Top 49 things to do and attractions in Kelowna

Huge beautiful lake spanning Kelowna, Lake country and Vernon, BC Lots of boat launches and beaches. Downtown Pier is amazing by the marina and great night life.. good vibe

Okanagan Lake, in British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley, is a long, deep freshwater lake stretching about 135 km between Penticton and Vernon. It’s a hub for recreation, offering swimming, boating, wineries along its shores, and scenic beaches in Kelowna and surrounding communities. The lake is also steeped in legend, said to be home to “Ogopogo,” a mythical lake creature that has become a local cultural icon.

Honestly speaking, Kelowna has nothing to offer, specifically during the time we went " September end". Price are hiked at hotels but did not give me value for money. Driving along the lake was good feeling, but wont be fun for othera

Very big and beautiful with lots of sandy beaches, lots of beautiful access. If you're into boats, many boat rental places available near by to get on to the lake. We rented an airbnb near the lake and it was wonderful. Very clean, the water looks very beautiful.

Love this area of the valley... It's beautiful no matter where u look.. Stunner! Happy adventures beautiful humans

Very beautiful lake, amazing gardens, fantastic wineries, wonderful water sports

It's a beautiful lake,many beautiful home, boats,planes,from Vernon to pentdition,I paddle the whole in 3 days it was amazing,

Econic winery high on a West Kelowna hillside. Like it's name, it's as though you are entering a missionary. A tall bell tower rings for 5 minutes at noon, and shorter periods every fifteen minutes. To the right as you enter is the wine and gift shop. It has rooms for dedicated tastings, where we had a tasting with hor d'oeuvres, cumulating with a tasting of the iconic Occulus - which received a 100 point rating, and consistent ratings in the mid-90s. The tasting included Sauvignon Blanc, rose, merlot from the Terroir Collection, and Quatrain from the Legacy collection. Our favorite was the merlot - with distinctive merlot on the nose and taste. Our guide Mia was very friendly and informative. The shop had things you don't expect to see in a wine shop - luggage priced at $25 k, a book about Milan,... You get the idea. Classy...More for show. To the left on entering is the restaurant.All the tables in the restaurant have a lake view. We had a wonderful lunch (See the review). The grounds have a number of statues. Lending to the elevated experience. BTW Mission Hills was selected Winery by NWAC, the 7th time in the 25 year history of the awards. sected

I visited Mission Hill Winery because everyone kept telling me it’s a must-see in Kelowna, and honestly, it lived up to the reputation. The service, the interior, and of course the wine were all excellent—everything felt refined and thoughtfully curated. The only thing to note is that the price range is definitely on the higher side compared to other wineries. And while the staff who recommend the wines are very friendly and knowledgeable, I did feel a slight sense of being rushed at times, probably because it’s such a popular spot. There’s also a separate VIP tasting area, and seeing it from outside really makes you want to try it someday. It has that “I want to experience that too” kind of pull, especially because the entire setup is visible from outside. What I loved was how they display a wide range of wines—from premium to more affordable options—all arranged beautifully so you can see everything in one glance. The overall decoration and presentation are incredibly well done. One thing I wished for was being able to enjoy a glass of wine outdoors. There’s a park-like area with a stunning view of the lake, sky, and landscape. It would’ve been amazing to drink wine out there, but even without that, the indoor experience is still lovely. Whether you enjoy it inside or outside really just depends on what kind of wine experience you’re looking for.

Went to the Chefs tasting and pairing dinner for our anniversary and were blown away by the food, service and views. Sean our waiter was fantastic and food was next level. Incredibly paired with Mission Hill wines. Personalized welcome card for our anniversary and signed by the whole staff was really memorable. Well done team!

My husband , my sister and I all had such a beautiful experience at Mission Hill. From start to finish our server named Guy led with such class and poise! Very knowledgeable, friendly and polite service. Simon also popped in whenever he passed our table, topped up waters and overall we had a great conversation and vibe with both of them. We wish them both all the best in their future plans. The Mission Hill property is in top knotch shape and very picturesque. Looking forward to future visits here!

We had an amazing time at the guided tasting tour! Simon gave us a fascinating tour of the winery, showing us the bell tower and the wine cellar, and we even got lucky enough to spot a little deer along the way. Kiran and another lovely staff member led our tasting session. Kiran was especially wonderful, patiently answering all of our questions—some of which were quite out-of-the-box—about red and white wines. As people who aren’t very familiar with wine, we gained so much enjoyment and interest from their explanations. Both Simon and Kiran were extremely well-mannered, friendly, and welcoming. Their passion and professionalism truly made the experience unforgettable. Highly recommend!

I’ve visited several times this year, and I have to say—I was never a fan of Canadian wines… until Mission Hill. It’s an oasis in the desert. I’ve rarely encountered such sophisticated wines, and so consistently so. Even their most approachable bottles surpass many others around the world. Unlike so many wineries, Mission Hill’s pricing truly reflects quality: if the budget-friendly selections are sensational, the upper-tier bottles are nothing short of divine. During my first tasting, I was struck by the quiet depth of emotion these wines evoke for the wine romantic—a gentle stirring of memories, of great bottles shared with special people, of perfect pairings from years past. These beautiful wines are, in every sense, a treat for the soul.

Absolutely stunning winery. The architecture and design is grand. The interior store is warm and inviting - like walking into the living room on Christmas Day. Amazing energy. Shaylin walked us through a wine tasting and was 10/10.

Nice tiny gardens in the middle of the city. You can bring your lunch and sit in the tranquil area. Good place to take photos.

Beautiful gated Japanese garden, tucked away in downtown, amidst the parking lot on one side, buildings on the other and a bus stop and an intersection right in front. One can reclaim ones sanity from the humdrums of day today life by just being here for a brief five / ten minutes before you go back to your daily business. It’s small but cathartic; has rockery, a bridge over the water, waterfalls ( man made) beautifully flowering plants, shrubs and trees- all tamed and planted in the famous Japanese style. Four stars because the water could be cleaner and more maintained however the set up does not fail to uplift you

Kasugai Gardens is a hidden gem in downtown Kelowna. This tranquil Japanese-style garden features koi ponds, stone lanterns, waterfalls, and lush greenery. Small but beautiful, it’s the perfect spot for a peaceful stroll, reflection, or a quiet break. Free entry, open seasonally.

A relaxing garden downtown close to city hall. It's a small japanese garden. If you like to escape from hum and buzz of the city, this is a perfect place to relax.

What a beautiful location right in the middle of the city! I am very jealous of those who get to enjoy their lunch breaks here. Happy we were able to see this on our trip:)

A peaceful little oasis right in the heart of the city. It’s the perfect spot to slow down, sit by the pond, watch the koi fish, and just let your mind wander. Quiet, calm, and beautifully maintained — a true hidden gem.

Very small Japanese garden that is well-maintained. We enjoyed our time here but I wouldn’t say it’s a must-see because of its size. Seems like a great place for city employees to relax and have lunch in (it’s behind a city building).

A great place for hikes and different levels of activity. You can mountain bike, hike straight up to the viewpoint, walk up a paved road or take trails that aren’t as steep. The different viewpoints of the lake and Kelowna are spectacular! Great photo ops!

Peaceful place for hiking. Walking and Bicycle both Hike are awesome. The view from the top of the mountain is just eye pleasing. It's worth climbing after reaching the till the peak. If take apex trail and then follow the ogopogo trail that's breathtaking experience. There are also washrooms 🚻 in middle of trails and dustbins are available in same way.

A very beautiful hike, good for all skill levels. I am relatively new to hiking and tried the apex trail, it was a bit challenging, and the view at the summit is incredible! Highly recommend anyone living in Kelowna to do this hike.

Great view. It has an asphalt portion and rest is well kept trails that are suitable for biking and hiking. Good for short or long walks and you can choose the intensity of your walk by choosing different paths

Wonderful panoramic views! There are two points scenic points for pictures, the first one (below) it's easy to arrive but the second one (up) needs a hike of 30 minutes or bike cause the road for cars is closed. Our hike to the second point of view was really tired since that day was very hot (32 degrees) but worth it because the photos are incredible.

A grind up but very doable and short. The trails down are a ton of fun. The switchbacks can be challenging but overall black diamond. Highly recommend to intermediate bikers looking for a downhill challenge. Lots of other trails to try out and is great to keep attempting the same trails. Never gets old.

The view point is terrific. The vehicle was allowed till the first view point and after that had to trek to the other view points. The view of Kelowna city is amazing. Would love to visit there once more. Even though it was scorching hot, the breeze near the view points made it very cool. Gates close by 8pm. Would appreciate if the timings are extended during summer as this a very beautiful place to view sunset across the Okanagan Valley.

We were glad that we managed to squeeze a visit to this market before driving to Vancouver. There were many interesting stalls and would have really liked to have spent more time here. This market really showcased a lot of the local produced and the vegetables and fruits sold were so fresh. The stall owners were all so friendly as well.

Me and my wife visited the Kelowna Farmers’ and Crafters’ Market and had a great time exploring the stalls. We picked up some farm-fresh berries for just $5, which were super sweet and delicious. Also bought homemade jams and some handcrafted jewellery – a bit on the expensive side, but you can really see the effort and quality behind the products. One tip: it’s always good to carry some cash, as not every vendor accepts cards. Overall, it’s a lovely spot to support local farmers and artisans. Totally recommend checking it out!

I don't understand why the farmer's market in Kelowna is expensive. When you go to other countries, farmers' markets without distribution systems are usually cheap, but there is nothing to buy here. Expensive vegetables, flowers, and bread.. I want to meet them at a more reasonable price.

Kelowna Farmers Market has lots of options and a lively atmosphere, but I missed the local pastries and home-baked goods. For more of a community feel, I prefer the Peachland Farmers Market

The crafters market is open Wednesday and Saturday although Saturday is a bigger market. There are so many things to see and do at the market. There's food trucks, jewelry, plenty of art, bakery items and fresh fruit and veggies. Also there are flowers galore!!

Love to come here, so many unique vendors all local. Lots of great stuff

This is definitely one of the “must go” items if you live or visit Kelowna. Since it moved to the new location at Landmarks area, it brought in more farmers and guests to spend together a great Saturday morning. Right now (October) is a great time to catch it up, just before the market will be moved indoor when it is getting too cold. Let’s go 😂

We’re members and we came in for a tasting, yesterday. The tasting was lead by Amelia, and she was as outstanding! She had a bubbly and welcoming personality, she was super knowledgeable on her tasting notes and pairings and just delivered an all-in-all exceptional experience. Probably our favourite tasting we’ve had here yet. She also helped me find my new favourite red at the winery, the Queue!

We came from Ontario and had the most amazing wine tasting at Quails’ Gate! The views were stunning and the wines incredible — but Tory made the whole experience unforgettable. She was warm, knowledgeable, and made us feel so welcome. If you visit, ask for Tory — she’s an absolute gem!

I was on a road trip with my small dog, so I deliberately sought out this winery because I heard here is dog-friendly. I was so pleased that I was allowed to hold my dog while doing a tasting and purchasing wine. I had been informed that dogs needed to be held while inside the building, so I was prepared with a cross-body dog carrier bag, which made it perfectly manageable. The staff member who guided us through the tasting was incredibly friendly and professional. Their kindness was a wonderful bonus. I would love to visit again next time I'm not the designated driver!

We celebrated our one-year anniversary here and it couldn’t have been more perfect! The view was absolutely breathtaking; truly unforgettable. The service was amazing, the food was delicious, and the wine paired beautifully with our meal. Everything about the experience was wonderful from start to finish. Such a special place, and we’ll always remember our night here. Highly recommend for anyone looking for great food and a beautiful atmosphere!

