Osoyoos Lake Regional Park is situated on the scenic Lakeshore Drive that takes you along Osoyoos Lake where you will pass by numerous beaches, hotels, resorts, and campgrounds. Osoyoos Lake is well known for being not only the warmest lake in the Okanagan Valley, British Columbia but the warmest lake in the entire country of Canada and has an average summertime temperature of 24 degrees Celcius. The park itself features an abundance of large trees for shade, a nice big sandy beach, washrooms, picnic tables, and a parking lot.

Gyro Osoyoos Park and Beach are situated in the small resort town of Osoyoos which is located in the spectacular Okanagan Valley and is home to Canada’s only desert as well as some of the best weather in the country. The great weather and an abundance of sunshine are what attract tons of tourists to this exquisite fruit and wine-growing region. The heat is also the contributing factor in making Osoyoos Lake the warmest in Canada with an average summertime temperature of 24 degrees celsius.

Sẁiẁs Provincial Park (Haynes Point) is a narrow peninsula of land located on Osoyoos Lake, British Columbia. It is situated in the Okanagan Valley on the outskirts of the small town of Osoyoos and is within the traditional territory of the Osoyoos Indian Band. For thousands of years, the indigenous peoples of the Okanagan have inhabited the lands at Sẁiẁs Provincial Park. The park itself is a gorgeous strip of land that extends almost across the entirety of Osoyoos Lake and when the water is low during the summer you can pretty much walk to the other side. The park’s shores are lined with picturesque beaches that are perfect for family picnics and are open for public day-use. Sẁiẁs Provincial Park also provides campers with 41 vehicle accessible campsites and 7 of which are doubles campsites for large families and groups. Rates are $32 for one site per night or $16 for senior citizens.