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What to do and see in British Columbia, British Columbia: The Best Water & Amusement Parks
Discover the best top things to do in British Columbia, British Columbia including Rossland Pool, Kitsilano Pool, LocoLanding Adventure Park, H2O Adventure + Fitness Centre, Bounce Acrobatic Academy, Cultus Lake Adventure Park, Splash BC Water Parks - Penticton Wibit, Cultus Lake Waterpark, Castle Fun Park, The Great Escape.
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1. Rossland Pool
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
2. Kitsilano Pool
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 322 reviews
Reviewed By 690sf - Vancouver, Canada
Nothing marks the beginning of the summer season in Vancouver like the opening of its Kitsilano Pool. This year, of course, it is different. Perched between land & ocean, it is there for all to see, giving a flavor to the neighborhood with its opening, exciting swimmers & non-swimmers alike, as well as welcomed by eateries close by, such as the wonderful Kibune Sushi, The Boathouse,The Local & Nook, which see a nice uptick in business with its opening each May on Victoria Day long-weekend. This year with the pandemic its long-awaited opening will be July 13. Things will be quite different this year, of course. For one, swimmers will have to arrive “swim-ready”, as the change rooms with its showers, will not be open but the washrooms will still be available. The pool is only accepting non-contact payment so no cash or passes. To ensure safety & social distancing, admission for lap swimmers will be on a 45 min basis & 90 min for others. Reservations can be done online or on a drop-in basis. Lanes have also been made larger. So a Brave New World at this venerable Kitsilano institution, but given its spectacular location & its glorious long lengths one can swim alongside the ocean, not much can spoil the experience of visiting this magnificent pool. I have been swimming at Kits pool since 1988, shortly after arriving here as an immigrant. My then teenage & champion swimmer son joined me there as a regular lap swimmer until we moved to UBC to do our respective degrees at the opposite ends of the titular spectrum, swimming there until we returned to Kits. My two grandchildren love to swim at the pool when they come for visits, so we are now three generations in. I have also taken visiting friends to swim at Kits & all have been impressed. An enthusiastic & committed life/long swimmer, I have swum around the world in many great places but the Kits pool remains top of the list. Posted by S Fuller
3. LocoLanding Adventure Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 246 reviews
Your Go-To Adventure in the Okanagan! Bring the whole family and create the best Summer-time memories you'll be laughing and reminiscing about for years to come. We've got mini-golf, go-karts, a ropes course, bumper boats and so much more! Enjoy our beautiful gardens, FUN activities and delicious treats! We pride ourselves on offering excellent customer service and an all-around enjoyable experience for every visitor!
Reviewed By LLT_10
We were with teenagers and young children. Everyone had a blast on the Ko Carts and lots of fun on the mini golf course. The younger ones loved the bumper boats and trampoline. A great little park for the family to get a break from the beach. Prices are very reasonable and some great family pictures for memories to last a lifetime. Recommend you visit when in Penticton.
4. H2O Adventure + Fitness Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 141 reviews
H2O Adventure + Fitness Centre is a community centre consisting of a large fitness facility, two group fitness studios, Olympic-size pool, wave pool, water slides, FlowRider® and much more. With a variety of programs and classes designed for children, youth, seniors, families and everyone in between, all ages and ability levels are welcome. Examples of group fitness classes include yoga, TRX, cycle, interval training, strength and Zumba. The centre also hosts personal training services, specialty health programs, swim lessons, swim clubs, childminding services, kids camps and more. H2O Adventure + Fitness Centre is operated by the YMCA of Okanagan, a cause-driven charity dedicated to building healthy individuals and communities. As a charity, they are able to offer financial assistance on Y programs and memberships to those struggling financially.
Reviewed By 566stacyh - Kelowna, Canada
Great family fun! This place is good for all ages! There is a lot to take in while visiting the H2O water park. Weather you just want to kick back and relax in the hot tub, or take in some water fun..the H2O has got you covered. It's a great place to have birthdays as well!! They offer a full gym, watersides, hot tub, pool and surf area! Fun times for all! Great place to entertain a group of friends or out of town family! If you like water, this is the place for you!
5. Bounce Acrobatic Academy
6. Cultus Lake Adventure Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 95 reviews
Cultus Lake Adventure Park is BC's Best Theme Park. This is the most animated amusement park you will ever see, with award-winning craftsmanship and one-of-a-kind rides and attractions. This park is loaded with surprises at every turn and will leave you amazed. The park features 18 rides and attractions for all ages, including Giggle Ridge Adventure Golf. There is no cost to enter the park - you can buy all day unlimited ride wristbands, individual ride tokens, mini golf, gem bags and more inside the park. About a one hour drive from Vancouver, this is a destination you will not want to miss out on during the summer! Check out our website to see the full list of rides, prices, and dates.