Quails' Gate Restaurant was an absolutely fantastic experience with incredible food. We went for dinner one evening and returned for lunch another day, both meals were outstanding. The duck, in particular, was unbelievably flavorful and cooked to perfection. Everything we tried from the happy hour lunch menu was also delicious, the salad and beef tartare were personal favorites. The setting and location are also stunning. We’ll definitely be back in the future :)

Outstanding Okanagan gem. One of the oldest wineries in BC, truly exceptional. Neil our host for our anniversary tasting was fantastic and charming. His depth of wine knowledge was brilliant. Beautiful setting, grounds and of course wines. Stewart Family reserve Chardonnay was top notch.

Wonderful experience at Quails Gate. We had lunch at the restaurant (separate review), then a stroll in adjacent vineyard, followed by a reserve tasting. We were guided through the tasting by a delightful lady Valerie, who it turns out had much in common. She not only introduced the wines but shared extensive background on the history of the winery. The tasting began with a Pinot Gris. They were sold out of top rated Riesling, chenin blanc, and gerwurstraminer. We then had a Pinot noir, which had very aggressive tannins, unusual for a Pinot. Next came a Marshal Foch, a non-vinus-venifera, and was a little funky, without much finish. The final was the queue, a red blend made from grapes from elsewhere in BC. The tasting was on the deck backdropped by the beautiful lake, hills and vineyards.

My family and I had a great time exploring the park. There’s lots to see in the staff were super friendly. Some of the amenities could be worked on as as well as the cleanliness of the washrooms, I’m sure it’s a busy place but for the price they charge With concessions and entry, they should have people on duty making sure things are clean. It can get very hot there so I would recommend bringing something to keep you cool like an umbrella. Overall off on place to take company from out of town

It's a fun experience for the entire family. Being able to walk between the wallaroos and kangaroos is enchanting for all ages. The place is beautiful, lots of space for a picnic (although they do sell snacks and beverages). You really need to come during the low season and on a weekday. The place can get packed fast.

Came all the way here from Maple Ridge to see the kangeroos because it’s cheaper than flying to Australia. It was for my daughter’s birthday as she loves animals and especially kangeroos. We had a great time. The capybaras and the sugar glider were surprising fan-favourites. My kids (9, 10 & 16) all liked the rabbits and pigs too. We got bored around the two hour mark. The animals are pretty docile and pretty much just lie around. I hope they’re happy here. Although we can feed them they don’t really want to be fed (must be full). One pig had a tantrum at the end and got really loud. Coming here is something you must do once but probably would never come again. Some of the staff were great and others seemed a little harsh with kids. Prices are a little high but if it’s mostly going towards the animals’ care that’s fine.

I love kangaroo creek farm so much. I’ve been there many many times and I’ve never had a bad day there. They have local honey as well available for sale outside the grounds (also delicious). I love that you can interact with so many different species. They have capybara, kangaroos, bennetts wallabies, a Patagonian Mara, a porcupine, sugar gliders and more. This is one of my favourite places in the world. @katjaspov on Instagram for more of my favourite spots 🥰

I recently visited Kangaroo Creek Farm in Kelowna, and honestly, it’s such a fun and unique spot, especially if you have little kids. The farm gives you the chance to get up close with kangaroos, wallabies, capybaras, parrots, and even some exotic animals you don’t usually see in Canada. It’s hands-on, interactive, and way more personal than a traditional zoo experience. What makes it really special is how relaxed and welcoming the vibe is — the animals have space to roam, and you get the chance to feed and pet them at your own pace. The staff are super friendly too, always happy to answer questions and make sure the kids are having a great time. Tickets are about $20 per person, its about 1 hours trip. And they have shows at 11:30 and 1:30 every day i believe. I’d say it’s the kind of place where kids can learn, explore, and have fun all at once, and adults will definitely enjoy it too. Whether you’re a local or just visiting Kelowna, Kangaroo Creek Farm is definitely worth adding to your list — it’s one of those experiences you’ll remember for a long time.

A very lovely farm with lots of different animals to see! The kangaroos are super friendly and you can even pet them. It’s a perfect spot for a fun date or a family outing — very kid-friendly and relaxing overall.

We went to the Kangaroo Creek Farm in July and were so excited to see the animals. The farm was busy when we got there but parking was easy to find. It was a very hot day and we were worried the animals would be hiding or not around for us to see. Upon entering, we went to the capybara and sugar gliders. They were out, and although the heat made them lazy, we got to pet and hangout with them and even hold a sugar glider. The kids enjoyed the show we watched, which was quick and engaging. The bird exhibit was fun and they were all hanging out. The emu feeding was awesome and we enjoyed watching it interact with people. The kangaroos were pretty lazy and weren’t interested in eating our treats but we couldn’t blame them because it was +35. It was fun to see the babies and watch them be bottle fed. There was even a momma with one in its pouch, which was cool to see. The facilities were clean and we enjoyed ourselves. I highly recommend to anyone going to Kelowna to check out the farm and hangout with the animals.

Really beautiful place to hang out. Especially in the warm evenings after dinner. Every time we are out there the waterfront park area is a visit. Really clean, really friendly and just a wonderful place. Highly recommend the area. You won’t be disappointed.

This is a really beautiful place, like a portrait. The roads and walkways are designed beautifully that you can enjoy the nature flawlessly. You can do lots of activities, like walking, biking, boating, etc. Swimming is not allowed in this area, I believe. You will be amazed after visiting this site. Parking is paid and sometimes hard to find a suitable spot.

Truly amazing place to explore. Lots of shops on the waterfront. Great places to grab a coffee and enjoy the views. Appears to have lots of entertainment going on. Beautiful flowers and we'll maintained gardens. You can rent water skis and if you feel like some adventure parasailing. Only down side, there is lots of homeless people wondering around. But never felt threaten or was harassed. There was an abundance of wild life to see. If you are in the area totally worth the trip. Grab a great local coffee and and enjoy the views.

The entire waterfront and park area is a great spot to visit. Plenty of green space to enjoy the sun and amazing water view as well. The water near this specific spot near the fountain stinks a little bit since it's probably not circulated or cleaned regularly. Plenty of cheap parking nearby, so that's a plus too.

Beautiful place located on the Okanagan lake and the heart of Kelowna , Beautiful park with great trails. Amazing beaches in a couple locations for picking the right beach for some family fun in the sun. Many spots for picnicing and relaxing

Great area to spend a nice day. Good scenery, numerous eating places. Boat show was hosted by the yacht club this weekend, which was a chance to explore their newish building.

Very peaceful & serene vibes. Even if you are not a local & just passing by from highway. Getting a vibe of Kelowna through visiting this park is recommended

I visited this place about 10 years ago. Back then, it wasn’t lavender season so I didn’t get to see the fields in full bloom, but I always remembered it and looked forward to coming back someday. This summer, I finally made the trip from Vancouver, driving over four hours and then getting stuck in traffic again in West Kelowna, just to visit this farm. When I arrived, I was shocked to find a sign at the gate saying it is no longer open to the public. There was no clear notice online or on Google Maps to let people know in advance. It was incredibly disappointing to come all this way only to turn around and head straight back into traffic. I really hope the farm can update their information online so that others don’t waste their time like I did. It is such a beautiful place and it’s a pity that visitors don’t even get the chance to enjoy it anymore.

My husband bought me Rose Hydrosol as a gift from Okanagan Lavender & Herb Farm and it just arrived. First of all, the package was beautifully and carefully wrapped and packed in completely environmentally-friendly biodegradable packaging. Thank you for that. You can feel the care and attention that goes into their packaging. The first thing that hit us when we opened the package was the lovely scent of lavender from a small tied bundle of lavender on top of the box. A small gift of lip balm was also included, also in a biodegradable container. What a lovely surprise! The Rose Hydrosol is a high quality wonderful product. Okanagan Lavender & Herb Farm has gained my trust! I will be ordering more products from them and telling all my friends about them. We are more than happy and proud to support this wonderful Canadian company. I highly recommend their Rose Hydrosol and I look forward to trying more of their products. Thank you, Okanagan Lavender & Herb Farm! We appreciate everything you are doing.

Real eye catching place. The shop smelt amazing with them making essential oils right there. Lots of different products to try and very friendly staff. The garden tour is something special. So much to look at so dont be in a rush and take your time. I would recommend this place to anyone who wants a perfect photo or photos for a special function in your life. Make sure to get a tag to add a wish to the wishing tree. Was enjoyable to read what others wrote and to see how far people have come. Great place to come with a group. Will be bringing friends and family next time.

Apparantly not open for public anymore and exclusive only online since 2020 see picture for reference,. Lucky we were able to speak with the owner and explained and gave us other options to visit,. Thanks! More Power to you business!!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

A must visit while in the Okanagan. A little peace of of heaven. I absolutely loved this place, Jean our tour guide and also a gardener and ground keeper was phenomenal. I learned so much about the farm history, about types of lavender and other flowers and herbs and their medicinal and or culinary use. I had only gone to purchase a few items but when I learned there was a tour of the ground i didn’t think twice. well worth the small fee. A wonderful family business that have evolved and change since 1908. Definitely recommend it, bring extra $$ for all their amazing products. Rupy and the other clerks were so wonderful and also very knowledgeable about all the shops products, cannot wait to go home and start using everything!!!!

Lovely smelling farm with knowledgeable and friendly staff. We took the tour for $15. The staff knew about the land and the plants. There was a lot of lavender essential oils to choose from. Make a wish at the wishing tree if you get a chance to go. 👍👍

Great little farm. Staff knowledgeable and friendly. During summer seasons you can tour the farm itself, off season you can just visit the main building. They have a lot of offerings from soaps to oils to dried lavander. They also so lemonaid, tea, and ice cream

Must visit this beach!! I love it! Visited from Vancouver for the 5th time in years and have absolutely adored it as always. Perfect place for swimming, the water is absolutely clear, clean, no rocks in the water to hurt your feet, only sand, and the water only comes to your waist even if you go way, way beyond the shoreline (literally went to the middle and could still touch the bottom with my feet). Perfect atmosphere, sand is very nice, grass area, picnic tables etc I just love swimming here!

So fun for kids lots of shed and zipline ofcourse (2 different types) . You can wash your feet and they have washrooms (so clean) . Clean water for swimming and clean sand for kids can play.

One of the busiest beaches in Kelowna. Paid parking and dog-friendly on the paths and grass if leashed. Beautiful sunsets and upgraded facilities (seasonal use). If you're visiting town, it's a nice place to visit. There's restaurants and drinks nearby and it looks like they built a beach soccer field. Don't forget to pick up after your pups.

Beautiful place in the morning but crowds up quick on a summer afternoon. Half the park is beach and half the park is nice grass Feild with sports courts and fields. Dogs are permitted only on the paved walkway between the beach and the grass. Not very pet friendly. Great place to spend on a hot summer day, good views down the lake. Good shopping across the street if you forget any essentials.

Beautiful beach and park. Great jungle gym for kids with mini zipping, over sand and into the water. Rentable chairs with umbrella dor a 15$ charge for 4 hours. Nice bathrooms, juice vendor. The water goes out for ages, not deep. Gorgeous view, shoppers drugmart just up the street if you forget your sunscreen. I suggest getting to the beach early and get your spot 8:00 amish if you can it fills up quickly. Popular tourist spot.

It's perfect! There are a lot of things to do here. They offered different activities for kids and adults. They have kids park, small zip line, rental boats, paddles, etc. We can stay on the shade under the big trees sorrounding the whole area.The comfort room is clean, well, because we are quite early there, but it really gets crowded as the time passed by. But that's understandable we just need to distance ourselves to others.

