Kekuli Bay Provincial Park

Kekuli Bay sits on a peaceful bay on the west side of Kalamalka Lake, with calm waters that make it a popular launching point for kayaks, SUPs, waterskiing and boating, and the Okanagan Rail Trail right at hand for a walk or ride. The swim area is rocky, and a busy boat launch shares the bay, so it suits visitors who like a lake with some activity on it. There is a playground for younger visitors, and flush toilets and showers in the park. Parking inside the park is limited in summer; BC Parks asks trail users to consider the Regional District lot above the park, off Highway 97. Dogs are not permitted on the beach and there are no lifeguards. The campground above the bay has 76 sites including four walk-in tent sites, all reservable through BC Parks, four with power, with warm showers, flush toilets, drinking water and fire rings; 2.6 km of gentle gravel trails wind through the grassland around it, and the whole campground looks out over Kalamalka Lake.