Thompson Okanagan Parks
14 Parks in Thompson Okanagan
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Cathedral Provincial Park offers experienced hikers a view of jagged mountain peaks, azure lakes & alpine meadows. The park also offers fishing, camping, wilderness camping & mountaineering. Be prepared for outdoor living. Pets are not allowed in the park.
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Fintry Provincial Park includes the former Fintry Farm Estate, a heritage site with a colourful history. There is over 2 km of waterfront property with surrounding mountains & canyons that offer camping, swimming, fishing, canoeing, kayaking, hiking, wildlife viewing & great location for power boating.
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The Monashee Mountains surround the warm Christina Lake at the park & is a perfect backdrop for a variety of water-oriented recreational activities. Along with these water activities, there is hiking, fishing & horseback riding to enjoy the area.
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The largely undeveloped park has a natural setting. A sloping, paved trail wanders down to the beautiful private beaches with informative signs that talk about flora & fauna along the trails. In winter, cross-country skiers enjoy the wild beauty here also a great location for hiking.
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This undeveloped mountain wilderness is a wonderful adventure for both experienced, backcountry hikers & willing beginners alike. Lush green forests grace the valley bottoms & in the spring, alpine meadows blossom with a colourful array of wildflowers. Great location for fishing & bird watching.
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Designated as a World Heritage Site, Mount Robson offers majestic views & many hiking & recreational opportunities in the area. The Berg Lake trail is known for daily & multi-day hiking, viewing various wildlife, fauna & surrounding landscapes.
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The park has provincial recreational appeal & provides long term recreational opportunities for the Okanagan Valley including the scenic Myra Canyon, a number of existing trails & the historic Kettle Valley Railway with its trestles & tunnels.
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In early October, Adams River hosts one of the largest Sockeye salmon runs in North America. The park also features spectacular rapids enthusiastically used by rafters & kayakers. A beautiful waterfall on Bear Creek is viewable from Flume Trail System. Great location for fishing, hiking, kayaking & river rafting.
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A very popular destination, the park has a 1 km stretch of sandy, pebbled beach offering those of all ages fun water activities & shoreline adventure. Also offers a large grassy play area & self-guiding nature trail.
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Located just south of Summerland, Sun-Oka provides one of the most superb beaches in the entire Okanagan. Offering excellent water play & picnic opportunities, as well as, fantastic views down Okanagan Lake.
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Wells Gray has something to offer every outdoor interest. Numerous hiking trails, boating, canoeing/kayaking, fishing & camping with views of waterfalls, mineral springs & glaciers. There are 3 main access areas to the park.
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