Vernon Profile
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About Vernon
Vernon is the principal city of the North Okanagan, between Okanagan Lake and Kalamalka Lake in British Columbia’s Interior. It is a service, orchard, and recreation centre with a compact downtown and beaches on both lakes. Hills, vineyards, and ranch country wrap the city. About 45,000 people live in Vernon.
Known for
- Kalamalka Lake, the “lake of a thousand colours”
- North Okanagan service and orchard city
- Beaches on both Okanagan and Kalamalka lakes
- Polson Park’s Japanese garden downtown
- Gateway to Predator Ridge and North Okanagan wine country
See & do
Kal Beach
Public beach on Kalamalka Lake at the south end of the city.
Polson Park
Central park with a Japanese garden, creek, and the historic clock tower.
Kin Beach
Okanagan Lake beach and park on the west side of Vernon.
Downtown Vernon
30th Avenue shops, public art, and the civic core.
Predator Ridge
Hilltop golf resort and trails on the city’s southern edge.
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