Top 10 Free Things To Do and Attractions in Naramata

"It’s no wonder Lake Okanagan is one of Kelowna’s most visited landmarks. The gorgeous lake has a delightful atmosphere and has a wide range of activities available, including swimming, boating, parasailing, and fishing. While you’re there, keep an eye out for Ogopogo, the Canadian equivalent of the Loch Ness monster."

"The Mission Creek Greenway is a 36-hectare park corridor that encompasses the main trail, side trails and loops, picnic and rest areas, places to interpret the natural world around you, and city parks. The greenway can be accessed at 14 points along 16.5 kilometers of level walking and cycling trails. The trail follows salmon-bearing Mission Creek from west of Gallagher's Canyon Golf & Country Club to where it flows into Okanagan Lake south of downtown Kelowna."

"Mission Creek Greenway is probably the most frequented hike/walking path in Kelowna. It runs over 16 kms alongside Mission Creek and has a number of different access points. There are washrooms, picnic areas, and even a play structure for the kids to enjoy."

"It is located next to Okanagan Lake and during the winter this place turns into an ice ringfor great skiing and skating experience. You can experience a smooth skate at the park while getting amazing pictures clicked!. Location: 1430 Water St, Kelowna, BC V1Y 1J1, CanadaTimings: 11 am to 9 pmEntry fee: Free/ Pay only for Skiing in winter"

"Stuart Park is located near the Tourism Kelowna office, so anyone looking for a bit of extra help or insight into the area would do themselves a favour by coming here first. It’s also within walking distance of the Japanese-style Kasugai Gardens, which is a stunning local landmark."

"The Kelowna Mountain Park is a privately owned agribusiness park. The property was bought in the early 2000s following the 2003 wildfire, and has been involved in some controversy over the years. The park features several trails, including four suspension bridges (one is billed to be the longest in North America), with some spectacular views over the Okanagan Valley."

"Hiking Knox Mountain is basically a must do if visiting Kelowna. Knox Mountain is very close downtown so you get city views from the top and also Lake Okanagan. A variety of paths are marked with some easy walks for the entire family."

"Willow Creek Campground is located on Lakeshore Road by Kelowna’s popular Boyce-Gyro Beach. There is a great mixture of campers that stay here including tenters, families, and retirees. You are literally steps away from grocery stores, restaurants, and charming shops in Pandosy Village."

"Located in the heart of Pandosy Village, Gallery 421 offers exquisite fine art created by acclaimed local, national and international artists. Stop by a visit to this friendly, relaxing gallery and enjoy viewing painting, sculpture, and beautiful blown glass. Gallery 421: Monday-Friday: 10 a.m."

"The Kelowna Mountain Park is a privately owned agribusiness park. The property was bought in the early 2000s following the 2003 wildfire, and has been involved in some controversy over the years. The park features several trails, including four suspension bridges (one is billed to be the longest in North America), with some spectacular views over the Okanagan Valley."

"Hiking Knox Mountain is basically a must do if visiting Kelowna. Knox Mountain is very close downtown so you get city views from the top and also Lake Okanagan. A variety of paths are marked with some easy walks for the entire family."