Nice large beach minutes south of downtown Kelowna. Pay parking is available and a bit small but we always managed to get a space. Sanded or grassed areas to sit. Public washrooms, sand-rinsing taps, picnic tables are available. There is a concession shaped like an apple which sells chips, ice creams and drinks. Ample playground structures for kids to enjoy, including 2 ziplines - one over water and one over the sand. Water is shallow for a long distance in from the shoreline so good for young kids and non-swimmers. Really lovely, tidy and well-appointed beach.

The exhibits were very interesting! I spent about 45 minutes touring the three rooms, and spent a few minutes in the craft room at the end. I appreciated the small handout for the main exhibit, and the artist videos. There's an original art vending machine!

I appreciate their efforts in bringing a wide variety of artwork to Kelowna. I visit whenever possible, because entry is very reasonable! Small enough to finish a walkthrough in ~1 hr.

What a beautiful experience. My family was here for the viewing of sculptures made entirely of Lego by artist Ekow Nimako...Simply spectacular! We also just so happen to be there to see very impressive artwork by some very talented high school students. Small museum, great exhibits and very accommodating staff. Thank you for a wonderful experience 🙏🏽

This gallery (really a contemporary art museum) always has thought provoking, fun and unique exhibits. You may not like everything you see, but that's art! The current exhibition includes large-scale sculptures built only with black Legos, inspired by a 14th century sea voyage of 2000 ships from west Africa. It's definitely worth a visit.

It was a nice surprise to find out this Gallery, is small but good. The staff was amazing, so helpfully and nice.

I stopped in last week since the Kelowna Art Gallery is free on Thursdays and I was really excited to check it out. One exhibit was being redone, so keep that in mind if you visit. The artwork that was there was beautiful, but I was surprised by how small the gallery actually is. The building itself is large, but it seems like a lot of the space is taken up by offices rather than exhibits. Because of that, it felt a bit underwhelming, especially considering how many incredible artists there are in Canada. I couldn’t help but think the space could be used much more effectively. Honestly, I would have been disappointed if I had paid for admission, particularly since larger cities offer much bigger galleries and more variety. I used to live in a small town with a small art gallery, and even that space seemed to make better use of what it had. Overall, the pieces were lovely, but the gallery itself just felt like it could have offered so much more.

Nice little gallery with interesting art. 4 Stars because it's really little 😅

For something to do on a Wednesday night we hit the mini golf and had some laughs. The course was in great shape and no complaints. Looks like they’ve sunk some money in to their outdoor course. Alyssa was amazing and super helpful.

We had such a fun time at Scandia in Kelowna! We played mini golf and really enjoyed the arcade, but the highlight for us was definitely the go-karts. The track was exciting, and it felt safe but still full of adrenaline. The whole place is well-maintained, with lots of games and activities for all ages, so there’s never a dull moment. The staff were friendly and helpful, which made the experience even better. A perfect spot for family fun or hanging out with friends—we’ll definitely be back!

Scandia has been around since I was a child. They definitely need to upgrade their outdoor mini golf, still a few of the pars were not in working order and that should have been discounted from the price. A few of the machines were not working in the arcade and no signage was posted. They had a great selection of different arcade games and the landscaping was up-kept which was nice to see.

I remember coming here as a kid (so many years ago...) They done a good job maintaining the place. We really enjoyed the outdoor golf course.

Don’t bother. This place is a loud, obnoxious, waste of money. Most machines are $3/play - which is outrageous, and you can spend $100 and not even walk out with a dollar store prize, and a crying kid. Just take them to a store and buy them something nice instead :)

Pretty fun games and the go kart and mini golf were a good value. Cafeteria was woefully stocked however. Frozen treat freezer was completely empty and only had popcorn available for hot food. Was told that they were out of a lot because of the long weekend. (I came in the Thursday after, so that seems a little odd that NO orders came in the three days after the long weekend). Place was also pretty understaffed it seemed. No one was working the cafeteria counter and took us 5 min to track down someone. No stanchions off any sort meant that there was no clear line up for indoor mini golf / prizes / cafe. Overall we had a good time, but the organization of the place seems pretty lacking. Even the go karts seemed really rushed. Not one bit of instruction given, just got in the kart and good luck if you’ve never driven before. (They did come and check the harnesses before letting us loose).

Absolutely amazing! Games are a relatively good price and have a large variety. The outdoors mini golf is has 18 unique holes with a beautifully decorated cottage/fairytale aesthetic. Workers were extremely patient and kind. Would recommended, this is a great place for fun with family and friends.

The city really needs to do a better job of cleaning their beaches. This is a main beach downtown Kelowna and the sand was full or garbage from cigarette butts to food waste. The bathrooms were generally clean. Considering they charge for parking, they should be combing the sand and cleaning designated areas for people. It was also u fortunate to see alot of people with theirs dogs off leash and not picking up after them.

Very nice place we plan coming next year🥰

It's great. Good sand, clear water (I could still see my feet and the sand with water up to my chest. There's a place to change, a water park, a grassy park, some semi-private bays and an open beach ⛱️. I recommend it.

This lovely waterfront park is adjacent to the downtown Marina. It is a beautiful place for a leisurely stroll or activities such as swimming, sunbathing, watersports, beach volleyball etc. We also saw an inflated floating playground on the lake for the kids. The park offers a wonderful view of Okanagan Lake. There are a number of restaurants offering a wide choice of cuisines within walking distance. All in all, a great place to spend an afternoon or evening or the entire day

It's a beautiful place to enjoy with the family, but there is always that guy who thinks that signs do not apply to him

Our favourite destination during the summer! This place has a great beach front that has decent access to washrooms, water fountain, basketball court, tennis court, water park, boardwalks, etc. There’s plenty of space even on a busy hot day. Parking can be tricky but if your patient it’s not impossible to get a spot. I highly recommend going here if you’re ever in Kelowna for a beach day!

Fantastic beach day spot , I really enjoyed that there was more adults than children at this section of the beach, It was a great for just laying down and tanning , people watching, there was beach volleyball I enjoyed watching people play, bathrooms were close. Green space and other activities near by which was great !

Beautiful short hike

It is a beautiful scenic drive close to the kelowna downtown. There are few parkings available at the top. The views from the top are spectacular. There is one viewing deck & few beaches at the top. It is also a easy hike to the top...lots of trees & shades.

Great place for daily hikes with few different trails . Beautiful views of Okanogan lake from the lookout . Walked from Comfort sweets Kolowna on the rail trail all the way to Knox Mountain. Have to say the city busses are great , it made it possible for me to do many hikes in the area.Mt .Boucherie Eain Laount Loop,McDougal Rim, Rose Valley hike and surrounding Hills around a hotel . No boring moment for sure !

Road is closed due to fire restrictions. The walk up the mountain is very pleasant. The trail to Pauls Tomb has many sidetracks, lots of shaded trees and many benchs with fabulous views.

It's a nice hike with a great view of the area's around.

Easy for a family hike. Lots of trees for shades 😁

The drive is closed for the COVID pandamic. However, you can walk up. I bet, you'll enjoy that too.

Great trail for walking or biking. We chose the walk. The trail itself is much longer and you can choose how far you want to walk/ride. It took us 16 km in less than 4 hours, including a stop for a snack. There are two toilets and two storm shelters along the route. The road goes through a gorge, bridges and through the forest. It is good to have sunscreen and a baseball cap on a sunny day. Perfect flat trail for trip with children or pets

Visiting Myra Canyon was one of the best experiences I’ve had in Kelowna! The scenery is absolutely breathtaking — the views of the Okanagan Valley from the trestle bridges are something you really have to see in person. Photos don’t do it justice. I walked along part of the trail and was amazed at how well maintained it is. It’s wide, flat, and easy to navigate, so it’s perfect whether you’re biking or just taking a leisurely walk. The trestle bridges and tunnels are incredible to see up close, and there’s so much history behind them. I loved stopping to read the little info boards along the way — it gives you a sense of how much effort went into preserving this spot. What I appreciated most is that you don’t need to be an extreme hiker to enjoy it. The trail is very family-friendly and you can go at your own pace, whether you want to do the full stretch or just a portion. The air feels so fresh up there, and it’s so peaceful — a nice escape from the busy city. I’d recommend bringing some water, snacks, and of course your camera because you’ll want to capture those views. If you’re visiting Kelowna, this is definitely a must-do activity. It’s beautiful, relaxing, and has that perfect mix of nature and history. I’ll 100% be going back, maybe next time with a bike to cover more of the trail!

This trail is the most beautiful location I’ve ever biked (and I’ve done many!). The path is very well taken care of, making it accessible to all levels and the landscape is gorgeous. We went in October and the weather was perfect! It was 2C yet there were some paths covered in soft ice. It felt like a mix of all seasons in one a piece of heaven!

We bike a lot and this is one of the best bike trails we've ever done. Very scenic, mostly flat - easy for kids too. Would recommend doing this in fall - look at the colours and no crowds. There is a bike rental at the parking lot - not sure about the hours of operation. It's in a little higher altitude so get dressed for the weather (last time in Kelowna was 20 Celsius and up there only 14). Loved it! Biked on Oct 7, 2025

The Myra Canyon Trail is absolutely mesmerizing — stunning views, historic trestle bridges, and a unique outdoor experience. A must-do if you’re in Kelowna. The full trail is about 12 km one way (24 km round trip). It’s flat since it was built on old railway tracks, so biking is the most practical and popular option. Families and casual riders can complete it in about 40 minutes one way. Walking is possible, but keep in mind 24 km is a lot — most walkers choose a shorter section just to enjoy the bridges and views without committing to the entire length. Tips: Bike rentals are available in the parking, right at the trail entrance. Renting a bike is easy but book in advance, especially tandems (hard to get). Rentals start around $50; e-bikes are available. Opens at 9 AM and 1 PM; mornings are best as it gets busy. Bikes are geared and well-maintained. Washrooms available on the trail. About 23 km from Kelowna downtown; last 8 km is gravel road, winding and uphill, so drive carefully. Bottom line: Perfect for bikers, worth it even for walkers who just want to explore a few trestles and soak in the breathtaking canyon views.

amother day blessef with sunny and nice weather to walk on the higher point at the mountain ,l.Its wheelchair / stroller family friendly trail that all flat from beginning to the end of it .The larch still in the season with vibrant golden colour pine trees.

Absolutely beautiful bike ride took us about 2 hours roundtrip. We parked at the Ruth station entrance to start at trestle 1. Lots of parking there since most people go to the other entrance however the drive up is quite something. Lots of sharp corners and gravel road not in the best condition but should be fine with most SUVs and pickups. The trail is stunning and super easy on bikes since it's so flat. Right after trestle 18 you get a beautiful view of Kelowna.

It’s been years since we walked downtown. It was the long weekend so of course it’s going to be busy, even for April. I love seeing all the entertainment, and walking by the water. A bonus for April is that the tulips are in bloom!

My dad & stepmom visited from Europe (Switzerland) a couple days ago. They're staying at the Royal Anne Hotel right on Bernard, the location is mint! The homeless population is becoming more than a problem, it's straight up pandemonium. Our downtown core is nothing like what it used to be like which is incredibly sad and unfortunate. The construction and expansion is absolutely out of hand as well, I heard the earth/foundation down at the lake level is nowhere near strong enough to hold all the current buildings & skyscrapers as well as all the others they plan to build in the future?

Kelowna Downtown is a gorgeous place with a nice breeze blowing, perfect for sightseeing. It’s a great spot to watch the sunset and relax in the garden. You can also enjoy riding electric bikes around the area. The atmosphere is lively with music, delicious food, and a fun environment. Everything about this place was truly amazing – a great spot to unwind and enjoy the day.

