Beaches in Peachland, BC
3 verified beaches in Peachland.
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Antlers Beach Regional Park
Antlers Beach is a natural sandy beach on Okanagan Lake at the south end of Peachland, where Deep Creek meets the lake, with fantastic views up and down the water. With a marked swim area, picnic areas, washrooms and a waterfront parking lot off Highway 97, it makes an easy stop for a relaxed lake day away from the centre of town: bring a picnic, settle in by the water and, if you feel like a walk, follow Deep Creek up to Hardy Falls. Dogs are not allowed. Open dawn to dusk, with hours shifting through the seasons.
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Princeton Avenue Boat Launch
The Princeton Avenue launch is Peachland’s swim-with-your-dog spot: the swimming area here allows dogs, and they can be off leash, so it is the natural counterpart to Swim Bay down the road where dogs stay out of the water. Two docks and a breakwater frame the public boat launch, there is a picnic area, and a large lot takes vehicles and trailers (no overnight parking). The District calls it scenic.
🐾 Dog Friendly
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Swim Bay
Swim Bay is the Okanagan beach where the kids never want to leave: a designated swimming area off a pebble beach, and a wharf fitted with a diving board, a zip line and a rope swing. It is supervised by certified lifeguards from June 15 to August 28, 2026, seven days a week from 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., with first aid on site, public lifejacket stations from 30 lb to adult sizes, swimming lessons and a Junior Lifeguard Club. An aquatic wheelchair and a water-access ramp at the lifeguard station open the lake to more visitors during lifeguard hours. Washrooms, a picnic area and a concession (late June to early September) are on site. Watercraft are not allowed in the swim area, children under 12 must be supervised, and dogs are limited to the grass beyond the T-Dock and may not enter the water.