Free Things to Do in Okanagan Falls
Parks, beaches, trails, galleries and more in Okanagan Falls 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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Lions Park (Okanagan Falls)
Lions Park is a regional beachfront park at the south end of Skaha Lake in Okanagan Falls, just west of Christie Memorial Park.
Lake View Free to Visit
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White Lake Grasslands Protected Area
White Lake is the South Okanagan at its most elemental: a broad, bone-dry basin of bunchgrass, sage and antelope-brush west of Okanagan Falls, ringed by open ponderosa…
Dog-Friendly Free to Visit
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Vaseux Lake Provincial Park
Vaseux Lake is the Okanagan beach for people who want the lake without the engines: as a Migratory Bird Sanctuary it bans motorized boats, so the beach, which runs the…
Lake View Free to Visit
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Okanagan Falls Skate Park (Keogan Sports Park)
Okanagan Falls' skate park sits inside Keogan Sports Park, a flat 10-acre regional park with Peach Cliff rising behind it.
Free to Visit
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Christie Memorial Park
Christie Memorial Park is Okanagan Falls’ largest beach park: over an acre of soft, well-kept sand on the south shore of Skaha Lake, the best place in town to work on a…
🐾 Dog Friendly Kid-Friendly Lake View Free to Visit
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Vaseux Lake Wildlife Centre & Migratory Bird Sanctuary
Vaseux Lake is the Okanagan's one federal Migratory Bird Sanctuary, and the Wildlife Centre at its north end is the place to see why.
Lake View Free to Visit
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Kenyon Park
Kenyon Park is a two-acre family park at the south end of Skaha Lake, and it is built around children: a well-maintained, smooth sandy beach with a shallow shoreline…
Kid-Friendly Lake View Free to Visit
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Okanagan Falls Museum (Bassett House)
The Okanagan Falls Museum is run by the local heritage society around the Bassett House, a 1909 mail-order home shipped in pieces and hauled to the village by wagon.
Closed for the season.
Free to Visit Arts & Culture
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