Sports & Recreation in Lake Country, BC
1 verified sports & recreation spot in Lake Country.
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Winfield Arena
Winfield Arena is Lake Country's small-town rink on Bottom Wood Lake Road, and it keeps skating cheap: the Sunday (3 to 4 p.m.) and Wednesday (7 to 8 p.m.) public skates are free, and Friday's DJ Skate (7:30 to 9 p.m., cash only) is $2 for ages 8 to 17 and $4 for adults, with under-eights free. There are no rentals or sharpening, so bring skates; helmets are recommended. Friday Adult Shinny (9:15 p.m., $7, goalies free) is booked online from Thursday at 1 p.m. and fills fast.
Kid-Friendly
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Beasley Park
Beasley Park sits at the south end of Wood Lake on Woodsdale Road, right next door to Reiswig Regional Park, and the District counts it among Lake Country's favourite beaches. There's a gazebo for shade, a beach for swimming and beach volleyball courts, making it an easy family stop. Leave the dog at home in summer: dogs aren't allowed from April 1 to September 30.
Play: Beach volleyball courts
Free to Visit
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Jack Seaton Park
Jack Seaton Park is a District of Lake Country destination park that pairs softball diamonds, a padel court and a playground with a small network of natural trails suitable for all skill levels. The trail length is 3.14 km round trip, with an accessible viewpoint that overlooks Okanagan Lake, and the trails cross rocky bluffs burned in the 2017 wildfire and pass an old reservoir and heritage flume. A designated parking area, picnic area and washroom are provided, and the park is open 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily. Dogs must be on leash.
Play: MTB trails: up-track, flow trail, jump line and technical trail
Dog-Friendly Kid-Friendly Lake View Free to Visit
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Lake Country Bike Park
Lake Country’s Bike Park is a six-hectare, purpose-built mountain-bike park at 8865 Okanagan Centre Road West with views over Okanagan Lake. The District built it with progression in mind: a kid- and beginner-friendly pump track and a green flow trail, an intermediate pump track and technical skills loop, two blue gravity trails, a drop zone, advanced and expert dirt jumps, multi-use trails and an adaptive mountain-bike trail. It is open daily from dawn to dusk, March to November (weather dependent), and is unsupervised — features can be hazardous, so ride within your ability. Helmets are mandatory and full-face helmets and padding are strongly recommended; the park is non-motorized; stay off the trails when they are wet; and obey closures through the winter months and during extreme weather. Dogs must be leashed at all times and are not permitted on the bike trails or in the Jump, Skills, Drop or Pump Track zones. Parking arrangements and costs are not published on the District’s page.
Open until Nov 30
Play: Bike park on the south side of Beacon Hill
Dog-Friendly Kid-Friendly Lake View Free to Visit
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Swalwell Park & Trethewey Splash Park
Swalwell Park is Winfield's central community park, with a playground and the Trethewey Splash Park, plus sports fields, a skatepark and public sculptures. It's a handy stop for families with kids to burn off energy. The splash park is seasonal and is closed until spring 2027.
Play: Skate park
Kid-Friendly Free to Visit