Enderby Parks & Gardens

This quiet little lake is an excellent location for families, paddling and fishing. The Gardom Lake Regional Park provides day use facilities including several floating docks, diving board, picnic tables, playground and outhouses. Pets and fires are not permitted in the park. A small island on the lake offer paddlers an excellent opportunity to view the Painted Turtles as well as enjoy interpretive trails. The lake is heavily stocked with both Rainbow and Eastern Brook trout. Motorboats are restricted to ten horse power motors.

Reaching into the sky, the Enderby Cliffs offer spectacular views of the surrounding North Okanagan. Once atop the cliffs, hikers can absorb British Columbia's natural beauty and watch soaring birds playing in the updrafts. Those with keen eyes might even spot fossils dating back to the Tertiary age, when the cliffs were formed.

Featuring a warm sandy beach, Birch Park is complimented by cool waters and shady areas. Popular with locals and tourits alike. Located next to the Enderby Visitor Centre.

This park is also a recreational area with facilities such as a skateboard park, splash pool, playground and an outdoor pool.