Rented a boat about a year ago, best experience of my life! The staff are so nice and professional. Out of all the marinas I’ve been to this is the one!

Great restaurants. Great place to relax.

I live downtown Kelowna and I love it. Amenities are close and there's is plenty to do for entertainment.

Is the best place where you can hang out with friends and family and have fun

There is a beautiful view, a large parking lot. There is a restaurant and a shop where wine is sold, there is a very beautiful interior and polite staff. But the prices seem too high to me. Although there were a lot of people, several buses with tourists from Asia.

Mix feelings about this one. Definitely one of the best views in town. The food was good but quite expensive. Unfortunately, as it is a winery, the wines did not impress me. Located only a few minutes from downtown Kelowna, you'll find a huge, heated terrace overlooking lake Okanagan, perfect to watch the sunset. You cannot beat that. Inside decor is... a tad weird. Not sure what is going on with all the sculptures and pyramid references? We started with a wine tasting. They know their product but, except for their version of a champagne, I did not find anything of interest. The food was a redemption, I must say. Our server was sweet, and we had overall a great night. It is just so expensive for what it is. I guess you pay for the views? I've been told it's a very popular place, but we went on a Friday, and we were maybe nine people total, and our group counted for six. Oh well.

This place offers great views and good photo ops while you visit this winery. Famous for its pyramid cellar, they offer a broad selection of whites, reds, sparklings, and ice wines. They can offer you a tasting of their product free of charge provided you buy a bottle. Additional wine tasting options and a winery tour is optional by reservations.

Me and my family wanted to stop by to have a taste of wine. We were enjoying the view and how nice the place was. Unfortunately, we felt horribly mistreated by the man working at the tasting room. We wanted to have a taste before buying, so we asked what’s something he recommends and what their best selling wine was. We waited for his reply, however, it seems though he was ignoring us on purpose and acted like we weren’t there. A few minutes go by and we see him giving out wine to two ladies who just came by dressed gracefully. I’m not assuming but it felt as if it had to do with the way we look. I hate to be look down upon especially when it comes to customer services like these. Customers should be valued and treated equally, it’s basically called human decency.

This was my very first wine tasting experience, and I couldn’t have asked for a better introduction. The host was extremely knowledgeable, cheerful, and engaging throughout the tasting. She not only provided excellent service but also shared educational information in a way that was easy to understand and enjoyable to learn. Her energy and professionalism made the experience both fun and memorable. I left feeling not only impressed by the wines but also grateful for the outstanding service. Highly recommend!

What an amazing evening at Summerhill! The food was great and the service was one of the best I've had in my life! Thanks to Joey, the best!!! Even during a very busy night we felt taking care of. Not enough people take the time to write a positive review and I really wanted to share my experience. Thanks for the beautiful memory.

Derek was very friendly and explained the whole wine tasting as we had them. The pyramid is very interesting. Excellent location. Will return for sure.

Bear Creek Provincial Park in west Kelowna, BC is has beautiful hiking trails for scenic views of Okanagan Lake. The hike is tough though and steep and it can be pretty rough on a smoking hot day, like when our family did it. There are shaded areas deeper into the forest though, but take lots of water on a hot day. There is a lovely creek with cold, clear water and great views of Okanagan lake from the top. A big canyon cuts through the mountains as well. The park has campgrounds and sand beaches. A nice place to hike and enjoy nature. We also saw a huge, eagles nest in a tree and there are some areas burnt from forest fires.

We’ve been a few times and really like this campground. It has a beautiful beach and nice open field area. Last years trip was cancelled due to the fire. I just took a quick look at the hiking trails in my recent trip to Kelowna. Unfortunately, that side of the park was closed and presumably burned out. The photos are from the road. It was such a nice hike.

Good. Bathrooms and showers and sites were clean and taken care of. They drove around in golf carts. Bad There is no trail as noted on the map. The bushes are all overgrown. Barely any beach. No dog beach. Bird poop on the beach. There were people hogging the beach by leaving all their chairs, etc. there the whole week .

Very decent hike for the mediocre hiker. I enjoyed the mixed of stairs and the slopes. I would not recommend with little kids as there is very steep trails are there. I enjoyed a lot being first time on this trail. I would also recommend going with hike buddy to support each other in case of emergencies.

Great hiking trail, it is quite the climb to start, but nothing too bad. Once you get to the creek there are spots to go in and chill out, once you're you're ready to keep going you'll cross a bridge over the creek and from that point on there is no more water so I'd recommend soaking your shirt before you cross the bridge since the rest of the hike you're pretty exposed to the sun.

A diamond in the rough just off Westlake road in west Kelowna . . This provincial park delivers at all levels. Great clean sandy beach , well maintained. Large and small RV spots along with great tenting spots . Great spot for a day trip as well for all your lake needs, paddle boarding, kayaking. Swimming etc Staff are super courteous and helpful . Check it out 🤙

This is not for the camping area, this is for the hiking trail across the road! Nice workout to start whether you do the stairs along the path to the right (approx. 147 of them) or if you head up the path to the left. Trail is a circle, with side paths to get you to view points and down to the water. The viewpoints on the north side of the canyon are better to see the waterfalls. Nice views of downtown Kelowna, the bridge and the lake from a bench on the south side of the canyon. In winter wear ice grips for traction, the far end of the canyon is shaded and can be very icy. Parking is available at the base and can be busy in the summer. There is toilet near the parking. Parking is closed off in the winter but you can park on the road on the lake side, just be mindful of the no parking signs and avoid that area. If you are unsteady on your feet or have difficulty walking, be careful as there is loose rock and gravel throughout and a couple sets of awkward stairs. This trail is an easy walk, up the stairs or up the hill will get your heart pumping but the rest is fairly flat.

Hey friends, H2O Adventure + Fitness Centre, funded by our taxes, is a massive letdown. On Mother’s Day yesterday, my friend filmed a selfie in a quiet corner, with no one behind her, not using a mirror. The gym was almost empty—I have a photo to prove it! Staff Jocelyn stopped her, claiming “Someone might pass by.” My friend instantly stopped filming and politely asked for the rules, but Jocelyn offered no clear policy, used offensive language, and threatened to kick her out and cancel her membership. A year ago I had a similar experience, my nearly 10-year-old daughter was stretching with me when a staff ordered us out, scaring her to tears with no comfort, even banning her from resting at the entrance. She’s too afraid to exercise now. We’ve stopped going to avoid threats. Kelowna taxpayers deserve better! Staff need training and clear rules.

Nice pool with different features/areas for kids and adults to use. We spent about 3 hours here in the lazy river, wave pool, and hot tub. I found the pools to be relatively clean and the staff were friendly and helpful. But, some pathways and floors were pretty dirty and either seemed to be overlooked. I'm glad that I wore flipflops to get from pool to pool as the corners of the steps looked like a film had grown over some areas. Additionally, the drinking fountain near the adults only hot tub at the top of the stairs had a brown film growing inside of it and was clogged. There were some pool toys for the kids, but many of them were busted and/or torn with a limited selection. The change rooms could use more private changing rooms and those private changing rooms could also have been a bit cleaner. The drop-in/payment at the counter was pretty lengthy and they didn't have many staff members working at the front to get people into the facility. We were second in line and still waited about 10 minutes before we could pay to enter. More of a 3.5/5 than a 4.

It’s pretty nice for a community pool but stars are knocked off because the change rooms are absolutely DISGUSTING. We were in and out of them over a course of a few hours and never saw anyone cleaning them. They honestly look like no one has cleaned them in a week. I’ve never seen so much hair on a floor in my life. Long black strands plugging all the drains. And gobs of spit!!! My kids, who normally don’t care about getting dirty, were totally grossed out. Also we went through a dollar in change before we found a locker that worked. Last complaint is the front admissions, which I saw other remarks about too: sooo sloooow. Not sure why it took 15 minutes for a few people to pay for a drop-in. Otherwise, the Flowrider is a unique thing my kids liked. Three slides (one was closed). Disappointed that you have to be 13 to jump off the higher diving board. Water was cold. I guess I wasn’t done complaining. I personally wouldn’t come back but my little kids probably would. Not my teen though. He was bored pretty fast.

Really nice water park with lots to do. Few things I didn't know and you should be aware of is that some activities close one hour before closing time, like big slides. Also you need your ID to go to the water park. We missed the slides because we didn't know that. You need to be 42" to use to slides.

It's a great facility and was not packed like usually,but it's still worth going 👍 can't wait till 65, soon then I get a discount Highly recommend as an activity,but sadly it's a bit pricey,so stay as long as you can. Get your money worth and do all the activities,so much fun packed under one roof . I go with my whole family,but not all at once 😎I take my grandkids they 💕 it

Mario is amazing… sadly had to cancel my membership just because it’s not the best location vs my new gym. But MARIO , he is the best person there 100%

Staff is friendly, place is huge and mostly crowded. They have many pools including kids pool, hot tub, family pool, wave surfing and gym. They offer swimming lessons as well but sometimes hot tub is closed, slides are closed, bit congested etc hence a bit disappointing but nevertheless worth visiting.

I had a successful irrigation job with Craig however his landscape maintenance crew is amateur with not enough experience (on site, Craig is never with them) to do anything other than deweed and clean up and will damage your trees and shrubs out of ignorance.

Craig and his team are reliable, thorough and very pleasant to deal with. We have been using his services over several years and are always happy with the care he provides for our yard. Very knowledgeable. Great with kids, as ours tend to run around the yard and want to get involved. Superb service overall. Highly recommend!

Very Pleased with the quick fix of our rainbird irrigation system! Craig was very quick and efficient in detecting why our system wasn’t running properly. It saved me tons of time and money 😊 Would highly recommend and Will definitely be my go to sprinkler guy!

Craig was very fair and got the work done when he promised - Even when I pushed the schedule 3 times because of contractor coordination delays. He cares about his work and is simply good at what he does.

Prompt service, billed as quoted. Okanagan Valley Landscapes replaced all valves in my irrigation boxes and simplified the mess of piping that had originally been done. Neat and tidy job, you can see that Craig takes pride in his work. I will definitely call upon him for help in the future. Peter - Kelowna, BC

We are so pleased with our backyard upgrade this Spring!! The work was done promptly and on budget, we appreciated the consultation process was professional and easy. Thanks so much!

They were professional and hard working. Have great advice , without any upselling. Would recommend highly and without reservation.

The restaurant at Quails Gate is set in a beautiful setting with amazing views. Service was very friendly, although there may have been a lack of communication from the host to the server, as no one came to greet/take our order for a long time.. until one server found us and looked shocked that no one came to help us after being seated. Our waiter was awesome though.

The restaurant located on the winery is exquisite. One can eat indoors or on a deck outdoors with fire pits to stay warm in the cooler fall days. We opted for indoors. The restaurant has a wall of windows looking out over the vineyard or beyond. The menu has suggested pairings with each item - which we went with, and the pairings worked very well. The octopus appetizer was beautiful and delicious, positioned atop a red pepper with fried chickpeas humus. The mushroom risotto was very tasty, although not so taken with the accompanying picked mushrooms. The saffron apple and burrita appetizer sounded nice, but was a little disappointing in terms of presentation, and had no wow. The tuna tataki with aeoli sauce, Japanese vegetable salad was tasty - a highlight was crispy, crunchy sushi rice. The service was professional throughout.

Old Vines never disappoints! This is our favourite restaurant in the whole valley. The food, the wine, the views...all outstanding! We were very fortunate to get the corner table last night, thanks to a good friend!

We visited the restaurant and the food was a wonderful surprise. The risotto was amazing, the steak was delicious, and the winery itself is beautiful. I definitely recommend it! Unfortunately, the weather was cloudy that day, and even though we had a reservation, our table didn’t have a view.

