Two days of plans the whole crew will love
This weekend in Kelowna is anchored by the historic Touchdown Kelowna festival, featuring the city's first-ever CFL game between the BC Lions and Calgary Stampeders. Families can balance the high-energy sports atmosphere with relaxing afternoons at local lakeside parks or interactive farm visits.
Kelowna makes history this weekend as professional football takes over the city with a massive festival atmosphere.
Catch the historic first CFL game in the Okanagan at the transformed Apple Bowl, featuring a Fan Fest and community concerts.
Arrive early when gates open at 1 PM to enjoy the pre-game concert by Young Guns on the Party Stage before the 4 PM kickoff.
Keep the kids entertained with these high-energy stops and unique animal encounters.
A bucket-list stop where you can get up close with kangaroos and wallabies in a beautiful farm setting.
The ultimate indoor energy burner featuring massive play structures and activities for all ages.
A local favorite for its excellent playground and water park, perfect for a sunny afternoon break.
Take advantage of the June weather at these iconic Kelowna waterfront spots.
Stroll the boardwalk and let the kids play at this central downtown hub right on the water.
Escape the downtown crowds for a classic Okanagan lake day at this scenic pebble beach.
A peaceful, beautifully manicured Japanese garden that offers a quiet moment in the heart of the city.
The game is taking place at the Kelowna Apple Bowl (Save-On-Foods Field), which has been specially transformed for this CFL event.
Yes, Stuart Park and Ben Lee Park offer great free playground facilities, and Kasugai Gardens provides a free scenic walking experience. The Touchdown Kelowna festival also includes free community events throughout the city.