Wharf Park, Naramata

Wharf Park, Naramata

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Wharf Park, Naramata, British Columbia

Wharf Park, Naramata, British Columbia

Wharf Park, Naramata

 

About Wharf Park, Naramata, Okanagan, BC

Wharf Park is a place of historical value that is located in the small beach town of Naramata in the heart of the Okanagan Valley wine country. Situated on the shores of Okanagan Lake, British Columbia, this park once served as the original old Train Dock at Mill Bay and was used by the Naramata fruit co-op packinghouse to ship local produce to different areas around the valley.

The old wharf is now gone and a new one has been constructed and it is great for jumping in the lake with its convenient ladder that allows you to climb back up. The park also has a few benches that are great for relaxing and taking in the tranquil beauty of Okanagan Lake.

Wharf Park, Naramata, British Columbia

Wharf Park, Naramata, British Columbia

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