Beaches in Osoyoos
Beaches and lakeside parks in Osoyoos, with dog beaches and their rules.
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Lions Park
Open to the public
Lions Park is an Osoyoos Lake beach park with a sandy beach, a large grassy area, picnic tables and beautiful shade trees, plus public washrooms and a great playground…
Dogs: Designated dog swimming area at the north end; June–Aug dogs confined to the north end; leash status not stated
Free
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Cottonwood Park (Cottonwood Beach)
Open to the public
Cottonwood Beach is the family end of Osoyoos Lake: a sandy beach with shallow water that reaches far out into the lake, which makes it excellent for children and…
Free
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sw̓iw̓s Provincial Park
Open to the public
sw̓iw̓s Provincial Park, formerly Haynes Point, is a sand spit that reaches almost all the way across Osoyoos Lake just south of town.
Dogs: Leash required (BC Parks); dog swimming area east of the day-use area (Town of Osoyoos)
Free
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Goodman Park Dog Swimming Area
Open to the public
Goodman Park’s dog swimming area is one of four spots where the Town of Osoyoos invites dogs into the lake, along Lakeshore Drive at Bayview Crescent.
Dogs: Designated dog swimming area; leash status inside the area not stated by the Town
Free
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Legion Beach
Open to the public
Legion Beach is a nice sandy beach centrally located to downtown Osoyoos, beside the Safari Beach Resort, with the Jack Shaw Splash Park nearby for cooling off the kids.
Dogs: Designated area on the east side of the beach for dogs
Free
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Osoyoos Lake Regional Park
Open to the public
Osoyoos Lake Regional Park is the east-shore beach on Osoyoos Lake, and it is the one to pick when you want room in the water: a sandy beach with large designated…
Free
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Gyro Beach
Open to the public
Gyro Beach is Osoyoos Lake in the middle of town: a sandy beach behind the Osoyoos Museum that runs from the lawn-bowling green to the Watermark, with Gyro Park and its…
Dogs: Secluded dog swimming area behind the museum; otherwise not in the park June–Aug except walkways
Free