Walking here is like walking along Vancouver Seawall but without the sail. Its very nice and relax…read moretaking a stroll here. As well this place hits 3 pokestops and people would set off Lure playing Pokemon Go. I had a great time here and had to come twice to on two different days to catch rare or exotic Pokemon like Kabuto etc. As well there is a couple of gym here if you want to battle. Parking is not free. So this is definitely not cool. But if you continue to walk along the Riverside, you do hit more and more pokestop along with the nice view.

Right in the downtown area, this is a very well laid out and cared for park in The City of…read moreKamloops. We are here in the first week of June and the weather is beautiful with flowers blooming which makes the park even more amazing! Parking is available but can get busy during nice weather days!! There is also Gelato Shops nearby (hint hint), get a nice double scoop and savour the creamy sweetness while walking along the park! * No Dogs Allowed in this park.

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 park is amazing. There are free parking at the bottom of the park or mountain. It takes about…read more30 mins to walk up to the viewing point. From there you will be able to see the Thompson River meet. Great view and a place for pictures of Kamloops. Highly recommend it!

Behind the park is a school. This park has 3 Pokestops and a gym. It is not a big park but it does…read morehave Pokestops if you are a Pokemon Player. Most people come here for picnics and a quick stroll. The park is not big. Its very open. Its more of a neighborhood park. Lots of trees and you can see the view of mountains here.

This is a hidden gem, very tranquil and well cared for grounds, and the lake is full of natural…read morewild life, Canada Goose and wild ducks with their young, turtles, wild birds, and a good variety of fish in the water. Bring a book and relax in the shades, or bring your fishing pole and try your luck. For me, I bring Daisy to enjoy the grounds, and she also likes to have a dip in the cool lake water. Also, a great place for an impromptu picnic with friends and family. Remember to respect the nature, take away whatever you bring, and don't leave any garbage that spoils the park for all to enjoy!!

Stayed there for four nights. The new manager seemed nice and helpful. The cabins are individually…read moreowned and all decorated separately then some are put into a rental pool and rented out. The customer service is on the lax side and not as attentive as your typical resort but it's a cute little getaway just a few hours out of Vancouver. The prices are decent, restaurant isn't anything to write home about but it's ok. I prefer cooking my own food anyways. It had a concrete pool to tan at if you do t want to swim in the lake. They have little boats with outbound motors for rent at $70 day including gas. No complaints. It's under new management so I think they may just be trying to work out the quirks so I'll give it another try. Be prepared to bring bug spray because the mosquitoes are really bad. The manager did say that this year was really bad for them. The place I was in was clean and decorated beautiful and rustic. It had a true cabin feel

The cabins smell like dog pee. No wonder they sell these scented electronic devices in the office…read more They don't make it easy for fisherman to plug in their batteries to recharge at night. Mine was unplugged the following day and I had a half charged battery. Thanks a lot. They have internet but won't give guests access to it. The pool was to packed to even get a seat or table. They won;t let you park your vehicle close to your cabin. Terrible access from the cabins to the lake/pool and office. The furniture is old and burnt out and smelly. Save your money and stay elsewhere. Not what it used to be. Not even close.

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!

Been coming here since 1969. Yup. Ride my peddle bike from Kamloops. Anyways, nice and close to…read moretown. 20 kms. Nice day park. Nice campsites. Flush toilets. Not sure about hot showers. Lots of parking. Boat Launch. Hiking trails. Very kid friendly. To many dogs on the loose in the beach area. Watch out for Duck itch. Big problem. Mosquitoes too.

Okanagan Mountain Provincial Park is a neat place to visit. When they had the huge fires in…read moreKelowna it ripped through this park. It has now been long enough that regrowth is in full swing. There are multiple lakes to check out along the trails here that are a nice break if you are hiking in the heat of the summer! There are lots of official trails and goat trails that you can explore and spend days here. Care has to be taken on the trails though when the wind picks up as there are a lot of unstable dead trees from the fires that could topple over and hurt you. There is a ton of wildlife here to experience as well. There are Mule and white tailed deer, mountain goats, black bears, chipmunks and rattle snakes to name a few. Always take care to watch your step in the heat of summer as a bite from a rattle snake can in rare cases lead to death but can really hurt and make it difficult to make it out of the bush. The park is pretty big with an area of 11,038 hectares protected. Hunting is allowed in the boarders of this park during hunting season so I would wear bright coloured clothing during that season for sure!

Awful camping experience here. We made our reservations months in advance for this place. At that…read moretime, we were given our site number with 50 amps. Upon arrival, they gave us a different site with 30 amps vs 50, in a spot that felt like an afterthought (site 36). After backing in, we were facing the opposite direction from our picnic table & sitting area. Now we would have to sit & relax next to our sewer, hook ups & 2 slides. Ended up the power box at our site didn't work, which was ridiculous in 100 degree weather. Luckily, we had an extension cord that plugged into an unused 50 amp box nearby, as suggested by the manager. We left the next morning, 3 days early, with no refund for the broken power box they provided us with. After telling us that the place was completely booked, they offered us a new site. We were not interested at that point in continuing our stay here.

Greetings from Site #40…read more We are very much enjoying our stay... July 30 - August 6 at Moon Shadows. The hosts are friendly. The campground is clean and quiet which is very much appreciated. The water pressure is good and we have had no problem with the 20 amp service so far. Wifi has been good too. The site is situated in a way that gives us sun in the morning and shade later in the day. A stone's throw from the river makes this an ideal spot for rest and relaxation.