
Subsection A · The Lakes
The lake that changes colour.
Kalamalka Lake is called the Lake of Many Colours for a reason. The water shifts from deep blue to brilliant turquoise as the temperature climbs and limestone dissolves into the lake. Kal Beach has soft sand, a swimming pier, and views across to the cliffs of the provincial park. The park itself holds 978 hectares of grassland, forest, and 14 kilometres of trail.
A few minutes further north, Okanagan Lake unfolds for 135 kilometres. Beachcomber Bay, Paddlewheel Park, and Kin Beach are all a short drive from the motel. Bring a paddleboard. Rent a boat. Or just sit on the sand.










