Everytime we pass through Kamloops we visit this park. It's a great place to relax and stretch the…read morelegs. The park itself has a change room and clean bathrooms!!! Yes. Clean bathrooms for a public place. Also there are a ton of picnic tables and benches around the park which makes things easy for families who decide to grab lunch and want to chill out while their kids burn off some energy. No sand just wood chips and squishy mats for terrain and lots of things to climb and swing on. Bonus points for the wading pool.

it is my grand kids favourite park . ( only a few blocks from my house ) . it was built by…read morecharity groups, 1922. has a great little wading pool....only one in town , I think. lots of trees. a great playground. washrooms. and they do a summer theatre in the east end of the park for the kids. its really a little gem .

This is a Off Leash Dog Park (only in the sandy beach area) located in downtown Kamloops, BC…read more The setting is very easily accessible and also there are plenty of parking, the park is next to the South Thompson River. After letting your furry friend play in the water, you can stroll along the walkway and explore the Red Bridge and study its history. It is always a great find when dog owners can let their dogs run free and be themselves!! To have this facility within the downtown core is such a precious thing!

Beautiful, waterfront park on Little Shuswap. Good parking. Boat launch. Clean washrooms. Big…read morePlayground. Sandy Beach. Large picnic area . Band Shell. Big, long pier. Good for swimming. Good for paddle board. 45 minutes from Kamloops

Treetop Flyers is an adventure tourism company located in beautiful Chase, BC. They offer a…read moreziplining tour, a 50ft tower jump, and the 100ft "Screaming Eagle Swing". Let me preface this review by saying that I am NOT an adrenaline junkie by any means. This isn't the type of adventure I'd normally seek out myself, but a friend wanted to try it out for her birthday and I was happy to oblige. We ended up going on the Canyon Zipline Tour. The tour starts with a tame zipline that lands you on top of Treetop Flyers' building. It wasn't the most thrill-inducing thing I've ever done, but it was a great introduction to ziplining for a first timer. Next, you load into a small bus to visit the nearby Chase Falls. On the way, our guide gave us a small "tour" of Chase. I really appreciated all the cheesy jokes he had to tell. The falls themselves are beautiful. I almost wish there was more of a hike included in the tour. I would have loved to have spent more time here. But alas, ziplining goes quickly. After a short walk, you will find yourself zipping over the falls and back to the bottom in no time. The first of two ziplines has a bit of a rough finish so make sure to follow the braking instructions! Overall, I'm really glad I didn't chicken out on this tour. The guides are all professional and well-trained to offer a safe, fun adventure. I definitely recommend the Canyon Zipline to anyone seeking a moderate thrill.

Love this very scenic course. Most people walk it. Power carts available. Green Fees $ 20. P.p…read more Takes about 1.5 hours to play 9. Usually not busy. Always just walk in. Very mature. Lots of trees. Enjoy.

Good center need to have courts open more make sure to call before you go to check if it's openread more

In town for a volleyball tournament and this was the first time at the Tournament Capital Center…read more What an amazing facility with the pool, fitness area, indoor track, multi-purpose gym and outdoor track and turf field. They planned this facility well and I loved that they provide free parking for tournaments...normally 2 hrs free parking.

You guys this place was fan-freaking-tastic!…read more My husband's family owns a beach condo in Celista. We go out there every summer and this is the first time we've ever been to the Quaaout Lodge. It was my husband's birthday today and his parents treated us to a wonderful dinner. This is also the first time we have gone to a restaurant since Covid started, and their safety protocols made us feel very safe. The staff was all wearing masks, the tables were spaced out great, there was sanitizer stations all over the place, and when we arrived they even sanitized the chairs! The service was top notch. Our drinks and food both arrived promptly and we were all very impressed with everything. Everyone ordered the fish and chips but me, but I had a taste of my husband's and it was delicious. I had the Wedge Salad and it was hands down the best salad I've ever had (I highly recommend). I also recommend the Botanical Gin and Tonic The server overheard us mention that it was my husband's birthday and they offered him a free dessert (the best creme brule ever) complete with a candle. Overall we were all thoroughly impressed and will definitely be back next summer!

We had a lovely stay at Quaaot Lodge. Service was very good. The bed was comfortable and we slept…read morevery well. Quaaot has a few things that we really appreciated. The lights in the washroom and at the bed for reading are nice and bright. It is so nice to have good lighting when using the washroom and reading in bed at night. The bin they have for recycling is nicely divided into 4 sections labeled paper, plastic, metal and glass. In the bedroom they have a hassock underneath the bedside table, this provides a great seat to be used when writing or making notes. You have a little mini desk. We had a great stay at Quaaot and would highly recommend a stay here. The staff are all very welcoming and helpful.

I came here with my husband and some friends to hit some golf balls on the driving range on a…read moreholiday Monday. Mt. Paul golf course offers a 9 hole par 32 course. Their driving range has 20 covered stalls on ground level, and 10 stalls on the upper deck. We didn't have any golf clubs with us, so we had to rent everything. Club rental is $2 each, which is pretty good. The cost for a bucket of balls is $4 for a small, $7 for a medium, and $9.50 for a large bucket. This seemed a bit expensive to me since I'm used to paying ~$6 for a bucket of balls in Vancouver. However, they offer a great deal which is a large bucket of balls and breakfast for $10 before 11 AM if you're an early bird. You pay for the bucket inside, and you get a receipt with a code on it. You take that code to the ball machine on the right side of the driving range, and fill the bucket there. The driving range is nice in that it has huge nets caging in the range, so there's no loose balls flying everywhere. It also makes it easier to see where the ball goes if you consistently slice left or right (like I do). I also like that you get a nice view of the hills in the area, and can enjoy the driving range without being cooked in the sun. If you're looking for a place to hit some golf balls in Kamloops, check out the Mt. Paul Golf Course.

The staff at mount Paul went above and beyond to help me out when another course in Kamloops…read moreunexpectedly cancelled on a group booking we had for my husband's surprise 40th birthday party. The course was in great shape, they set up dinner and dessert for us and even stocked the beer cart with his favourite drinks. They were friendly, professional, and fast with food and drinks. The price was very reasonable and we definitely would recommend it to others! Thanks for saving my butt and making my husbands day.