Sports & Recreation in West Kelowna, BC
3 verified sports & recreation spots in West Kelowna.
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Mount Boucherie Arenas – Jim Lind Arena & Royal LePage Place
West Kelowna's Mount Boucherie Complex pairs Jim Lind Arena, the community rink, with Royal LePage Place, home of the West Kelowna Warriors, for a full drop-in ice program. Expect public, family and adult-only (19+) skates, an Adaptive Skate (support persons free, ice cleats for non-skaters) and Big & Little for parents with kids under six, the only session allowing strollers. Hockey players get Stick & Puck and Noon Hour Hockey, which needs advance registration. Adults pay $5.85, families $14; skates rent for $2.95. No skate aids in public sessions.
Kid-Friendly
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Mount Boucherie Pickleball Courts
West Kelowna's main pickleball hub has 12 outdoor courts beside the Mount Boucherie sports fields. They're home to the West Kelowna Pickleball Club and are shared with the neighbouring high school, so check the posted schedule for public play times. When people are waiting, players rotate off after 30 minutes. Dogs aren't permitted on the courts.
Free to Visit
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Wild Horse Disc Golf Course
The Central Okanagan's go-to disc golf course right now, a free nine-hole, par-27 layout in Wild Horse Park in West Kelowna's Smith Creek neighbourhood. Holes mix open turf and wooded fairways with gentle elevation changes, and a round takes roughly 35 minutes, so it's a great pick for beginners and families. The local disc golf association has moved its league nights here while Knox Mountain is closed. There are no washrooms or drinking water on site, so bring your own.
Dog-Friendly Kid-Friendly Free to Visit
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Memorial Park & Annette Beaudreau Amphitheatre
Memorial Park sits beside the Johnson Bentley Aquatic Centre in Westbank and is home to the Annette Beaudreau Amphitheatre. On summer Friday evenings it hosts the free Music in the Park concert series, with Okanagan Lake as the backdrop, and it's also the base for Westside Daze. The park also has a skate park, with advanced and beginner bowls plus a street section.
Play: Skate park with advanced and beginner bowls plus street section
Kid-Friendly Live Music Free to Visit
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Rose Valley Regional Park
Rose Valley Regional Park is 250 ha of natural parkland in the Rose Valley neighbourhood of West Kelowna, with a network of multi-use trails, spectacular views over the valley, a conservation area and a natural pond where birds and other wildlife can be spotted. The park was badly burned in the 2023 McDougall Creek wildfire and is recovering through a phased, large-scale restoration effort, including volunteer tree planting. As of May 2026 the Regional District reports it partially re-opened with some areas still closed to visitors — observe the barricades and signage and check the RDCO wildfire-recovery page before you go. Washrooms are provided and dogs are welcome on leash. Visit Westside describes the main circuit as about 6 km round trip with roughly 80 metres of elevation gain, moderate to difficult, taking two to four hours.
Play: Rugged MTB singletrack: 81+ trails, 53 km, mostly intermediate
Dog-Friendly Free to Visit
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Smith Creek Trails
Smith Creek is a sanctioned mountain-bike trail network on the forested hills northwest of West Kelowna, managed as a Recreation Sites and Trails BC trail in partnership with the West Kelowna Trails Club and supported by Mountain Bikers of the Central Okanagan. About 15 km of routes offer anywhere from one to four hours of riding, with 400 to 700 metres of climbing depending on the loop; the lower elevations hold beginner trails and the fitness and technical difficulty rise as you climb, into flowy descents, natural-feature jumps and drops and smooth singletrack. Access is from Highway 97 via Elliott Road onto Smith Creek Road, which turns to gravel; parking is in a clearing on the right just after the overhead power line. Provincial recreation-trail rules ask that pets be kept quiet and under control at all times; parking costs are not published.
Play: Flowy MTB network: 36+ trails, 26 km singletrack
Free to Visit