Fun adventure park with great service and great staff. We have had many fun afternoons over the…read moreyears with our kids there. They provide lots of seasonal jobs for local kids, and we have always felt safe putting our kids in their staff's hands, as they seem very safety conscious and well trained. We are happy to see that they are following Covid-19 protocols well to ensure the safety of their staff and customers.

Gorgeous mini gold course. Only one hole had torn carpet. As a bonus, this place is mostly…read morewheelchair friendly so our daughter can attend. A few putting holes we had to bring her down on the putting carpet and then pop her up over the small curb back onto the cement path. There are no stairs and there are areas with shade and misted water to keep her cool while watching us play. After a round of mini golf we took the other kids to the fun zone to do some activities. Their rep selling tickets showed us how a card could be used for both kids (my son and niece)and save us money, which we really appreciated. You can also come back with the card another day to use it incase the kids get to hot or the line was long. We also got ice cream afterwards. I recommend eating in the shade or it will pour down your kids hands!!

Coyote Cruises is located in Penticton, B.C. and is essentially a tube & party rental place that…read moreoperates in the channel. They are only open during the summer! They have a 4 person float and a 2 person tube. Both are really good quality! They also provided shuttle service to take you back to the entry point. You can choose to float in the channel with their rentals for either 1hr or 2hrs. It's always such a good experience and I'm pretty sure we will be back next year!

Coyote Cruises made floating down the Channel an easy and fun experience. My crew got lucky and…read morebooked just a day or two out, but highly encourage advanced reservations as this gets super busy. We rented a quad floater at $25/pp. This included the shuttle ride back from the end point - pretty solid deal! They have a ton of other items available to rent as well - waterproof speakers, coolers, phone bags, dry bags, and food/snacks for purchase. They really set you up, including an oar included in the rental, which is necessary Coyote Cruises staff were all super helpful and friendly! They're also dog friendly, as my friends were able to bring their pet along for the trip (has to fit in lap for the shuttle ride back though). TIP: book as early in the day as possible. Not only will you beat the heat, but also more importantly the crowds. The entire parking lot was filled up once we finished our float.

Good spot to rent bikes from. We came in looking for two adult bikes as we packed our kids' bikes…read morefor the trip. Instead, we came out with a pedal cart for five. . It cost $30 for an hour or $45 for two. Staff was flexible with us and let us pay for just the hour - with an option to add in an extra hour (which we didn't do). Staff also explained to us the rules of the road. We rented the pedal car earlier in the morning when the beach boardwalk was empty - so we were able to bike down by the beach, over to the Japanese garden, and back in an hour.

Cost: $40 for 1st hour, $20 /hr after…read more It was the second scooter ride ever for both my girlfriend and I. The owners patiently coached us for 20 mins until we were ready to go, and THEN let us go for an hour after that. Great staff, great training, decent scooters too. :)

Decent little gym in Pentdicton, BC. My partner and I needed to train while we were on holiday and…read morecame across this gym by accident. Initially we chose it because Google reviews stated they had lifting platforms with the possibility of calibrated plates but it was wrong and someone upload a wrong picture for The Gym Eternal. Since we had already driven there and needed to train, we decided to stay and give it a go. This little gym is a little cramped but it had basically everything we needed - squat racks, infinitely rack, standard free weight area, standard rows of cardio equipment and isolation machines. There's a little area in the back corner for crossfitters and then a side room for what I assume is used for spin and other fitness classes. Change rooms were clean and staff was friendly. The drop in fee was reasonable as well ($12) and there appeared to be a juice bar attached to the front desk. I can't really attest to it though cause i didn't pay that much attention and didn't buy anything from there. Overall, The Gym Eternal did it's job and we got our workouts in. Key highlights for me though were that they weren't super anal about noise from heavy deadlifts like many other gyms and they had a peg board. I have actually never seen one in a gym before this so that was cool to try out.

Old and tired on the outside, but lots of cool retro games and pool inside. May try the bowling…read morenext time

Everything was going great was here for my sons end of year hockey party and one of the employees…read morean middle age man 5'9" Little on the chubby side asked us to return our shoes as we were all done bowling so I bent over too untie my shoes and he says to me" if you were my wife I would have slapped your ass" so disappointing that there are men in this world that still feel it is ok to talk to women like that ..... this man should be fired ...... defiantly will Not be coming back if that man is working there

Lakawanna Park is located at the south end of Okanagan Lake beach. The water park is safe for young…read morechildren, has a swing set, and an adventure playground. There are washrooms, areas with shade and picnic tables and beaches close by. The park is open from 9am to dusk The south end of Okanagan Lake is home to restaurants and beautiful beaches. A great place for the kids to play.

Got children and want a safe and secure place for them to play? This is the place for you. This…read morefenced in park-spray park is perfect for kids aged 1 to 31. The spray park is small but have enough water spraying activities to keep the kids entertained. The play park is a great size with tons of places to hang on and swing in. There is also a public bathroom on site, plenty of shaded areas, benches, picnic tables and a great view of the lake.