Excellent long lunch here last week - very good food & lovely relaxed atmosphere sitting outside. Only slight negative is sometimes the wine pairings took a while to arrive with each course so we were nearly finished with our meal before we got to try the wine paired with each course, but it was all good.

"Outrageously" haute cuisine. A special dinner celebration for a starving palate. From appetizers to desserts, this place exceeded our expectations. Heavenly, fresh, gourmandizing, flavorful, savory, exquisite and mouth-watering food. I felt like I was back home in Europe walking down memory lane. Instead we were minutes away from home, yet in a place where the surroundings made one feel like you just stepped into Paradise. The ambiance was warm cozy and unwinding from a long day was instant. Our dishes were vibrant, creatively presented, bursting of freshness with unique flavors, simply a delight for any gourmet food enthusiast. Our server Frederic was very attentive without being overbearing. This was more than just a meal and evening out for dinner, it was an elegant memorable experience.

Beautiful view and good food. Nice wine pairing. Portions are very small, so order carefully. The restaurant gets fairly busy, so plan ahead (especially during summer months).

The view was 5* and so was our wonderful waitress Emily H, who is funny and knowledgeable. In fact, all the servers were really nice. The venue is attractive but there isn’t much convenient parking, and the food is okay, but over-engineered. I’ve had better food at cheaper places.

Visited after having lunch at another winery and wanted something light to go with the wine. We ordered the cheese platter and sticky toffee pudding. The cheese paired beautifully with the wine, and the sticky toffee pudding was exactly what I was craving—absolutely delicious! A great spot to enjoy wine with just the right bites on the side.

We visited this winery while traveling from Vancouver, hoping for something special. We managed to get a reservation, but the overall vibe wasn’t that unique. The patio was extremely hot and uncomfortable to sit in for long. We did a tasting of 5 wines — they weren’t terrible, but definitely nothing amazing. All wines were from 2022 to 2025, so quite young and not very complex. The tasting platter for two was $20, but honestly very small and not worth it. In the end, we bought one bottle of rosé from 2024 for $52. There weren’t many better options — most wines were overpriced for what they were. Honestly, if you skip this winery, you’re not missing out on anything special.

Had the most delicious lunch at CedarCreek. We had the 2 course dining menu with wine pairing and everything was so yum. The best buratta we’ve ever had! The views from our table were beautiful and the staff were all super friendly. Would definitely recommend

End-to-end fantastic. Tasty cocktails, great 3 course meal with wine pairings, excellent service from Matt and Joel (both Ontario guys) finished off with dessert and coffee on the deck. Can we go back tomorrow!

If you didn’t arrive by 6 you won’t be able to sit down and enjoy the tasting. Then you will pay 15 for two estate wine tastings. Definitely not the best value around so would recommend making the reservation before coming. Great architecture and view though. Would love to come back one day.

This was my first time visiting a Kelowna winery, and CedarCreek has set the bar sky-high for any future visits. The property is absolutely stunning, the service was exceptional, and the three course wine-paired dinner at Home Block was unforgettable. From the Italian burrata starter to the famous sticky toffee pudding. Stunning views, incredible food, and a truly memorable experience. Thank you.

Great place. Lots of trails . Beautiful clean peaceful creek lots of trees. Benches, picnic tables. Great playground for kids. Washroom. Lots of parking. We took the turtle pond trail. Partial shady path. Nice walk to the pond about 10-15 minutes.

Love coming here with the kids. Great for if they need to burn off energy at the park or even going for a long hike through the Greenway and trails is relaxing. You can also see some really cool wildlife if you aren't too loud

Congratulation goes again to the city of Kelowna in maintaining intake this unique gigantic park. Trails with no end and a little pound deep inside the forest where painted turtles sun bathe. Play area for kids and amenities by the large parking lot with plenty of reserved stalls for people with disability. It is stunning. It flows well where people come to get fit and play

Awesome short hike with the fresh snow this morning. Definitely needed spikes as many icy areas. Beautiful kids fishing pond and easy to loop around the park with only a few small hills.

The park is filled with walking and pedal biking trails. Plus it has a magnificent play area for kids. There are a few picnic tables and benches here and there to have a picnic, to sit and people watch, there is a lot of dog walking. A little hike and you can reach the turtle & frog pond. There is swings, and a rope climbing structure for the bigger kids to climb. The is a river that runs threw the park for the salmon run and we’re the salmon lay there eggs. The washrooms are very clean and maintained. It really is a beautiful park.

Nice park with decent swings for kids ranging from the age of 3 years to 12 years. There is a flat walking trail there that is really good and can be rated as a beginner level hike( very easy and wide trail where you can ride the strollers with small kids). This spot is in the middle of 14 kilometre trail, so you can park you car here and walk either east or west to reach the start or end of the trail.

Well kept park and trail. Great for walking, running or biking. Once you get out of the more child friendly area and up towards Hollywood South and the bike skills park, there isn't much shade. Bring a hat. Purple still pan for gold along the river.

Had a great time with our distiller/bartender Kyle today at Okanagan Spirits. Had the opportunity to taste some great whiskey’s and my wife had a refreshing spring blossom. Always enjoy trying new local tastes when we travel and this little gem in Kelowna didn’t disappoint. If you enjoys Spirits I highly recommend a visit.

There are certain places that feel more discovered than visited. Tucked behind quiet doors and whispers of juniper and oak, Okanagan Spirits Craft Distillery doesn’t shout. It doesn’t need to. It waits, like a well-dressed secret, ready to turn the afternoon into something worth writing about. You step in. There’s a knowing glint in the eye of the staff—equal parts alchemists, storytellers, and proud conspirators in the noble art of distillation. They bring you a whisky flight, and you nod with the quiet seriousness of a traveler who has read every chapter on Scotland and still wants more. But this? This is British Columbia at its most deliciously defiant. The Single Malt—ah, the Single Malt. It drinks like a fireside confession: soft smoke, a whisper of spice, a note of caramel that vanishes just as your mind tries to catch it. Perfection in a dram. Then came Absinthe—green, elusive, a touch dangerous. The tasting was like stepping into a Toulouse-Lautrec painting… and maybe out the other side. Herbaceous, layered, and far too civilized for its scandalous reputation. And yet, it was the unapologetic charm of their 1.75L BRBN Bourbon-Style Whisky that won my heart. A bottle so commanding it practically came with a front porch and a rocking chair. I didn’t resist. I couldn’t. My only wish? That their gift box selection was as abundant as their imagination. Because something this good should be easier to wrap up and give away—though you’ll never want to. Recommendation: One flight, one green fairy, and one oversized bottle of courage.

This place is awesome for gifts and to kill an hour with boozey fun tastings/cocktails! Derek was really knowledgeable and made me want to buy everything! Going back tomorrow with a friend for another tasting!

This place was just amazing. First off they had dog treats outside the door for our girls as we walked in. Then when we were in we were greeted by two amazing and friendly guys. We do a tasting and Troy was super awesome and very knowledgeable. The gins and whiskeys were great. My only disappointment was in myself that I haven’t been to them sooner. Definitely recommend. Will be the first stop for us next time we go back to Kelowna

We had an amazing experience tasting things and drinking cocktails. Riley was our bartender. His knowledge and personality made the whole experience even better!! Highly recommend to anyone who enjoys spirits and cocktails and fun.

Wow, wife just came back from BC and although she couldn’t find these in the store she had them shipped to me. Staff was nice enough to include a custom note, LOL. I’ve drank a lot of Bourbon in my life. More than I care to admit. I’ve also been to most of the distilleries in Tennessee and Kentucky. Today though I am beaming with Canadian Pride having tasted these two whiskies. Damn they are good. Really good. BRBN: Smooth, creamy. Slight smokiness. Los of caramel. Very easily my new daily drinker. BLK BRBN: for 52% ABV it’s very smooth. Sweet, Vanilla. Butterscotch. Oak. Just amazing. As good as or even better than any of the big hitters out of the US. I’m thinking Rabbit Hole, Angels Envy etc etc. You’ve really outdone yourself. Just amazing. Thank you so much.

This establishment is quite delightful! They offer a very impressive selection of beverages. I would like to express my gratitude to Wyatt for his exceptional friendliness and amiable demeanor, and I extend a warm acknowledgment to Riley and Jenny for their delightful company and ability to bring joy to our gathering. Best regards!

Great wine tasting experience with charcuterie Very knowledgeable and friendly host. We tasted 5 wines, 2 whites 1 rose and two outstanding reds. Highly recommend

Food 1 star, wine 5! Axl was amazing and very knowledgeable about the wine which was good but our fries were cold and then we found a piece of hair in our plate (see the photo 🤢 they said sorry and gave us a 2 for 1 coupon card we’re never gonna use)

We experienced a wine tasting here and were very happy with the offerings and just as importantly the friendly helpful staff. Can’t go wrong for a good glass of wine!

Lauren was a breath of fresh air, from beginning to end. She was accommodating of our group’s needs (we had a baby and a wheelchair), the cellar tasting was quaint, educational, reasonably priced and informative. The wine and service was EXCEPTIONAL. Overall, very impressed with the experience and would absolutely recommend anyone to go! And have I mentioned Lauren? FABULOUS. Added bonus: Friday was happy hour and had live music.

We recently tried out happy hour with the live music on Friday nights. Such a great venue and atmosphere. We had some bites and enjoyed some wine tasting. We will be going back for sure - Sara was working and she added to our enjoyment answering different questions wine and winery related and engaging in general conversation ~ she made it the 5 star.

Dropped in with a couple of friends to try a few wines and ended up staying for over 1.5 hours. Alex was charming and full of excellent information and graciously accommodated my friend's preferences. The wine was fantastic (we left with 13 bottles among us) and the space is lovely. Highly recommend!

Came for a tasting with my wife and 2 small children along with friends who also had small children. We were served by a lovely lady named Lauren who was absolutely spectacular. The wine was great with the rose being perfect on a hot day. Lauren was a great sommelier with a ton of knowledge about the facility and the wines. She also made it very comfortable for the kiddos. Highly recommend a visit to this place!

I visited this museum using the Canoo app, expecting it to be free — but the entry was $8. The museum is very small and the entire visit takes only a short time. Parking is paid and extremely difficult to find, especially on holidays. Even though there were only about five people inside, the parking lot was completely full. Honestly, if I hadn’t gotten it for free, I wouldn’t have felt it was worth it. The exhibits are limited and not very engaging for adults. It might be more appealing to kids, but not something I’d return to. Overall, not a must-visit — just okay if you’re nearby and it’s free.

the lady at the front was really nice. i thought the little creatures (the taxidermy animals) were super epic sauce. 9/10 it was cool wish the dinosaur exhibit had more things to look at. i would go again.

I recommend this place to bring your family for exploring history behind the formation of Okanagan Valley. Well, They have ancient windows of few retail stores and house at display, all are presenting in a great way. But, I was little shocked to see those birds and animals being used to display as a showpiece.

The most comprehensive museum for everything about the Okanagan's history and environment. Great variety of exhibits from different cultures and locations, spanning thousands of years. An absolute must visit. Give yourself at least 1.5 hours to see everything.

Having visited many large and well curated museums around the world, I found this to be a mighty little gem in Kelowna. Interesting artifacts. There's even a stuffed grizzly bear! On a more sombre note, the acknowledgement of both indigenous reconciliation and the history of racial displacement in Kelowna and the Okanagan (an important part of its history) was front and centre and something I wholly appreciated. I happened to make it in time for the travelling exhibit on the Japanese dispossession during and after World War II. It was a sobering, but much needed storytelling of the Japanese-Canadian experience (especially from the coast/lower mainland) throughout and past internment because of the war. A great little museum and worth a visit. I spent 2.5 hours on both the main and special exhibits (but I read every single placard in the museum). You probably only need 45 minutes to an hour if you just look at the artifacts and skim the placards.

