Fun little course to hack around on. Not too expensive and not too busy in the evenings either.read more

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.

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!!

Amazing beach with great views and awesome access. Highly recommend checking this place out!read more

One of my favorite spots. Clothing optional beach. Very scenic. Has both Gay & Straights.read more

I concur with the other reviewers here: this is a great beach! But WHY, you ask? Why is it great?…read more Let me count the ways! This long stretch of beachfront is in the city core, so there are restaurants right across the street, along with an ice cream shop (that's open late, too!), and lots of beach-centric kiosks on the sidewalk, selling beach-y things (think: sunglasses, beaded bracelets, swim wraps, etc). There is lots of free 2-hour parking (perhaps longer periods on certain days or at certain times). Being a longer beach, it doesn't get crazy crowded. People and families can spread out. (We were there for 2.5 days in July. It was hot during the days we were there. And we were pleasantly surprised that it wasn't crazy crowded). The beach is super well-maintained. The sand is pristine. There are well-marked trash and recycle cans everywhere - and they are all used. We saw no trash on the ground. Zero. There are small slides in the water by the shoreline for the little kids, and ample lifeguards about. I loved all the public artwork on the sidewalk along the stretch of beachfront. Some were whimsical, some were more abstract and thought-provoking. (I love when cities make art a priority). On one end of the beach is the S.S. Sicamous steamship museum and Riverside Park, with its picnic tables and kiddie amusement park (LocoLanding) and youth skate park. (See my review for Riverside Park). At the far other end of the beachfront is the Lakeside Hotel and, adjacent to that is the place we rented our kayak from (Pier Water Sports), a lovely gazebo and pathway along the lakefront, with picturesque sculptures and benches. In this part of Penticton, one could spend a whole day, just doing nothing and relaxing on the beach, or swimming in the beautiful lake, or having the kids play in the various parks, or kayaking or paddle boarding, or eating at casual bistros or fancier restaurants, or just going for ice cream. There is something for everyone, from families with young kids, teens, history buffs, beach-goers, water sports enthusiasts, folks who like to check out public art installations, or folks who like to dine out. This long, beautiful beach anchors it all.

Clean sandy beach. Explore B.C. Bring your kids and grandchildren. It's a good spot.read more

Hours of fun for the kiddos for a nominal fee. We've only been here another time and that was years…read moreago during our last visit to Penticton, Canada. My kids always enjoys this place especially the water slide. Nice to be able to swim even though the temperature is 19* C (66* F)

I have been regularly attending PURE's group fitness classes for a year now and I have to say it is…read morethe best in all of Penticton. They have a huge variety of classes including spin, yoga, barre, pilates, strength training, and others. I love having a monthly pass that gives me access to so many different classes. They have a regular gym where they have weights and machines as well as a spin studio, and up the street they have a fitness studio where most classes are held. Both facilities are modern and clean. Staff are so friendly and always make sure I have what I need for a great workout. Thanks so much PURE

So I'm staying in the hotel right next to this place (it's free to use except from 4p-7p when it's…read more$5 for peak time entrance) and I went this morning to start the day off right! I went with the "weekend warrior" - banana, kale, wheatgrass, vanilla powder, and ice. Smoothies run $8, but there are also vegan food options and fresh pressed juices. This was an AMAZING start to my day. Set me up to enjoy alllllll the pizza later on. ;) The two people working this morning were friendly, full of good tips for attractions/activities, and made the whole experience all the better. I am staying here another day, so I might just be back tomorrow for the same type of thing, but this time try a new smoothie. The gym has a full rack of free weights and plenty of machines. It was great going in the morning (8a) because I had almost the entire thing to myself. Hands down WAY better than any other hotel gym I've ever seen. Want a great, clean, and happy start to your day? Then start here. You won't regret it.

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.