Best Nature and Parks (RV, National, Dog, etc) 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."

"Mission Creek showcases cute little turtle ponds and you’re likely to run into a heron or two. It’s near Springfield road, with easy to moderate hiking trails through the trees, according to Tourism Kelowna. The diversity in landscape makes this easily one of Kelowna’s best places to take photos."

"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."

"This is a popular wedding venue for a reason, the lush flower beds and gardens make this one of the best places for photos. Plus, there’s no hiking involved!. And it’s just off Gordon so it’s easy to find."

"This is a popular wedding venue for a reason, the lush flower beds and gardens make this one of the best places for photos. Plus, there’s no hiking involved!. And it’s just off Gordon so it’s easy to find."

"Urban Distillery & Winery is a true craft whiskey distillery located in downtown Kelowna. The building has a lot of heritage too, as the oldest and largest craft whiskey distillery in BC. Each batch of natural craft spirits made here is distilled in German-made, artisan copper stills using premium Okanagan Valley grains, fruits, and glacier spring water from the Kootenays."

"Barn Owl Brewing became the first to open in the Kelowna Mission region, surround by some very popular wineries. A doctor, teacher and church worker combination came together and revamped an 1920’s barn to a stylish trendy experience. From Lagers to Ales to Porters, there is a beer at Barn Owl that anyone could enjoy."