Very well done museum, featuring many areas of the natural world, history, indigenous matters, local culture and industries. Great panoramic photos comparing 1912 to present day. (Reduced opening days in the off-season.)

Good local museum. Lots of indigenous information and perspective. Large reproductions of indigenous and settler buildings. Tonnes of artifacts and interactive pieces (not currently accessible for health safety reasons). Temporary Bat exhibit was very educational. Good physical distancing and mask use.

Cedar Creek Park in the Upper Mission area of Kelowna is a great place to walk, hike or take your dog for a stroll. It has the biggest off-leash dog park in Kelowna and people come here so their dogs can jump in lake Okanagan. The trail down to the water is a bit steep and the walking trail isn’t that long, as there is a dock on one end and a boat launch on the other. Even if you don’t have a dog, it’s a nice place for a short walk. There are even picnic tables where you can sit and enjoy the water. The dogs and their walkers are friendly and it’s a nice place to enjoy the beauty of Kelowna.

New favourite dog park in Canada. Our pooch enjoyed the beach front! The storeline is small slippery stones but it's still enjoyable to swim! There are spaces out picnic tables and a few are shaded. Great off leash beach for all to enjoy. Everyone we met was friendly. Will definitely return next trip to Kelowna!

Took me a minute to find a dog friendly park that was on the lake. Loads of upon run green space at the top to the right of the parking area and friendly and easy to navigate mini switch back trails down to the water with benches and shaded seating so your furbabies can play in the lake and have shade on those scorching summer daya

Lots of seating around here, some great views around and across the lake. Beautiful place. Plus there is a off leash dog park with lots of friendly people. If you are ever sad I'm sure you could go and a friendly pup or two would come over to be friends and play. I can't see anything wrong with that. Go and have some fun!

This park is soo worth the drive down lake shore from anywhere in Kelowna! With the beautiful multi purpose field to the newly renovated pathways and stairs it's like Disneyland for dogs and people alike! Took a visiting girlfriend a few weeks back and we were in awe of the beauty this time of year! Well done city of Kelowna!

This is ultimately one of the best dog beaches in Kelowna. The beach is clean and water is close and accessible to the picnic table. Our dog just jumped right and had a blast.

Must love dogs! A great beach for dogs to run and play off-leash, swim or drink from the lake. Not a great place for bikes, or runners, or to lie at the beach, as it is very rocky. Not a place to picnic as dogs do what dogs do, including table dancing.

Amazing Theatre on all levels! I rented this to show my independent film. Great audio and visual quality. Big screen. Amazing view of the screen/stage from any angle. Great staff to work with also. This is an awesome asset to Kelowna and I look forward to returning.

We are so blessed to have Rotary of the Arts at our fingertips. I was there recently for an art exhibition. I was amazed at the local artists. So many classes & so many new things to learn . Just not enough time to do everything .

I enjoy the various art exhibits throughout the RCA, and have attended many events within the building, always a great place for comedy, music, shows in the Mary Irwin theatre.

Excellent venue! Comfortable seating, great sightlines and decent sound.

Awesome show "The Gambler Meets the King." Definitely recommend the show and the acoustics were great!

Love all about this!!! Went to the restaurant! It was amazing! Plus the open mic night! What a great communal space & atmosphere in one!

Fantastic venue with multiple events and programs available as well as an amazing Italian restaurant, roma nord.

Steep, fairly challenging trail. Technically closed for maintenance. A small amount of rock scrambling/climbing involved. Absolutely beautiful, refreshing and worth it. Best to go mid day for sun exposure in the canyon.

Crawford Falls is a hidden gem for anyone who enjoys a short but adventurous hike. The trail is about 2 km round trip and takes you down into a canyon along Bellevue Creek. There are two waterfalls here — the lower one is smaller, and the upper one is taller and more dramatic. The path is steep in sections, with ropes and railings to help, so sturdy shoes are a must. Parking is available near the trailhead, but it’s limited and can get busy on weekends. No restrooms or facilities, so plan ahead. It’s not the easiest hike, but the reward of standing at the base of the falls makes it worth the effort

Amazing! However it is closed due to low maintenance. Therefore it is not maintained the trail is steep. It does have a few spots you need to be VERY careful. Expierenced hikers only & because it is not maintained it takes a bit longer to hike. If you have small children I would NOT recommend this trail or hike. 7+ and like I said NOT MAINTAINED so use at your own risk. It is gorgeous and allot of fun 😁

Sadly wasn’t able to get down to the falls due to the snow. The stairs down to the falls are closed so you have to off road it down steep unmanned mountain edge. It’s definitely doable but wear good hiking boots but wouldn’t recommend going with young kids. Was able to stand at the top of the second falls but couldn’t see any viable route to get down. Beautiful views of the mountains though so would still recommend parking up.

I went to Crawford Falls in a Monday. Sadly most of the walls where closed and normally you couldn’t even reach a place where you can see the falls good. But I went down anyway and got a nice view and a good feeling for the power of the water that is running down there. At the moment (mid may) it was a lot of water coming from the mountains.

10 out of 10 would recommend! This hike I pretty tough but my 11 year old son was able to do with me. It gets pretty steep but it is a short hike to the falls. Definitely wear hiking boots or really good trail shoes

The trail is technically closed, but can be easily accessed by sidestepping the wooden fence on the left side. Wear appropriate footwear, as some portions of the trail can be difficult to negotiate at times. The top of the falls can be reached via a steep walking path or by climbing the rocks to the left of the waterfall, although there is a posting stating not to do so

Kelowna City Park is an absolute gem! It's perfectly situated right on the lake, offering beautiful sandy beaches, a great playground for kids, and lots of green space for picnics. The walk along the water is fantastic, and it’s always clean and well-maintained. A perfect place to spend a sunny Okanagan afternoon!

Kelowna is a beautiful city filled with natural charm — there are plenty of parks, beaches, and outdoor activities to enjoy. Whether you’re walking along the lake, relaxing on the beach, or exploring local trails, it’s definitely a place worth visiting. One of the highlights nearby is Knox Mountain. There’s free parking, and you can hike up to the first viewpoint for stunning views of the lake and the city. There’s also a trail leading to Paul’s tomb, which adds a bit of adventure for those who enjoy hiking and exploring nature. Just note: Knox Mountain Park is open seasonally during the summer and usually closes by 8 p.m., so plan your trip accordingly. Another beautiful spot is Bertram Creek Regional Park, located along the lake. It’s a peaceful place for walking, picnicking, or just enjoying the views. It’s clean, quiet, and surrounded by natural beauty — a perfect place to unwind. Overall, Kelowna and the surrounding area offer an amazing mix of lake views, mountain trails, and relaxing parks. Highly recommended for nature lovers and anyone looking for a calm and scenic getaway.

Kelowna City Park is such a beautiful and well-maintained spot! It’s clean, organized, and perfect for both daytime and evening walks. The atmosphere is relaxing, with lots of space to enjoy the views, fresh air, and nature. A great place to spend time with family or just take a peaceful stroll by the lake. Highly recommended!

Awesome park with a splash pad, kids play structure, skate park, beach and a on the water activity park. Change rooms and washroom are available. The only downside is trying to find a parking spot. Might have to park outside the park and walk.

Kelowna City Park is such a lovely spot! The park is clean, well-maintained, and perfect for a relaxing day outdoors. The waterfront views are beautiful, and there are plenty of walking paths, picnic areas, and green spaces to enjoy. Great for families, friends, or just some quiet time in nature. Definitely a must-visit when in Kelowna!

The park has everything you would want in an urban park and with the addition of the new dog park it is even better. About 200 meters of the waterfront is being refurbished and I can't wait to see what they have in store for us.

Volley ball courts could be groomed more frequently but the beach is nice and the views are awesome.

Old style golf course which is fun to play. Great shape ad challenging but not overly hard. Nice patio and food. Don't take Amex.

A beautiful and historical semi-private Kelowna golf club. Home to Eagles, marmots, swans, turtles deer, and many long-time members.

Beautiful course in the heart of Kelowna, well maintained and members and staff are all very welcoming!

My regular place for years. One of the best places around

Kelowna Golf & Country Club is a well maintained track with a great staff running it. Also pretty cool they're in their 100th year. Very hard to compete with KGCC.

Attended function here. Great food and drink and wonderful staff

Was there for a brunch with a ladies group. The service was very poor. Bartender was not organized, out of ingredients, her bar was not set up. The coffee station was out of mugs and tea, only 1 kind of tea. The brunch was atrocious. Restaurant bucket eggs, not fresh, bland cubed deep fried potatoes, heated from frozen french toast and waffles with no flavour, no real syrup, dregs of berry topping in the bottom.of a pan,, they ran out of eggs, holding up the food line, a small plate of melons, no toast, no cheese, no muffins, no fresh berries, Dirty sticky salt and pepper shakers on the table. Cost $33. Will never recommend nor return.

Great little hike in the city. You can bike on the trail. It’s a nice hike by the mission creek. Probably around 1.5 h to go to the very end of the trail. I think end of the trail was closed due to flooding in the past. People on the trail were saying they saw some bears, so keep your eyes open 😊

I am unfortunately not from Kelowna however wish I was. Great effort has very apparently been made to make every corners of the city enjoyable (except Harvey on rush hour and the lack of turn left arrow at street lights). What a great little pathway along a creek. Clean, flat and wide. When the fall colors come, the whole path is a colorful corridor. It was a great find i didn't know existed and will become a frequent stop. In case someone running the place reads this, I went with my daughter that uses a modified for trails wheelchair and her tires were flat. The little mount by the parking lot that has a tire pump, well the pump doesn't work at all. Perhaps worth fixing

Nestled in the heart of Kelowna's countryside, this provincial park is a breathtaking sight and a hidden gem for all those seeking an unforgettable adventure.

Well maintained paths most of the way. The north side path (closer to road entrances) is good for bikes and goes the entire length. If you cross the bridge to the south, the path ends part way in some areas and becomes more rocky, better for walking/hiking. It can get a little muddy after rainy days and after the snow melts. Definitely recommend for casual bike rides in the Fall to see the foliage. Probably need strong mosquito protection closer to the summer months. I hope to explore the entire length (Canyon to Lakeshore) at some point this year. There's Creekside Pub at the end of the greenway if you need a beer stop.

Great place for the salmon run! Beautiful location and fantastic playground!! Unfortunately I can only give it 2 stars though as both myself and my 2 year old got eaten alive by tiny black flies that draw blood with every bite! We are new to the area and had no clue about this! Our short visit resulted in 50 bites on my neck alone (my husband counted) and about 20 on his. Sadly for this reason, we won’t be back.

Great easy path, nice and wide for most of the way, even saw some turtles! You can make it a long hike or short, whatever suits you. Lots of bikers on the trails but they were so wide it was still comfortable for everyone

This is a fabulous flat ride until Hollywood Station. If you want a bit more of a rugged ride keep on going to Scenic Canyon... it’s about 7 km to layer cake rock. What an awesome scene when you get there

Overall was a great experience, I wanted to be challenged with the different difficulties they had for courses. Felt like a full body workout but in the most fun way! Had to mentally push myself through the fear, which I thought was cool :). Amazing views of the mountains and the valley, stopped a couple times during courses to take some pictures. Only rated it 4/5 because I thought the zipline part would be more than just 3 short lines. Learned then that this place is definitely obstacle course dominant. Would highly recommend for a good mental booster and workout :).