Reviewed By slnorth2017 - Terrace, Canada
I took my 10 year old daughter to Giggle Ridge and both her and I loved it! The setting in the trees and at the lake is very cool! The rides were great and not just little kid rides; even parents were screaming and having a blast. It was $30 for the entire day with unlimited rides. The staff are friendly, the grounds and rides are well kept, lots of bathrooms and even a concession stand. We will be back but hopefully without rain :)
7. Splash BC Water Parks - Penticton Wibit
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 46 reviews
Penticton Wibit Water Park is a company dedicated to your safety and fun. Whether you are in the Okanagan valley on vacation or here to stay. With Wibit Water Park locations on Penticton, Kelowna, and Peachlands’s waterfront we are ready to show you how we have fun in the sun!
8. Cultus Lake Waterpark
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 402 reviews
Cultus Lake Waterpark is BC's Biggest Waterpark. Located about a one hour drive from Vancouver, in the popular and beautiful recreational destination, Cultus Lake. We are a family oriented park and provide our guests with rides for all ages. For those thrill seekers out there, we have some of the most extreme waterslides such as the Valley of Fear, Bazooka Bowls, Speedslide and the Freefall. Food is available for purchase, and there are plenty of picnic benches and grassy areas for those of you who are not wanting to waterslide. We also have a selection of hot tubs and spray parks / kiddie areas. With all of our great attractions and continued expansion, you need to come out and see for yourself why Cultus Lake Waterpark is BC's #1 Waterpark!
Reviewed By Ninalitta
We stayed 7hrs in rain Perfect Short line ups, hot tubs, kids did a massive amount of stairs. Brought our own snacks but couldn’t resist their food too ( yes expensive, but you could always get a hand stamp, leave and eat and come back in later) Lockers to rent are small, staff friendly and helpful
9. Castle Fun Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 435 reviews
Year- round excitement awaits kids of all ages at Castle Fun Park! Offering three uniquely themed mini- golf courses, an exhilarating go kart track, indoor pitching & batting cages, bumper cars, shooting gallery, indoor driving range, remote control boats, over 200 arcade & skill games, and much more! Experience true family entertainment for all occasions at Castle Fun Park! Open every day except Christmas from 10am until midnight.36165 North Parallel Road. Just off Hwy #1- Exit 95 in Abbotsford.
Reviewed By steelewood - Cochrane, Canada
We went here to see Kimi’s Kreations first murals. They are still there! Ended up having the most fun!! My son and his BF each got $20 and they were off!! They played soccer, baseball, air hockey, target shooting..... watch out for the skunk, she’ll get you!! We all went on the bumper cars! There was old school pin ball for those a tad older and all the new cool ones for the kiddo’s! They did laser mazes and finished it off with a go cart race! It was clean! Some games are only .30 cents! Something for everyone! Great staff! So nice to see somewhere where kids can hang out.... Love it!! So did the boys! We went 3 times! I’m a happy Mom!
10. The Great Escape
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 61 reviews
The Great Escape is an indoor family entertainment center and theme park for all ages. Large indoor jungle themed playground, interactive floors, Ballistic Ball area, 3D indoor mini golf, laser tag, Air Trek obstacle adventure, toddler area, redemption games and great food. Book birthday parties, team windups, corporate team building, private parties, corporate Christmas parties, fundraising venue or just drop in and play.
Reviewed By natcat604 - Vancouver, Canada
So sad The Great Escape closed down! (January 2020) My family LOVED playing at The Great Escape. We thought it was by far the best indoor playground in the lower mainland - perfect for rainy days, which we have a lot. The playground itself was very large, safe and had a lot of variety for kids at different stages, At the bottom they had a toddler-only play area which was great when my kids were learning to walk. As my kids grew older they, they ventured into the main indoor playground. It was big enough for us parents to follow along and play too. We would all race down the waterfall slide or take turns going down the lava slide which was our absolute favorite. The interactive floor games were cool too. We also enjoyed the virtual arcade ride and arcade games. Wish we would have checked out the laser tag and miniature golf before they closed... I bet they were awesome too. Also, for a kid's indoor play area they kept it very, very clean. Thanks for the memories!!!
