Wow nice beach hidden and out of the way. Quiet even on a Sunday. 2 hour free parking. Small…read moreparking area. Shade. Mountain views. A little traffic noise from the bridge depending on which way the wind is blowing. Very convenient.

We came here for a short hike/walk to the lake. We did the Rattlesnake Point Trail which will get…read moreus to Rattlesnake Point. The look out point has a bench where you can sit and take in the spectacular view of the lake. So beautiful. Unfortunately the dry weather and previous fires have left its mark. You can still see burnt trees. On the trail there are Saskatoon berries too. Spider webs and other wildlife. We were lucky not to encounter any rattlesnake along the way. My friend has seen the snakes here before. It's also a good thing there is a signboard at the parking lot cautioning people about rattlesnake season.

Very pleasant to have a walk in this park. The autumn colors highlights the wonder of the place and…read morethe outlooks are really worth the hike ! There's even a beach reserved for the dogs ;)

The family and I spent all day at this beach. There are washrooms at this location and a taco food…read moretruck during the time we were there. Across the street were condos and houses so not a lot of other things around. Parking is paid. What we liked was that the beach was very close by to the parking with a little green space. We saw lots of people set up blankets on the beach or grass. We found a nice spot under a tree and were able to get shade for a bit before the sun moved onto us. We did bring an umbrella so that was good. The beach was clean and the water was warmish and very shallow for quite a ways. Out of our time here, the kids spent the most time in the water and even tried to build some sand castles. There is also a beach rental where you can rent paddleboards and paddle boats. The only issue I had was the washrooms were disgusting; doesn't look like it gets cleaned very often and there was no place to change like on other beaches.

Great beach and park in Kelowna…read more There is a decent amount of sand to lay on and plenty of green grass too. There are washrooms to change but no vendors for food. Sand is pretty soft for lake base beach and great views of the lake and Kelowna surrounding area. One of the free limited parking areas on lakeshore and fills up fast. Beach bums rejoice can't go wrong here as long as you come prepare.

Nice quiet beach out of the way. Great sand. Just ignore the docks. Mountain views. No…read morefacilities. Some shade. Very chill. Few people. Love it!

Drove past a winery and got completely distracted by the stunning scenic view of this spot. The…read morewide-open deck is especially eye-catching! The park has signs saying "no dogs allowed" (possibly just on the deck?), but I saw plenty of people with their dogs along the shore. There are also benches where you can sit, relax, and take in the view and breeze. There's a zipline deck that looks like a lot of fun, especially in the summer! I'm not exactly sure what you hold onto while ziplining, but it seems like a great little thrill before splashing into the water. Just a heads-up--the jumping deck isn't connected to the main deck, so you'll have to swim to it. Be prepared to get wet before ziplining!

Currently submerged in water but still a beautiful place to fly kites and take photos. I would…read moreimagine this is an awesome place for swimming and diving but the beach is completely submerged. I would love to come back to dive and play here one day if I ever learn to swim... Check the google photos for more information.

Beautiful, waterfront park on Little Shuswap. Good parking. Boat launch. Clean washrooms. Big…read morePlayground. Sandy Beach. Large picnic area . Band Shell. Big, long pier. Good for swimming. Good for paddle board. 45 minutes from Kamloops

Lots of love has gone into this business on the edge of Kal Lake. We love the vibe in the summer…read moreand they are constantly working to tweak the store offering. Great place to rent paddle boards, get ice cream or shop for beach wear.

We bought 30 minutes flyboarding lesson for our 13 year old son. James, one of the owners, was his…read moreinstructor. We couldn't have asked for a more patient, thorough, encouraging and all round awesome teacher. From beginning to end, James took his time to make sure our son fully understood the dos and don'ts, and was his biggest cheerleader. Once they got out into the water, every flight attempt was followed by a little coaching session. It took about 20 minutes to get it all figured out and he was soaring! Definitely got our money's worth.

From the owner: Canadian Jetpack Adventures spreads the passion of flyboarding to the masses currently serving…read moreKelowna, BC. We genuinely love seeing the smile across people's faces after flying like a superhero or swimming like a dolphin. Flyboarding is the coolest new Watersport that is very easy to learn for any age and truly a unique experience!