I took my hiking buddy here on the 8th of August, (did this 6 years ago) we did a lot of adventures but this was another level of adventure for her, she had a blast. What I can recommend is bring gloves to protect your hands from blisters, there's a lot of obstacles, unfortunately 5 were closed cause the tree died but they did put more zip lining to enjoy. Staff were friendly and nice, we had a blast. We wil come back again next year. (From Alberta)

This was by far the best hidden gem no one told us but we just find out in Kelowna... everyone with kids MUST visit this place. I felt like the owner himself don't want to be a millionaire.. 😊no ads .. poor signage and roads.. hats off to the lovely staff..

We attended the Scare Walk for Halloween and let me tell you I have never been so scared in my life!!! It was the best Halloween experience I had, I actually felt like I was in a horror movie….and I don’t get scared easily! The props were great, the walk through the forest was long, and the live actors did a great job scaring the 💩 out of us!

This trail was terrifying! My friend and I screamed the whole way. The staff were incredibly helpful; besides scaring us, they were also very kind and gave us directions. The path was a bit dark, but perfect for Halloween. One of the staff members told us that this haunted park is the scariest in Kelowna. I totally agree! 😂 You definitely have to come here for a unique Halloween experience! 🎃

This place is all about outdoor adventure in the trees. The park has high ropes courses, climbing routes, and zip lines that range from kid-friendly to pretty challenging, so it works well for families or groups with mixed ages. Staff are friendly and safety-focused, which helps if you’re new to this kind of activity. Parking is available on-site and usually straightforward, though it can get busy in peak summer. There aren’t hiking trails or camping here—it’s more of a half-day activity spot rather than a full park experience. No big amenities like washrooms beyond the basics, so plan accordingly. The views of the surrounding canyon are a nice bonus, and it’s close enough to combine with a visit to the Myra Canyon Trestles if you want a full day out.

It was awesome! 7 courses of varying difficulty and beautiful views. Very friendly and welcoming staff!

The Vibrant Vine is always a must-stop winery when we are in the area! My husband and I were in last week for a tasting and it was lovely! Carlota was a great host. She was super friendly and enthusiastic and knowledgeable about the wines! The wine is great and the art is an added fun bonus! It’s cool to walk through the museum and the bottles are a great conversation starter back home.

Had an amazing time exploring and tasting at the Vibrant Vine…stunning art and incredible wine! Julia our tasting server was great! Thank you Julia! The wine bottles are as gorgeous as the wine is tasty. Highly recommended for both the wine and the experience.

Very cool winery with a fun & interactive tasting! Monique was great as she guided us through the wines. Label artwork is really good and the 3D aspect is amazing. Wines were okay but the overall unique experience is what made this memorable.

This is the most interesting winery I’ve been. We came for a full experience of wine tasting, icy wine and 3D tour. I felt going for a wine tasting in art gallery! Monique, our wine server in the wine tasting bar, was very cheerful happy host. Wynn, the owner, also came say hi and explained everything about ice wine. We got lucky to taste it and that is legit a sip of desert. We had a lot of fun and were well hosted.

Visited here over the weekend from out of town, all the artwork is amazing. Had a wine tasting with Maja, she was very kind, welcoming and enthusiastic about telling the stories behind all the different wines and the artwork!

We had such a wonderful experience at this winery today! From start to finish, everything felt welcoming and relaxed. A special shoutout to Grace, who helped us, she was incredibly knowledgeable, friendly, and made the whole tasting experience even more enjoyable. She took the time to answer our questions and gave us great recommendations. The wines were excellent, and the atmosphere was beautiful. Highly recommend visiting, and if you can, ask for Grace :)

The winery has a really cool vibe, especially with the unique 3D artwork on display—definitely a highlight and you can tell a lot of creativity and effort went into it. The space itself was visually interesting and worth checking out. That said, the wine didn’t quite meet our expectations, especially compared to other wineries we’ve visited in the area. They do charge for the tasting, which is totally fair, but we’ve had more memorable wine experiences elsewhere where tastings were complimentary. Still, if you’re into art and want a different kind of winery stop, it’s worth a visit.

Better than many similar joints in Vancouver. Homey, old school atmosphere with the food offerings to match. Recommended for when you want to dine on Canadian basics.

Loved this family run eatery. Indoor and outdoor dining. Staff are incredibly friendly. I love their scones (tea biscuits - I buy extra and put them in the freezer) Home made soups look delicious and the smells coming from their little kitchen full of busy cooks smell amazing.

Little Hobo Soup & Sandwich Shop – A Kelowna Classic! Tucked right in the heart of downtown Kelowna, Little Hobo feels like stepping back into a simpler, warmer time. The décor has that perfectly old-school charm — the kind that tells you this place has stories, laughter, and a lot of soup behind it (since 1975!). Every meal comes with those little touches that make you smile — a handful of chips, a slice of fruit, a glass of water waiting for you before you even ask. It’s not fancy, it’s familiar — and that’s the magic. Their soups are the real stars — original recipes that taste like home in a bowl. You can tell they’ve been doing this for decades, and there’s a reason locals keep coming back. It’s the kind of place where everyone seems to know each other’s names, or at least their usual order. If you’re ever downtown and craving comfort, warmth, and a dose of old-fashioned hospitality, Little Hobo Soup & Sandwich Shop is exactly where you should be.

This is a classic lunch stop in Kelowna. Crystal and her team are fantastic. She remembers my name and I go months without seeing her. They have alternating soups of the day. They also offer soup flights. She usually serves 4 types of soup and a sandwich feature and a lunch special. I love the veggie sandwich. She also has a lot of options for dietary restrictions and many gluten free options. It’s a nice warm place to feel important and have the most delicious lunch. Be sure to try her classic hobo soup. You can also purchase large format soups to go that are frozen to be enjoyed at home. Great value and comfort food!

Rainy day in Kelowna. Craved some soup and sandwich. Happened upon this place and so glad we did. This place has heart and you can tell from the moment you walk in. I was very happy to see all the veggie options. Ordered myself the most delicious borscht. The Avacado lettuce tomato sandwich was simple and refreshing. There truly is not enough banger soup and sandwich cafes like this in the world. So glad this place exists and so glad I stopped here. Will have to make it a regular thing now when I’m in town!

Loved this place! The soup was amazing, the people were very kind, prices were great, and the portions were mug-sized and satisfying.

Crystal was amazing with our little one! Stopped in for lunch and Crystal brought him over all the different soups to taste test! He was thrilled! The experience was great and we will continue to support our favourite sandwich shop ❤️

We’ve been going to the Bohemian for breakfast for years (every time we visit Kelowna) and for good reason! It feels like a true Kelowna establishment. Great food and good portions, awesome service, and the most relaxed atmosphere. And their patio is super dog-friendly for the warmer months! We ordered the Eggs Benedict, Avocado Toast, and the Cinnamon Bun - all delicious. They also make a mean Caesar (extra spicy!) and the grapefruit mimosa was a generous pour. Definitely a fun + casual spot to check out on your next visit!

We ordered Ham and Croissant, and corned beef hash, which were lovely and delicious. The ham and croissant tastes different from those at other places we’ve tried. The corned beef had a smoky taste that I liked. The vibe and decoration are fantastic, and the staff are nice and friendly.

What a great place for breakfast, among the best we've had anywhere. From the friendly service to the good quality food at a fair price point there is very little to fault here. There was something for everyone (including our hungry teenagers!) and we came away with a big smile from a meal well done. Would thoroughly recommend it. Those pancakes and French toast were amazing!

I came with family for brunch with our son that lives in Kelowna. And I am so glad we follow his recommendation. Food was delicious and my London Fog delicious. Ambient is ample and welcome. Fall season no so busy. Highly recommended if you want a hearty brunch.

Food is always fantastic! When visiting Kelowna we always look forward to the Boho breakfast. Eggs always cooked to request, hollandaise is fresh made and we always get a side of their strawberry jam for toast. Cherry Hill coffee brewed to perfection and a delicious London fog that's well balanced. They do grill their toast, so sometimes the corners are a little too dark for my liking but if that's the only thing that needs improvement they're doing an amazing job. Service has always been friendly and prompt.

Three of us for breakfast. We sat outside...I would have preferred inside due to the busy road put front. GF options like no English muffin if I chose the Bennie, no toast with the basic breakie, I was directed to the huevos rancheros but it was served w/o tortillas chips ( flour). Service was friendly and upbeat... especially the hostess.

I'm not sure why we keep coming back here. It's really not that good. The service is better than the Kelowna average ( a low bar ) but the food is presented and tastes like the it was put together with a half effort. The eggs are always cooked to perfection, so I'm pretty sure it's not the cooks abilities that are to blame. It's more likely the owners who have made things this way. It feels like the 50% effort is written into the protocol as the owners trust that people will keep coming back because it's "the Boh".

Nice place with arcades to play and also they were more games.My kids loved it. There is kids meal and soft ice cream. My chicken burger is ok. I want a plain one, it was written on the receipt but they still put pickles in it. So 4 star from for being inattentive.

The Caesar drink was the bare minimum but I thought they would be better, it was very watered down. The chicken wings fell off the bone but were so dry they were hard to eat. The Caesar salad wasn’t a Caesar at all, with random soggy apples and brussels sprouts tossed in and no real Caesar dressing flavor. Caesar salad should have a Caesar salad dressing and not chipotle. The bao buns were hands down the worst I’ve ever had the mustard seeds, crusty pork belly, and odd seasoning combo were pretty bad couldn’t even finish it. This place seriously needs to rethink its recipes. I promise I don’t always leave bad reviews but food was bad. Service was great though and clean big bathrooms.

When we arrived, we were looking forward to some great beer and classic pub fare, but we were pleasantly surprised. The atmosphere and service truly blew us away! We found the staff incredibly pleasant, the lounge seating was super comfortable, and the menu? Absolutely outstanding. We highly recommend the pizzas, truffle fries, and fish tacos, and the Southern chicken is an absolute must-try.

We had the best time at BNA Brewing Kelowna. Josh was our server and made us feel very special and really elevated the entire experience. Food and atmosphere were great. We would definitely go back. .

Huge place. 2 floors. Bowling bocce and arcade games upstairs. Also upstairs is a speakeasy which was pretty cool. Service was great. Got the Wagyu beef dip and was not disappointed. Good list of beers and drinks. Seems like an awesome place for a big party.

We had a spectacular experience at BNA while visiting from Vancouver. We started off with the Monday night bowling special during happy hour and had a blast! Service was quick, the atmosphere was fun vibes, and the truffle fries were bomb! We then moved down to the restaurant for dinner where our great experience continued. The food and drinks were delicious and felt we got amazing quality for the value. Everyone in the group raved about their meals, the guava sour was an absolute hit, and I highly recommend the fried chicken dinner - it was divine! Overall, fantastic spot for a fun night out with friends.

Would like to see more gluten free options. I miss the tuna rice appetizer they had last summer! They were accommodating to allow me to see the larger full menu in case there was a gf item I wanted to order due to the lack of choices on their “small busy night” menu. We had the truffle fries, a gf pizza and the Filipino rice to share. It was amazing! The server was very friendly and very kind but items from the bar were very slow to come out. There seemed to be an issue with other staff not knowing if they were supposed to come to our table or the ladies next to us when bringing out items from the kitchen.

St.Hubertus has always been one of my favourite vineyards in the Kelowna area. I was shocked when I found out they were currently not open. I hope things turn around for them because they made/make amazing wines. I was thrilled when I found their wines at the airport wine store. Next time I’m in Kelowna I’ll look for them at other wine stores.

Beautiful estate and winery. This is my second time at this winery and I made sure to purchase the late harvest Riesling which I didn’t buy the first time I was here. Prices are affordable compared to other wineries, and they have a good offering of both red and white, with dry to sweet options. You’re able to go and roam around in the vineyard at your own leisure.

