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The Oyama Isthmus Park concept design is available for review and feedback. Take a look at the concept design and complete the survey to share your thoughts and let us know if we have interpreted the community input on values and priorities in the best way.
The Parks & Recreation Master Plan was endorsed by Council on December 17, 2019. This plan is the result of three years of public engagement and hard work, and we appreciated hearing what you think.
Download your own copy of the Parks & Recreation Master Plan or view the digital magazine version. Email us at parksandrec@lakecountry.bc.ca if you have questions.
The District of Lake Country's Partners in Parks Program provides an opportunity for individuals to remember or honour loved ones through a commemorative bench, picnic table or other amenity. Call us at 250-766-3030 x102 to find out more.
Many facilities and parks within Lake Country are available for public use subject to the fees and regulations outlined in Parks, Public Spaces and Recreation Facilities Regulations and Fees Bylaw 829, 2012.
Please use the Request a Park Booking form to book a park for your event
To book a park or facility, use the online request form or call Julia Ambrozy, Infrastructure Clerk, at 250-766-3030, or Customer Service at 250-766-5650 to see if the facility is available for the date and time you are requesting. You can make payment over the phone with your credit card or in person to the Customer Service Centre at the Municipal Hall located at 10150 Bottom Wood Lake Road.
Please review our cancellation and refund policy and be aware of the insurance requirements for your booking. Note: Anyone wishing to serve alcohol at an event on Municipal property must have an approved "Special Occasion Licence" from the Liquor Control and Licensing Branch.
Other community halls that are not operated by the District of Lake Country can also be rented by calling the appropriate board:
