Gardens

A vacation should be relaxing, and the Penticton-Ikeda Japanese Garden provides a peaceful setting in which to take a deep breath and contemplate life; it was created in honour of a relationship between Penticton and the city of Ikeda, Japan. Rocks, trees, water, and plants foster a serene rest-stop for visitors who wish to unwind after an active day of wine touring, golfing or water-sport activities. The garden is located at the East end of the Lake Okanagan waterfront, not far from the Yacht Club and Art Gallery.

Located on Lakeshore Drive next to the S.S. Sicamous, boasting an extensive collection of roses and native trees.

The Museum holds over 8,000 artifacts. Although Penticton was not incorporated until 1908, it has a history that stretches much further back. Open: * Tuesday to Saturday, September to June * Monday to Saturday, July & August * 10:00am - 5:00p

Ornamental gardens and picnic grounds open daily 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM from May 1st to September 30th, shorter hours from October to April. The museum is open seven days a week, from 1 PM to 4 PM. Pacific Agriculture and Agrifood Research Centre.

Approved by Tourism British Columbia as a Designated Tourist Attraction, Linden Gardens is arguably the most beautiful and awe-inspiring landmark in the Okanagan.

In the heart of Linden Gardens, the Frog City Café offers garden inspired fresh menu selections. Our Lunch menu features sandwiches on homemade multigrain bread, wraps, salads and soups and a collection of baked goods, snacks and sweets. Specialty beverages are made to order, hot or iced, including organic, freshly brewed coffee and espresso, high quality loose leaf teas and Italian sodas.

The En'owkin Centre is an Indigenous cultural, educational and creative arts institution located in Penticton, BC, which offers university/college transfer diplomas and certificate programs.