A small but wonderful winery. Staff knew their wines and were very approachable and friendly. Wines were reasonably priced and they waived the tasting fee with a bottle purchase. The Rose was our favorite! Highly recommend. Beautiful sloped vineyard and they let you walk around and take pictures and read the signages for different Grapes.

It took me a while to figure out the origin of the name. I learned my lesson with Summerhill to research a winery before finalizing a review, and so far, St. Hubertus & Oak Bay Estate Winery does not subscribe to mysticism, pagan rituals, or geomancy in order to inflate prices. I assume no goats were sacrificed to secure a plentiful harvest (I'm not flippant, have you checked Summerhill’s website). However, this still created an issue involving the name. I mean St. Hubertus & Oak Bay Estate Winery is a mouthful. I may need to compress that, but do I call it St. Hubertus or do I call it Oak Bay? Hmm…I’ll just call it…Steve. Wineries often hang names over their individual wine fields. Occasionally, those names can be found on the bottles to distinguish them, while also still falling under the umbrella of the parent winery. With Steve, they didn’t do that. They own two vineyards, St. Hubertus and Oak Bay. It was not a merger, just two guys that own two fields. They didn’t create—or at least didn’t appear to create—a parent name. So, it just became St. Hubertus & Oak Bay Estate Winery. Or Steve. Steve is not a large winery despite seeing their products everywhere, mostly with Oak Bay. In fact, I keep calling it Oak Bay because that was the only brand I knew. I had never seen a St. Hubertus bottle anywhere. I have owned Oak Bay before and still own a 2014 Foch, but have never seen anything from the other half. Oak Bay has always been a reliable winery, but it’s a shame St. Hubertus had been denied to me until now, especially given their bottles are very attractive. St. Hubertus appears more focused on white wines, while Oak Bay centers mostly on red. Obviously, it makes sense if they’re named after the vineyards, especially if you ever played the Viticulture board game. I’m not joking; there really is a Viticulture board game. I own it. The winery itself is modest, more suited to those seen in Naramata, small family-run operations. There’s a small road, taking a slight left to the wine shop. The tasting room is nestled around back and is on the small side. Considering the name recognition, I was expecting something bigger, though my girlfriend and I enjoyed the selection of novelties. There was an oversized cork-shaped cooler made of cork. There were other items worthy of mention but at the end of the day, all that’s required to know is that there was an oversized cork-shaped cooler made of cork. Months later, when trying to remember highlights of that short trip, one of the distinct memories emblazoned in my mind is that there was a for sale an oversized cork-shaped cooler made of cork. I said that three times and still call the winery Steve. The host at Steve was knowledgeable and funny. Tasting flights cost $4, which is, of course, refundable upon purchase. Steve is another good reason to leave your expectations at the door. The wineries I enjoy the most are the modest ones; you could almost call them humble. I walked out with wine, so they must have done something right.

A small tasting are with limited options but fairly good wine and pricing. Worth stopping by if in the area.

Amazingly friendly staff and great wine tasting experience. Very much pet-friendly as we were allowed to bring our cat along.

Great knowledgeable hosts, quality lightewines gift shop, lots of choices, smaller winery, clean, friendly, white wine is best here

Great museum documenting the history of wines and orchards of the Okanagan. Was very quiet when we visited, it's inside the amazing old Lauren Packing House which is a sight in itself. Staff was helpful.

Two large rooms about the fruit industry and wine industry, showing equipment used in the past, old labels and interesting facts and history. Donation box. The museum building (former packing-house) includes a large space for events.

Nice museum to spend an hour learning about Okanagan wine and agriculture.

Great museum. Downtown sited in an old Apple Warehouse. Great displays on Apple processing and wine making in the Okanagan valley. Would be a great place for a cider exhibit!

Got here on a Sunday and realized they were closed (my bad). Instead, there was an awesome holistic market (bought many items). The museum looked lovely though.

Changed too much. When it was smaller and just about apple orchards set up was better with lots more fun things to see and learn. There were things to buy at a reasonable price. I bought my apple peeler there years ago. Info about wine is good.

The preservation and remodelling of the old Laurel building enhances this gem of restoration... alone worth the visit ... and a terrific events location! Get an idea of Kelowna's growing history of fruit, tobacco, and grapes through the records, old equipment and photographic displays.

I golf often and have never experienced this level of disregard for players on the course. From the start of the round, we were dealing with constant mower noise and active course maintenance — not just in the distance, but right next to us while teeing off. This wasn’t an isolated incident either — it happened on more than 10 holes. At no point did the grounds crew pause or show even the most basic golf etiquette. It was loud, distracting, and showed a complete lack of respect for the game and the players. I fully understand that maintenance needs to happen, but there’s a proper way to do it — and this wasn’t it. A course of this caliber should know better. It completely ruined what should’ve been an enjoyable round.

Purest golf course I have played!! Loved it. Pro Shop staff was very friendly. Would recommend to anyone.

Ruthanne and her team at Gallagher's Canyon Golf Club were amazing for our event. They were very responsive to email and accomdating for a graduation event. They had excellent service and the buffet had good selection and tasted great. Would highly recommened for events

Great course overlooking Kelowna. Staff and amenities are excellent. Would rate the course a 7/10 difficulty. Green fees are on the high side at $175 and there’s some sizeable burnt areas due to the hot Kelowna sun, but greens are in excellent condition and rest of the course is well manicured.

** addendum** Peter Hopley, General Manager, has quickly rectified the situation. In the future, I would hope the pro shop staff would have better communication and goodwill towards guests. Thank you. ************ Course is generally in good condition, especially early season. Golf shop was unaccommodating to the fact that I had booked two times as a reciprocal GolfBC member and had guests come play. Proceeded to charge my guests full price despite the fact I had called beforehand and was reassured that a member guest rate was available. I had email confirmation that both times were booked by myself (a GolfBC course member). Quite disappointing and definitely a poor guest relations impression. Doubt my guests would ever return to the course.

I went golfing here for the first time and the staff in the pro shop were quite rude. The course was extremely backed up to the point that it was no longer fun so we asked for a rain check for the back 9. We were met with attitude when we asked. I’ve played nice courses all over and have never had this kind of experience. I will not be back unless it’s to see Paul (he is amazing)!

Such a stunning wedding venue! As wedding photographers, we just love everything about Gallagher's Canyon Golf Club, from the food, the ceremony location to the countless breath-taking backdrops; it is the perfect one-stop wedding venue! Ruthanne is extremely knowledgeable and it is clear that she is passionate about her job and bringing the couple's wedding dreams to life. We are always thrilled to photograph Gallagher’s weddings and know our couples will be well taken care of and happy with their choice!

FALLin’ for Soma Craft Cidery! 🍂🍏🏆 After a fun filled morning of cornmaze, pumpkin picking and a donkey visiting hayride at McMillan Farms - Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch it’s time for EPIC cider. It is boutique hotel, classy restaurant and grounded in nature… 13 beautiful acres, paradise-inspired grounds and chic architecture brings small-batch cider, luxury sleep and delicious Italian cuisine all together. Ancient territory of First Nations was originally clearly with draught horses laid fallow for many years until Dave and Donna Krysko created their oasis vision in 2016. Tilled the land and planted gorgeous apples trees and brought on Cider Maker Michael Donley to “PRESS” it artfully. In kitchen, Chef Ricardo Scebba (St Clair College, Ricardo’s Mediterranean Kitchen) brings his impressive award winning Italian family recipes to the gorgeous stately lounge. Airy, welcoming, cozy with a garden like patio it is romantic and relaxing- perfect way to enjoy delicious heartfelt cuisine. Ricardo's Catering Couldn’t be a visit without sampling new release ciders. Had such a wonderful time sipping and learning about the dedication, farming techniques and attention to detail in creating these lovely small batches. Warm and gracious service from Johnny. With the many guests he still ensured we all were attended to and enjoyed thoroughly! Awesome job!

I stayed at Soma for two nights with my husband and my 6 month old, and it was dreamy! We stayed at the inn on days that the cidery was closed, but the instructions we received were clear and it was easy to access our room despite there not being any staff on site. The room was clean and lovely, with a beautiful view of the property (and the alpacas!). The common area/lounge was well stocked with coffee, tea, snacks, as well as a bookshelf with plenty available to read. The area was great - quiet, rural, tucked away amongst wineries and vineyards, but only a 20 minute drive into town. The best of both worlds. 10/10 would highly recommend!

the service staff were so lovely & every cider on the flight was soo tasty. the caesar salad was great, but the charcuterie at ricardo’s was just very mid it was a very affordable charcuterie board but I think we expected something a little different, on the menu it says it comes with crostini & some other things that weren’t included. & the photos I see online include nice treats like raincoast crisps but everything on our plate felt a sorta cheap & like broken crackers, if it were me Id prolly save those as a staff snacky but ya know for the price it was good, but Id recommend updating your menu with a more accurate description of what is actually included, or communicating to your guests things like “oh we’re out of the crostini that’s listed etc.” gorgeous location though, and totally darling wait staff! Just thought Id give that note :)

The ciders were absolutely amazing, and the atmosphere was beautiful and relaxing. The drinks were truly exceptional — fresh, flavorful, and unique. However, the food experience was disappointing. Prices were quite high, but the quality and service didn’t match at all. It honestly felt underwhelming compared to the drinks and the setting. I’d definitely go back for the cider — but would skip the food next time.

Beautiful orchard and cidery. Quiet, relaxing, and the best part.. you can feed the Alpaca’s! (Or llama??). There are variety of ciders. Everything tastes good and refreshing!

Soma Craft Cidery is such a chill hangout spot! The ciders are crisp, creative, and not too sweet — you can really taste the craft. Staff are super friendly and happy to let you sample around. Great vibes, good music, and perfect for kicking back with friends on a lazy afternoon.

Great cider, stunning location. I had my three month old baby with me. The bathroom was perfect for changing her. Which I greatly appreciate! I ordered a cider and truffle fries. The fries were incredible. Perfect and delicious! My go to cider is the oak barrel! Two thumbs up!

Went there for sunset until late evening and it was peaceful. We enjoyed a quiet picnic by the waters along the benches and watched people walk by with their dogs. Live music in the background by a local bar was a pleasant bonus and the ambience itself was just memorable. Clean and spacious with well maintained washrooms.

One of the free , pretty and clean beach in Kelowna just along the road. This place is clean and nice , people are also nice and the water is good to swim at There is a nearby dock that you can see seaplane landing. Good for kids to play on the playground and water. There is also a rental place for water equipment and activity..

Grass and sand. Paddle board rental shop. Medium sized beach park. Easy access. Several picnic tables and benches. Kite surfing is popular here.

We came to this park by accident but actually it was a great choice. We rent the paddle boat here for $25/hour which allows 2 adults and 2 kids on board. It won’t allow you to go too far on the lake though. There’re lots of shades and this park is not too busy.

I live right beside this beach and it awedome:) Great for kids with a playground at one end of the beach. The water stays shallow fairly far out and there's always a tacho bender there that has cherittos or however you spell it lol. You can also rent water bikes and peddle boat, paddle boards.

Everything you need. Sand. Swimmable water. Bathrooms and change rooms. Grass. Playground. Parking. Loss of 1 star goes to the water needs tk be cleaned up. Both natural and people garbage floating around. And, parking is an issue during busy times.y husband dropped us off and left. There was parking around 6pm as people were leaving.

Very great beach to enjoy the sun, the water, and the beauty of the Okanagan! I usually come down to this beach at least one day a week and enjoy the sunset set over beautiful Okanagan lake. This is a great beach because it’s family friendly and also close to restaurants/stores! Definitely check this beach out if you’re in town!