Free Things to Do in Enderby
Parks, beaches, trails, galleries and more in Enderby that cost nothing to visit. Some ask for a donation or charge for parking; check before you go.
Open Now is based on each place’s listed hours. Hours can change for holidays, seasons or special closures — check with the venue before you go.
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Tplaqín / Enderby Cliffs Provincial Park
The Enderby Cliffs are the landmark of the northern Okanagan: at nearly 1,200 metres, the cliffs tower 850 metres above the valley floor and reward the climb with a…
Dog-Friendly Free to Visit
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Enderby Skate Park
Enderby's skate park is a classic concrete park in Barnes Park, a block off the highway past the sports fields.
Free to Visit
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Courtyard Gallery
Closed · Opens 10 AM
A non-profit, artist-run co-op gallery in downtown Enderby showing and selling fine art and crafts by local artists. Exhibitions change regularly and browsing is free.
Free to Visit Arts & Culture
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Kingfisher Interpretive Centre
Twenty-five kilometres east of Enderby on the road to Mabel Lake, the Kingfisher Interpretive Centre is a volunteer-run salmon hatchery on the banks of the Shuswap River…
Kid-Friendly Great for Groups Free to Visit
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Mara Provincial Park
Mara Provincial Park is a day-use family picnic spot on the shore of Mara Lake, about 20 minutes' drive north of Enderby along Highway 97A.
Kid-Friendly Lake View Free to Visit
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Enderby & District Museum & Archives
Closed · Opens 10 AM
A small community museum in Enderby's City Hall complex with permanent and changing displays on the area's paddlewheelers, river drives and pioneer past.
Free to Visit Arts & Culture
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Enderby Arena
Enderby Arena at the John Pritchard Memorial Sports Complex offers something rare: free public skating several afternoons a week, from mid-September through March.
Kid-Friendly Great for Groups Free to Visit
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Shuswap North Okanagan Rail Trail – Enderby section
The Shuswap North Okanagan Rail Trail follows the abandoned Sicamous-to-Armstrong rail corridor, and 21 km of it is now open to the public between Enderby, Grindrod and…
Dog-Friendly Free to Visit
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Shuswap River Float
5 km past cottonwoods and the Enderby Cliffs. It takes an hour or two.
Closed for the season.
Kid-Friendly Free to Visit