Shortlist
Dog beaches in the Okanagan and Shuswap
14 of the region's 76 off-leash areas have a beach or water your dog can get into. Some have seasonal rules, so check the hours on each park page.
Showing 14 of 14
KelownaCedar Creek Park (Cedar Creek Dog Beach)
- Fence not recorded
- Beach & water
- Kelowna
Downtown Sails (Downtown Sails Cooling Beach)
- Fence not recorded
- Beach & water
KelownaLake Avenue Beach Access
- Fence not recorded
- Beach & water
KelownaPoplar Point Dog Beach
- Fence not recorded
- Beach & water
- Lake Country
Coral Beach North
- Fence not recorded
- Beach & water
- Peachland · Princeton Avenue Boat Launch
Doggy Beach (T Boat Launch, Doggy Beach T Boat Launch)
- Partly fenced
- Beach & water
- Peachland
Strachan's Corner Doggy Beach
- Fence not recorded
- Beach & water
- Penticton
Lakeside Road Dog Beach (Skaha Lake Dog Park, Skaha Lake on Lakeside Road)
- Fence not recorded
- Beach & water
- Penticton · Okanagan Lake Park
Okanagan Lake Park Dog Beach
- Fenced
- Beach & water
- Penticton
Three Mile Beach (3-Mile South Beach)
- Fence not recorded
- Beach & water
- Summerland · Peach Orchard Beach Park
Peach Orchard Dog Beach
- Fenced
- Beach & water
- Washroom nearby
- West Kelowna · Gellatly Bay Recreational Corridor
Gellatly Dog Beach
- Fence not recorded
- Beach & water
- West Kelowna · Kalamoir Regional Park
Bowser Beach (Bowser's Beach)
- Fence not recorded
- Beach & water
- West Kelowna · Kalamoir Regional Park
Kalamoir Dog Areas 2 and 3
Temporarily closed- Fence not recorded
- Beach & water
No parks match all of those. Most parks don't record every detail yet, so strict filters narrow things fast.
Questions
Good to know.
Which dog beaches are there in the Okanagan and Shuswap?
Cedar Creek Park, Downtown Sails, Lake Avenue Beach Access, Poplar Point Dog Beach, Coral Beach North, Doggy Beach, Strachan's Corner Doggy Beach, Lakeside Road Dog Beach, Okanagan Lake Park Dog Beach, Three Mile Beach, Peach Orchard Dog Beach and Gellatly Dog Beach, plus 2 more on the map above.
What's the biggest of them?
Cedar Creek Park, at about 6.9 ha.
Where does this come from?
Each park's details come from its city, regional district or park board, and every park page links the source and the date it was checked. Posted signs at the park always take priority.
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