Everytime we pass through Kamloops we visit this park. It's a great place to relax and stretch the…read morelegs. The park itself has a change room and clean bathrooms!!! Yes. Clean bathrooms for a public place. Also there are a ton of picnic tables and benches around the park which makes things easy for families who decide to grab lunch and want to chill out while their kids burn off some energy. No sand just wood chips and squishy mats for terrain and lots of things to climb and swing on. Bonus points for the wading pool.

it is my grand kids favourite park . ( only a few blocks from my house ) . it was built by…read morecharity groups, 1922. has a great little wading pool....only one in town , I think. lots of trees. a great playground. washrooms. and they do a summer theatre in the east end of the park for the kids. its really a little gem .

I cannot be the first reviewer ? What ? Oh well....I have golfed here since it opened, 20 years…read moreago. Today, was another beautiful round. As the landscape matures, it becomes more scenic. I love the topography of the course. The course is in excellent shape. We only play 9 . Today, we had cart, green fee for $ 24. Bar-goon !!!!!! Weather was great. Not even too busy. I like the new menu in the restaurant too . We saw a whole flock ( if that is the right word ) of Big Horn Sheep on the course.

This golf course is horribly mismanaged. The gps on the carts don't work properly. The staff are…read moretreated poorly. The customer service is terrible. Would not recommend to anyone

This park is amazing. There are free parking at the bottom of the park or mountain. It takes about…read more30 mins to walk up to the viewing point. From there you will be able to see the Thompson River meet. Great view and a place for pictures of Kamloops. Highly recommend it!

Right in the downtown area, this is a very well laid out and cared for park in The City of…read moreKamloops. We are here in the first week of June and the weather is beautiful with flowers blooming which makes the park even more amazing! Parking is available but can get busy during nice weather days!! There is also Gelato Shops nearby (hint hint), get a nice double scoop and savour the creamy sweetness while walking along the park! * No Dogs Allowed in this park.

Walking here is like walking along Vancouver Seawall but without the sail. Its very nice and relax…read moretaking a stroll here. As well this place hits 3 pokestops and people would set off Lure playing Pokemon Go. I had a great time here and had to come twice to on two different days to catch rare or exotic Pokemon like Kabuto etc. As well there is a couple of gym here if you want to battle. Parking is not free. So this is definitely not cool. But if you continue to walk along the Riverside, you do hit more and more pokestop along with the nice view.

Been golfing here for 20 years ! Lots of good times. Not as busy or crowded as Mount Paul. And…read moreonly $ 20. for 9 holes. ( you really get to play 11 holes, because of the lay out ) . I have not eaten at the clubhouse for a long , long time. We used to play men's night all the time. The course is an ' executive ' . You can walk it, and enjoy the exercise or get a cart get thru the front 9 in about an hour and a half, two hours tops .

This is our second year staying at Tunkwa Lake Resort for some holiday ice fishing. We've stayed at…read moreRustic Cabins 7A and 1, and I prefer 7A for the added space and seclusion from neighbours. 7A is a short 5 min walk from the shower house/washrooms which lets you appreciate the starry night sky and catch a glimpse of the snow hares that hop by the solar panels. If you don't want to walk, you can drive and park by the front office lot. Showerhouse: super clean, warm, spacious, flush toilets, hot showers, tap to fill up on water as the rustic cabins don't have running water. Rustic cabins: Full size fridge, oven, gas stove, electricity, wood stove (for heat). 7A doesn't have extra outlets so we had to unplug the oven to charge cell phones etc. Fully stocked with plates/bowls/cutlery/pots/pans/paper towels/dish soap. Bring your own bedding and food. Fishing is a love/hate relationship - its a bit of a tricky lake to get a hang of but the regulars love it and come back every year. Might want to have at least AWD coming in as its quite hilly and snowy but we did peep a civic parked at the front office lot. Richard/Debbie and the crew are very friendly and helpful.

Fun place and I liked that none of the animals were there because they just got caught (I.e. oops…read moreso sad for you). They legitimately can't be released into the wild so these are a bunch of disabled animals who are cared for so they can stay alive. Nice place to walk around. Just hated the compost toilets. Gross. If you're gonna make tiny buildings, might as well make proper bathrooms! Gift shop has a lovely selection. My kids cajoled me into buying two small crocheted bears that are apparently made by one of the employees. And if you buy $50 worth of merchandise you can get a tax receipt. Cheeseburgers at the Blue Heron restaurant were decent.

Lot of walking. Saw 2 grizzlies close up. Couldn't see the black bears or cougar. I think the…read moreadmittance fee should be no more than $10.

Way to pricey I would recommend not going to this bowling alley it's super bad, if I had to…read morerecommend another one it's falcon lanes in valley view they have the best stuff and yeah but for sure just go to falcon lanes in Valleyview way better falcon lanes costs are about 10 bux for 1 game so it's for sure worth it

took the kids bowling today. nobody there at 11 am. friendly staff. $ 30. for one game of…read morebowling , including shoes for 5 . they had fun. its not a fancy place or modern in any way, but I think bowling is or might be a thing of the past.....not sure. anyways. we did it. glad they are still there. only 2 bowling places in town.