My kid and I wanted to go kayaking on our last day in Penticton, and this company opened at 9am…read more(all the others opened at 10am). We wanted to start early, as it gets hot out later in the morning, and very people-y, too. The earlier, the better. So by default, this is where we went. And we're so glad we did! Reserving the kayak online the night before was super easy. We paid a 50% deposit for an hour rental of a double kayak (it was in total $40 for the hour). We drove to the site and there was a paid parking lot there but, right beside it, there was free 2-hour parking right on the street after 9am. So duh, we parked on the street! The place opened at 9am sharp. The guy and gal who work here COULD NOT BE NICER. They were super organized. They asked if they should charge the remaining $20 to my credit card (sure!), gave us well-fitting life jackets, and brought us to our double kayak. I loved the kayak! My kid and I have kayaked before in Kelowna, and this kayak here was our favorite. It felt very stable in the water. It had backrests, and grooves for our feet inside. It was a very well-made kayak, for sure. And we had the BEST time! We paddled out far in the lake, which is crystal clear and stunning, and marveled at the surrounding mountains and gorgeous scenery. It was already getting hot out, so we were really pleased we came when we did and not later in the day. And the waters hardly had any other boaters at that time of morning, so it was perfect for us. Getting back to shore, the girl who works there came to assist us (well, me, specifically! As the "old lady", apparently I need assistance getting out of the boat on the rocky shore. lol. And I GLADLY took the help!). She was SO nice, and the whole experience was so fun, I highly recommend it! (Side note: I saw that this place also rents out single kayaks, pedal boats, sea-doos, and other boats. I would definitely come back to this company!).

The actual experience of parasailing was amazing. But the staff there (excluding a couple of nice…read moreladies at the stand) were very disorganized and acted like you were being a pain in the ass for asking questions. We had a ride planned at 3 o clock but we didn't get on the boat until probably around 3:45. I was okay with waiting, as long as I have nice staff members answering my questions and understanding my confusion.

We had a great time! Lyndie was so flexible, knowledgeable and great with our group…read more Fabulous for all levels

Walked in with a flat at 6:30 am prior to 7:00 am shuttle.. Cynthia provided the tools and…read moreinstructions. No luck. Mike, the owner, came in, helped find the pinch, provided us with a new tube, problem resolved, shuttle delayed an hour, no worries. We highly recommend this 20 year plus local Penticton business for their caring, quick problem solving and extremely helpful service. They also have a great variety of sporting equipment to rent. The shuttle service was quick, comfortable and very efficient: Cynthia was our local tour guide for activities and sites en route to Myra Canyon. S&J Inglis

My kid and I visited Penticton recently and stayed at a hotel in close proximity to this…read morecentrally-located park on the waterfront, so we passed it and walked through it often. And it's one of the many, many reasons we fell in love with Penticton! This is a beautiful area of town, right on the water and adjacent to Okanagan Beach. There are two main attractions here, the two historic boats the S.S. Sicamous and the S.S. Naramata. The Sicamous is clearly the star of the show, as it is enormous and has been made into a museum. As I recall, admission was around $10/adult and $5/kid, with special pricing for families. The plaques posted in the area discuss the work needed to preserve and maintain these historic vessels. For more details about the boats' histories and the museum, you can check out their website: sssicamous.ca We loved how these stately vessels were such a source of pride in town, how there were many posted plaques about their history, and how the Naramata was illuminated at night. There are also various areas in this park designated for kids and families: there's an Adventureland-like area, with lots of inflatables and amusement park-like rides for very young children (this part of the park is called LocoLanding. I'm not sure what the admission charges are but you can check out their website at: loco landing.com). We were impressed that this park was open quite late. They had go-karts and mini-golf and a climbing wall and other such attractions. Adjacent to LocoLanding was a "youth park" and my kid and I were SO impressed with this large, modern skatepark. My kid said she would LOVE such a park in Vancouver, she'd be there all the time! (Note: my kid is 25 years old. Not technically a "youth", I suppose - but aren't we all youths at heart? I think we SHOULD be! But I digress....). Back to this large skatepark.....it is amazing. SO pristine and clean (hard to believe it's used by adolescents! But it sure was. There were pre-teens and teens there every time we walked by). Such an amazing park. It's free of charge to use it, too. And I was blown away by the "repair center" at the entrance, where there are installed stations where you can repair your bike, or your skateboard, with all the tools you'd need for various fix-ups. And a modern water station here, too. The whole set-up was really cool, and really well thought out. There's lots of free parking here in the lot (a rarity in most cities' central cores, by their main attractions), and a few picnic benches, too. Did I mention this park is right beside the main beach? Great way to spend a day in Penticton!

A nice clean and quiet park along the Penticton channel which flows into Okanagan Lake. There are…read morealso a few picnic tables and benches under several large trees which provides some terrific shade on a hot and sunny day. The main attraction is S.S. Sicamous which was the biggest passenger boat built by the Canadian Pacific Railway. Beside the S.S Sicamous, there is another boat named the S.S. Naramata which is the only remaining steamboat in the Interior of B.C. There are activities which are perfect for the kids such as mini golf and bumper cars too. There is a large parking lot with free parking.

I have been training here for the past few months and It has been a great place to practice self…read morediscipline, strength, and of course Brazilian jiu jitsu. I highly recommend this place if your looking for a great place to train and meet some new friends!

I have trained with PTT Penticton for the last 2 years and they are great…read more The instructors have vast knowledge in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and MMA and teach detailed technique and have many tips. The team is soo friendly with a family atmosphere for all ages. Everyone is willing to help each other with out any ego.