river canoe or kayak from three access points that can be reached from logging roads.
Address: 120 km (76 mi) northeast of Kamloops | Kamloops, BC

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Strathcona Park
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Located behind the Kelowna General Hospital on Abbott Street, Strathcona Park has a designated swimming area, four picnic tables, playground and offers a large grassy area, shaded by mature oak trees - a perfect spot to read a book, or just relax.
Address: 2290 Abbott Street | Kelowna, BC [ Map ]

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Lions Park
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Set on the beautiful banks of the Nicola River, near the intersection of Voght St. and 1st Ave., Lions Park provides restrooms and picnic tables.
Address: Voght St. | Merritt, BC [ Map ]

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Mara Provincial Park
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Mara Provincial Park is a great day excursion for travellers as well as local residents. Picnicking, boating and swimming are all popular activities in the park. There is a boat launch, but boats may not be moored overnight. There are no overnight camping facilities.
Address: South-east of | Mara Lake, via Hwy 97A, BC

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White Lake Provincial Park
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This small park's visitors can enjoy the boat launch (for small car-top type boats only), swimming and fishing. Camping area with pit toliets. 10 km NW from Balmoral exit off Highway 1. Last 2km of access is on logging road.
Address: . | Balmoral, BC

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Juniper Beach Provincial Park
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This park has a large campground, fishing and hiking opportunities. The park's unique desert landscape contains sagebrush, prickly pear cactus and junipers. Train tracks near to the park provide enthusiasts with train-spotting opportunities. 19km east of Cache Creek.
Address: Highway 1 | Cache Creek, BC
Tel: 1 250 455-2708
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Shuswap Lake Provincial Marine Park
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Shuswap Lake Provincial Marine Park is made up of 26 sites located around Shuswap Lake covering a total of 904 ha (2234 acre). The park is very popular with locals and tourists especially in the summer. Activities include a range of water sports, fishing, houseboating and camping.
Address: 26 sites located around the perimeter of Shuswap Lake, north of Okanagan Valley | Salmon Arm, Seymour Arm, Shuswap, BC

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Skihist Provincial Park
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Enjoy wildlife and train spotting from this provincial park which also has excellent views of Thompson River Canyon and trails leading thorughout the Stein Valley. 6km east of Lytton.
Address: Highway 1 | Lytton, BC
Tel: 1 250 455-2708
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Kalamalka Lake and Provincial Park
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The provincial park surrounding Kalamalka Lake is a treasure of trove of outdoor activities that typify the Okanagan's popularity, from watersports to camping, birdwathing to cross-country skiing. Ponderosa pine and Douglas-fir abound in the area, and wildflowers bring a profusion of colour to the otherwise green and brown environment. There are nature trails throughout. Boating, fishing, waterskiing are all permitted in this park, but regulations should be verified beforehand.
Address: . | Vernon, BC

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Gardom Lake and Regional Park
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This quiet little lake is an excellent location for families, paddling and fishing. The Gardom Lake Regional Park provides day use facilities including several floating docks, diving board, picnic tables, playground and outhouses. Pets and fires are not permitted in the park. A small island on the lake offer paddlers an excellent opportunity to view the Painted Turtles as well as enjoy interpretive trails. The lake is heavily stocked with both Rainbow and Eastern Brook trout. Motorboats are restricted to ten horse power motors.
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Mud Lake Delta Provincial Park
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This park covers 500 ha (1235.5 acres) and protects an area covered with old-growth forest, floodplains, wetlands, beaver ponds and oxbow lakes. While there are no day-use facilities in the park, fishing and wildlife viewing are still popular activities.
Address: Hwy 5, east of Blue River | Blue River, BC

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Cedar Creek Beach
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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 poratble toilets. Parking is very limited. Nudity is not unknown at the Northern end of the park.
Address: 5200 Lakeshore Rd. | Kelowna, BC [ Map ]

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Eakin Creek Canyon Provincial Park
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Eakin Creek Canyon Provincial Park is a small 10 ha (24.7 acre) and includes a site that once contained a gold mining operation. Visitors can fish for trout in the creek or view the 8 m (26 ft) waterfall that flows into the creek.
Address: 100 km (62 mi) north of Kamloops, Off Hwy 24, on gravel road 5 km (3 mi) west of town of Little Fort | Kamloops, BC

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Harker’s Fruit Ranch
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This family farm specializes in growing and selling organic fruits and vegetables. Sample seasonal fruits while browsing for unique crafts, jams, jellies and juices in the country market. Learn about organic farming from knowledgeable guides. Group orchard tours welcome. Open daily from Jul. 1-Oct. 31.
Address: R.R. 1, Highway 3 | Cawston
Tel: 1 499-2751

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Munson Mountain Park
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Enjoy a picnic and the panoramic view of Penticton on top of Munson Mountain.
Address: Lower Bench Rd. | Penticton, BC

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Eneas Lakes Provincial Park
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Eneas Lakes Provincial Park is largely undeveloped and contains four lakes, drawing people to their shores to fish, canoe and more.
Address: . | Peachland

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Bailey Goat Farms
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Learn about goat breeds, nuzzle baby goats and sample delicious goat milk and goat cheese at the largest goat farm in Western Canada. Year-round farm tours by appointment.
Address: 4704 Hwy. 97A | Armstrong
Tel: 1 546-6106

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Stein Valley Nlaka'pamux Heritage Provincial Park
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The Stein Valley area is a spiritual sanctuary for aboriginal people. There are petroglyphs and pictographs to be found and the area is the last unlogged valley in southwestern British Columbia. The Stein Valley Nlaka'pamux Heritage Park is a First Nations land reserve and an official Heritage site jointly managed by the British Columbia government and the Lytton Indian Band. The Stein Heritage Trail is available for hikers but there are no services and they must be self-reliant. The hike is not recommended for children.

