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 .

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

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!

Behind the park is a school. This park has 3 Pokestops and a gym. It is not a big park but it does…read morehave Pokestops if you are a Pokemon Player. Most people come here for picnics and a quick stroll. The park is not big. Its very open. Its more of a neighborhood park. Lots of trees and you can see the view of mountains here.

I have been to this water park last summer. I thought it was a nice place for families. Not so much…read morefor adults. The only places I liked there were the water slides and the hot tub. Still had a good time.

Way to overpriced, not worth taking your kids. I found the staff to be unprofessional some are ever…read morerude, the confession is way to much and not being able the bring in your own food or water is just silly. I wouldn't recommend. The water slides in Vernon is way better and you can bring your own stuff.

Been coming here since 1969. Yup. Ride my peddle bike from Kamloops. Anyways, nice and close to…read moretown. 20 kms. Nice day park. Nice campsites. Flush toilets. Not sure about hot showers. Lots of parking. Boat Launch. Hiking trails. Very kid friendly. To many dogs on the loose in the beach area. Watch out for Duck itch. Big problem. Mosquitoes too.

Our family just visited May 2026 and we had a wonderful stay. We had AMAZING FISHING! Apparently…read morewe timed it right for fishing, (any time in May/ early June, then late August/Sept). aThe summer is best for THE POOL that opens July 1 usually I'm told. The cabins were recently renovated and super cute! No restaurant or other amenities on site, which was totally fine, as the kitchen is super well stocked, and there is a BBQ on the deck. Very peaceful and quiet, people were friendly, nice walking nearby, field to play games in. We also enjoyed the scenic drive in and out, passing by so many cows and their young calves. We plan to return.

Stayed there for four nights. The new manager seemed nice and helpful. The cabins are individually…read moreowned and all decorated separately then some are put into a rental pool and rented out. The customer service is on the lax side and not as attentive as your typical resort but it's a cute little getaway just a few hours out of Vancouver. The prices are decent, restaurant isn't anything to write home about but it's ok. I prefer cooking my own food anyways. It had a concrete pool to tan at if you do t want to swim in the lake. They have little boats with outbound motors for rent at $70 day including gas. No complaints. It's under new management so I think they may just be trying to work out the quirks so I'll give it another try. Be prepared to bring bug spray because the mosquitoes are really bad. The manager did say that this year was really bad for them. The place I was in was clean and decorated beautiful and rustic. It had a true cabin feel

The Red Bridge is a wooden Howe truss road bridge built in 1096 that spans the South Thompson River…read moreand connects the City of Kamloops to the Tk'emlúps Indian Band's Reserve and Industrial Park. Within the proximities of the Pioneer Park, you can park your car and take a walk down the memory lane, read about the history of the bridge and the people that used to live in this area. Listen to the wooden bridge when cars passes through over your head and you can imagine back in the days when horse drawn carriages are still common. Worth stopping to explore!

This is a Off Leash Dog Park (only in the sandy beach area) located in downtown Kamloops, BC…read more The setting is very easily accessible and also there are plenty of parking, the park is next to the South Thompson River. After letting your furry friend play in the water, you can stroll along the walkway and explore the Red Bridge and study its history. It is always a great find when dog owners can let their dogs run free and be themselves!! To have this facility within the downtown core is such a precious thing!

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 ;)