Best Nature and Parks (RV, National, Dog, etc) in Peachland

"Okanagan is a large and deep lake in the Okanagan Valley, Canada. This lake gets water from the Okanagan River and one of the notable features of the lake is its terraces which are now used for agricultural purposes such as fruit cultivation. There is also an island known Rattlesnake island which you can explore."

"Located in the Central Okanagan Basin just next to Okanagan Lake, plan a trip to Bear Creek Provincial Park to get in touch with nature. With spaces for RV camping and regular campsites, you’ll be able to make the most of the scenery. If you’re more of a day-trip kind of person, plan a quick hike through the gorgeous cottonwoods to get a view of the canyon below."

"Bear Creek Provincial Park & Campground is a local favourite to say the least. It’s a good idea to make your reservations in advance for this popular camping spot. The park is located on Okanagan Lake with its own beach access."

"Situated on the west side of Okanagan Lake, it is a provincial park in the city. The park also has a beach and good hiking trails and is often used for camping. There is a canyon also surrounding the park."

"One of the best things for kids in Kelowna is to go to Myra Canyon Adventure Park. This park will let kids (and adults) climb through the trees over bridges, ropes, ziplines and all kinds of cool ways for kids. It’s a favourite for our kids and can spend hours at this place and a great kids activities Kelowna."

"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."

"A post shared by Jessica Brown (@jbrownie08) on Jul 11, 2017 at 9:56pm PDT. Delve into the intriguing open-air sculpture gardens and studio of acclaimed Dutch artist, Geert Maas, and enjoy one of the largest collections of bronze sculptures in Canada. Hours of operation: Open daily 10 a.m."

"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."

"Rose Valley features an extensive trail system that provides hikers with beautiful views of Lake Okanagan and the Rose Valley Reservoir. With interesting geological features and scenic views, this hike is well-worth the trek!. All five of these great hiking locations are less than 20 minutes from West Harbour, which makes them a convenient way to get some fresh air and exercise this summer!"

"Across the river in the north of West Kelowna (about 10 min drive from downtown) is Rose Valley Regional Park. The 250 hectares of land have been left in a natural state and have several kilometres of hiking trails to explore."

"Just a short drive across the bridge, Rose Valley Regional Park takes you out of the city and into the back country of West Kelowna. Many trails to explore and unparalleled views!"

"No one was at the store during operating hours and the doors were locked with no signs as to why. Hopefully our next visit it’s open during listed hours ..."

"This small Canadian “chain” hails from Alberta and has arrived in Kelowna to great reviews. Located across from Gyro Beach on Lakeshore in the Pandosy area, you cannot go wrong with their menu, although expect a wait if you get there late. This is where parents should go as soon as their kiddo gets up – assuming your kids wake up at reasonable hours."