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Riverside Park
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A swimming area is available on the beach during the summer months at Riverside Park. Festivals are held here throughout the year, and picnic tables are available for use. A playground and The River Kids Centennial Water Park are also located here.
Address: Lorne Street | Kamloops, BC [ Map ]

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Cinnemousun Narrows Provincial Park
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Accessible by water only, this park connects the four different portions of the Shuswap Lake. Scuba diving, boating, house boating and water-skiing are popular activities. Anglers may reel in one of 19 species of fish found in the lake. There are four wharves at Cinnemousun Narrows and a sandy beach.
Address: North of | Salmon Arm, BC

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Ellison Provincial Park
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Located on the east side of Okanagan Lake, just a few miles south of Vernon, Ellison Provicial Park is a small park offering big recreational opportunities. bring the camera along to take advantage of all the photo opportunities. Hiking, fishing, biking, canoeing, kayaking and more, are just a few of the recreational opportunities available here. Otter Bay, in Ellison Provincial Park, has a scuba-diving and snorkelling park. 71 campsites are offered with many amenities.
Address: . | Vernon, BC
Tel: 1 250 494-6500

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South Okanagan Grasslands
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The South Okanagan Grasslands protected area encompasses four sites: Mt Kobau, Kilpoola, Chopaka East and Chopaka West, for a total of 9,364 hectares. The park protects one of the most endangered ecological sites in Canada, featuring a number of rare and endangered plants, animals, birds and reptiles unique to the hot, semi-desert climate. The park offers hiking opportunities, horseback riding, domestic animals and more. Fishing and hunting are also permitted with the appropriate licenses and during the right time of year.
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Kinsmen Park
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Sit under the shade of a poplar tree, dip your feet into Lake Okanagan, have lunch at one of the picnic tables, bring the kids to the playground, or play a round of tennis, Kinsmen Park provides all these opportunities and more. Washrooms are also located at this park.
Address: 2600 Abbott St. | Kelowna, BC [ Map ]

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Allan Brooks Nature Centre
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The Allen Brooks Nature Centre promotes an awareness of nature and habitat conservation through nature-related activities that are informative and fun. The Discovery Room gives visitors a hands-on opportunity to learn about the Okanagan's biodiversity. The Grassland Trail and the Naturescape Gardens allow visitors to explore outdoors and learn about, and perhaps see, the endangered animals and plants in the Okanagan. Open May through October from 10am to 5pm.
Address: . | Vernon, BC
Tel: 1 250 260-4227
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Banana Island Provincial Park
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This 10-hectare park, located 35 km (22 mi) east of Kamloops can only be accessed by kayak or canoe. This long and narrow island is environmentally sensitive and therefore the park cannot be used for recreational purposes, other than wildlife viewing and photographing from a boat. The park protects spring salmon spawning grounds and a variety of endangered birds and waterfowl who nest here. Evidence of Native habitation exists with the parks kekuli pits (semi-underground pit-houses).
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High Lakes Basin Provincial Park
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Located on the Nehalliston Plateau, High Lakes Basin Provincial Park is spread over 560 ha (1383.8 acres) and includes a chain of lakes that are good for fishing. Kayaking, hiking and wilderness camping are also permitted but no facilities are provided so visitors must bring in and take out all supplies.
Address: 2.5 km (1.5 mi) north of Caverhill Lake, southwest of Clearwater. | Clearwater, BC

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Shuswap Lake Provincial Park
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Shuswap Lake Provincial Park offers many recreational acitivities. A children's play area and adventure playground are located here, and acitivities such as boating, horseback riding, parasailing and more are permitted here. Camping is also available.
Address: . | Scotch Creek, BC [ Map ]

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Marble Canyon
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This small provincial park is located between Turquoise and Crown Lakes and has several mountains that are chalk-faced. These make for excellent climbing and hiking due to the effects of errosion to create such sights as Chimmney Rock and Limestone Canyon. 40km northwest of Cache Creek near Lillooet.
Address: Highway 99 | Lillooet, BC
Tel: 1 250 378-5334
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Herald Provincial Park
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Herald Provincial Park is located along the western shore of the Salmon Arm of Shuswap Lake. With a 119-site campground, boat launch and a large day-use area, the park is able to accomodate all sorts of visitors. It is a popular base camp for visiting the rest of the Shuswap as well as offering opportunities for hiking, water-skiing, scuba diving and a variety of other water sports.
Address: 14 km east of Trans-Canada Hwy | Tappen, BC

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N'Kuala Park
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Resting on the southeast bank of the Nicola River adjacent to Lions Park, N'Kuala Park is an open grass park and home to Merritt's Lawnbowling Club.
Address: Voght St. | Merritt, BC [ Map ]

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Bromley Rock Provicial Park
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Bromley Rock Provincial Park is located on the south side of the Similkameen River. Campsites are offered on a first come first serve basis and located on the waters edge. Popular park activities include hiking, swimming, tubing and canoeing.

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Tunkwa Provincial Park
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This 5075 ha (12,541 acre) park includes the man-made Tunka and Leighton Lakes. There are trails that are suitable for hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, snowmobiling and cross-country skiing, and other activities include fishing and camping.
Address: 40 km (25 mi) southwest of Kamloops | Kamloops, BC

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