Sports & Recreation in Lumby, BC
2 verified sports & recreation spots in Lumby.
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Lumby Skate Park
Lumby's concrete skate park sits in Oval Park, across from Charles Bloom Secondary, with manny pads, rails, ledges, quarter pipes and a horseshoe bowl. Oval Park also has a running track, tennis and pickleball courts, a playground and a summer spray park, which makes it an easy stop for families. Note that dogs aren't permitted in the park.
Kid-Friendly Free to Visit
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Pat Duke Memorial Arena
Lumby's Pat Duke Memorial Arena, built as a Centennial project in 1967, is the village's winter living room: a single standard-size ice sheet with change rooms that hosts minor hockey, figure skating and the men's and women's hockey leagues — and, for visitors, free public skating. There is no charge for public skating or for the parent-and-tot and seniors' skate sessions, which makes it one of the best-value ice times in the North Okanagan and a natural stop on a snowy day heading for the Monashees. The schedule lives on the Regional District of North Okanagan's online booking calendar and changes week to week, and the arena closes to public skating on Lumby Minor Hockey tournament weekends, so check the calendar or call 250-547-2171 before you go. Bring your own skates.
Great for Groups Free to Visit
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Lumby Golf Club
Lumby Golf Club is a municipal nine-hole course just east of the village, open since 1963 and known for its unusual sand greens and mountain views. It's a relaxed, no-fuss round for a summer evening, and the property also has a disc golf course for anyone who'd rather throw than swing.
Play: 18-hole disc golf course (The Foggy Basket), $5 a day