Greet the great outdoors in one of our six parks and you’ll discover all the ways you can play outdoors without heading too far from town. Each of our parks is uniquely different but they share one thing in common — they’re great places to play. So if you’re into playing competitive sports, playing on the playground, or playing in the water, there’s a park that’s just perfect for you!

Belvidere Park

Walk the Heritage Riverwalk, paddle your canoe from one of our hand launches or simply enjoy a riverside picnic; Belvidere Park, in the heart of downtown near the Enderby Bridge, offers the best views of the Enderby Cliffs and the Shuswap River.

Visitor Centre

Park your RV and explore Enderby on foot, but first, make a stop at the Visitor Centre located in the park — you’ll find washroom facilities and a friendly staff who are happy to help you plan the rest of your stay.

Tuey (Waterwheel) Park

Spend hot summer days staying cool on Tuey (Waterwheel) Park’s sunny shores. A favourite spot to swim; the wide, sandy banks and slow running river make this one of the best places in town for a family time out.

Locals affectionately call it Waterwheel Park, but you’ll call it awesome after spending a day picnicking, building castles in the sand, floating and swimming the day away. Located at the bend in the river on the north end of town, facilities include a picnic area, washrooms and an adjacent dog park.

Riverside Park & Enderby Arena

Cheer on your favourite team, watch your little ones climb the outdoor jungle gym, learn to hurry hard or play hockey; Riverside Park is one mighty playground welcoming teams from around the region to compete on our field and in our arena. Located next to the Riverside RV Park, facilities include an arena, curling rink, three ball diamonds, a grandstand, private events gazebo, playground, washroom facilities and plenty of parking.

Barnes Park

Ride your longboard at the skateboard park, celebrate Canada Day, cool off with a swim on a hot summer day or spend time with the family playing games on the field…it all happens at Barnes Park! Located in the heart of town on George Street (BC Highway 97A), facilities include an outdoor swimming pool, skateboard park, and playground.

Grindrod Park

Pack a lunch for a shady picnic, dance on the grass in your bare feet, jump into the river for a refreshing swim, or put in and paddle the river’s slow running currents…your launch pad for just such adventures is Grindrod Park, a 10-minute drive north on BC Highway 97A in the village of Grindrod.

Home of Garlic Fest and Musik Fest

Home to some of our favourite events including the Garlic Festival, the park is located in downtown Grindrod beside the bridge. Facilities include ball field, playground, community hall, picnic and swimming areas.

Gardom Lake Park

Bird watchers flock to Gardom Lake where they’re almost guaranteed to spot Golden eagle, osprey and hawks fishing the lake, soaring in updrafts, dancing an aerial ballet. If you come, bring your binoculars and your digital camera, you’ll want to capture these mighty birds while they’re putting on a show!

Family Friendly Canoeing and Kayaking

Motorized boats are restricted to less than 10 HP and electric motors are preferred, which is why this is one of our favourite places to canoe, searching for painted turtles. Families love to spend summer days here, jumping in for a swim to one of the floating docks, walking the park’s interpretive trails or playing in the playground.

Gardom Lake is a 15 minute drive north of Enderby just off BC Highway 97B and facilities include floating docks, outhouses, picnic tables and a playground. Fire and pet restrictions are in place year round.

Mara Provincial Park

Enjoy the day at Mara Provincial Park, pack a picnic and some lawn games, spend the day splashing in the lake.

On your way to the lake stop at Putula Park to let the kids monkey around on the play ground.