Lake Country & Oyama beaches
Coral Beach Park, Kaloya Regional Park and Oyama Beach: what each one has, and how to get there.
Lake Country & Oyama, on the way down Highway 97
Lake Country & Oyama has three public beaches in this guide: Coral Beach Park on Okanagan Lake, Kaloya Regional Park on Kalamalka Lake and Oyama Beach on Wood Lake. Lake Country's best-equipped Okanagan Lake beach park, with a swim area, dock, playground, boat launch and courts in Carr's Landing.
It's stop 7–9 of 20 on the drive from the Shuswaps to Osoyoos. See every beach from Sicamous to Osoyoos →
Lake Country & Oyama beaches on the map
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Coral Beach Park
Lake Country's best-equipped Okanagan Lake beach park, with a swim area, dock, playground, boat launch and courts in Carr's Landing.
Coral Beach Park is a District of Lake Country waterfront park on the east shore of Okanagan Lake in Carr's Landing. It has a beach with a designated swim area and a dock or swim raft, along with a playground, picnic area, washroom and boat launch. Tennis and pickleball courts are next to the beach. Dogs are not allowed.
📍 17296 Coral Beach Road, Lake Country.
- 🏊SwimmingA designated swimming area with a dock/swim raft.
- 🚻WashroomsYes, a washroom.
- 🛝PlaygroundYes, a playground.
- 🚤BoatingYes, the Coral Beach boat launch on Okanagan Lake.
- ♿AccessibleListed with the 'Accessible Recreation' amenity, without further detail.
- 🐕DogsNo dogs permitted.
- ✨AlsoA picnic area, a pickleball court and a tennis court; the tennis courts close seasonally. Open 6 a.m. to 11 p.m..
Kaloya Regional Park
A regional park on a peninsula at the south end of Kalamalka Lake, with a sandy swimming beach on one side and a lily-pad pond on the other.
Kaloya Regional Park is a 3.7-hectare park run by the Regional District of Central Okanagan on a peninsula at the south end of Kalamalka Lake in Oyama. One side has a sandy beach and swim area, and the other has a lily-pad pond and wetland used by birdwatchers. The park has a playground, washrooms, easy walking trails and a picnic shelter that can be booked. It is reached from the end of Trask Road.
📍 The park's parking lot is at the end of Trask Road in Oyama, which leaves Oyama Road. No official street address was found on RDCO or District pages.
- 🏊SwimmingA sandy beach and swim area.
- 🚻WashroomsYes. Washrooms, listed as accessible.
- 🛝PlaygroundYes, a playground.
- ♿AccessibleRDCO lists the park as accessible, meaning an easy trail and washrooms.
- 🐕DogsNo dogs, except during a seasonal program that allows dogs on leash from November 1 to March 31 each year.
- ✨AlsoA picnic shelter that can be booked, easy walking trails, and a lily-pad pond with wetland habitat for birdwatching. Park hours change with the season, from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. in June to August.
- 🅿️ParkingA parking lot at the end of Trask Road. RDCO reduces maintenance of the parking areas and facilities from November to March.
Lately
- RDCO issued a swimming advisory at Kaloya Regional Park after water samples showed higher than acceptable E. coli counts.
- RDCO lifted the advisory after regular testing showed the water met the Guidelines for Canadian Recreational Water Quality.
Oyama Beach
The small sand beach at the north tip of Wood Lake in Oyama, beside the canal that links Wood Lake to Kalamalka Lake.
This beach lies at the north end of Wood Lake in Oyama, on the strip of land between Wood Lake and Kalamalka Lake. The two lakes are joined by the Oyama canal, which a road bridge crosses beside the beach. The District of Lake Country lists Oyama on the north end of Wood Lake among its favourite local beach spots, and its Oyama Boat Launch is a short distance east along the shore.
📍 North shore of Wood Lake along Oyama Road, west of the Oyama canal bridge and near the Pelmewash Parkway junction, opposite the Oyama General Store. No official street address was found.
- 🚤BoatingThe District's Oyama Boat Launch is at the north end of Wood Lake, about 1.4 km east at the end of the isthmus.
- ✨AlsoThe Oyama General Store is across the road.
Lake Country & Oyama beaches, answered
What beaches are in Lake Country & Oyama, BC?
Three public beaches are in this guide for Lake Country & Oyama: Coral Beach Park on Okanagan Lake, Kaloya Regional Park on Kalamalka Lake and Oyama Beach on Wood Lake.
Which beaches in Lake Country & Oyama have a playground?
Coral Beach Park and Kaloya Regional Park list a playground. Check each beach below for the details.
Which beaches in Lake Country & Oyama are wheelchair accessible?
Coral Beach Park and Kaloya Regional Park list accessible features. Check each beach below for the details.
Which beaches in Lake Country & Oyama have boating or a boat launch nearby?
Coral Beach Park and Oyama Beach list boating or a boat launch nearby. Check each beach below for the details.
Are there lifeguards at the beaches in Lake Country & Oyama?
None of these beaches lists lifeguards, so swim at your own risk and check Interior Health beach advisories before you go in.
More beaches up and down the valley
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Sicamous2 beaches · Shuswap Lake, Mara Lake
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Salmon Arm1 beach · Shuswap Lake
- Vernon & Coldstream3 beaches · Okanagan Lake, Kalamalka Lake
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Lake Country & Oyama3 beaches · Okanagan Lake, Kalamalka Lake, Wood Lake
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Kelowna1 beach · Okanagan Lake
- West Kelowna1 beach · Okanagan Lake
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Peachland2 beaches · Okanagan Lake
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Summerland1 beach · Okanagan Lake
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Naramata1 beach · Okanagan Lake
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Penticton2 beaches · Okanagan Lake, Skaha Lake
- Okanagan Falls1 beach · Skaha Lake
- Oliver1 beach · Tuc-el-Nuit Lake
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Osoyoos1 beach · Osoyoos Lake