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beaching to the north - use caution. Very rocky shores to the south.
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7. West Kelowna Yacht Club – (250) 768–5472. Locked gate - members only. Pumpout station, water, and washrooms are provided. Powers Point Park (north side of yacht club) – Picnic tables and a large cement boat launch located here - watch for the marked swimming area. No boats on shore.
8. Marina Park – Nice beaches with a playground and swimming areas on the south side of the WYC breakwater.
9. Gellatly – Named after David E. Gellatly in 1900; he shipped the first cars of potatoes and was known as “The Potato King of the Okanagan.” He did more to foster the vegetable industry than any other man ever to have lived in the Okanagan. Private beaches and docks for one half mile south.
10. Pebble Beach Park – The sign beside the small, cedar, flat–roofed building says “Submarine Pipe.” A beautiful bay with shelter from north winds. Avoid private beaches and docks. There is some beaching south of the last homes and below the rock walls for approximately one quarter mile south (up to the “No Trespassing” sign). Watch for rocks close to the surface.
11. Seclusion Bay Resort - A great place to stay and enjoy the beauty of the Okanagan. Small day beaching areas north and south.
12. This marks the deepest waters south of Okanagan Lake bridge; 205 m. (672 feet).
13. Scruggins Reef – The rocks are very close to the surface for about 300 feet offshore. On a clear day, if you look carefully in the water, you will see what looks like a Propeller Graveyard - good diving spot. Many people have damaged, broken, or lost their props here - use caution! Pilings by the shores so beach with care.
14. Nice bay offering shelter from north and south winds. There are some beaching areas to the north. Rocky shore - beach with care.
15. A small bay with shelter from south winds. No beaching for one mile south.
16. Small pebble beach - beach with care. Shelter from south winds. Private docks to the north.
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1. Private beaches and docks south of the inlet at Green Bay - no beaching.
2. Nice properties with private beaches and docks south of the light at Boucheries Point
3. Pritchard Park – Nice beach area with benches, playground and swimming area.
4. Boucheries Point – A light used by residents who live in the inlet is located on the north side of the private waterway called Westside Cays. Maximum speed is 5 km - this is a no–
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5. Gellatly Bay Aquatic Park Society – Watch for the piling in front of the flat–roofed building. Pebble beaches to the north with picnic tables, washrooms, and swimming areas - beach with care. To the south there is a rock sea wall with steps that go down to the beach. A very beautiful bay with shelter from north winds. Private beaches and docks to the north with a marked swimming area.
6. Old wharf with a diving platform. Some
17. Large bay offering shelter from south winds. Rocky shore - no beaching. Private property to the north.
18. Beaching areas north of the house and orchard. Beach with care.
19. Small bay with a beaching area at the south end. Sign on shores says “No Moorage Overnight.” Avoid private docks to the north.
20. Private beaches and docks - no beaching. Shelter from south winds. Waterskiers should ski a proper distance away from private docks in Malibu Bay.
21. Bertram Creek Regional Park – It was mostly destroyed by fire. Plans on making it available to the public again are in the works. It had picnic tables, a playground, washrooms, beaching areas, a small dock and marked swimming areas. There is a swimming area north of the point and beaching south. Divers - It’s busy here so have a lookout in the boat.
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