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Green Escapes: Your Guide to the Creston Valley’s Top Parks

From in-town and rural community parks to public beaches and untouched wilderness areas, Creston has a park or green space for everyone!

Summer Splash — the Top Beaches and Swimming Holes Around The Creston ValleY

This region boasts an abundance of lakes, rivers, creeks, and waterways, making it an unparalleled destination for a refreshing summer dip.

Crawford Bay Regional Park Beach

Sheltered in the Crawford Bay the two wide, shallow beaches boast some of the warmest water on Kootenay Lake.

Making A Splash - Creston's Best Swimming Spots

Do you love to dip in a clear cold river with a stunning mountain backdrop? Or is a meandering pebbled beach next to a deep blue lake more y

Riverside Wilderness Park-Goat River

The rustic Wilderness Riverside Park currently provides the only public access to the Goat River along a nice stretch of river rock sandbar.

Twin Bays Beach

A pleasant 25 minute drive north of Creston, Twin Bays is a rare sand beach with shallow water, making it a popular beach on Kootenay Lake.

Lockhart Beach Provincial Park & Campground

Located a beautiful drive just 40 KM north of Creston on Kootenay Lake, Lockhart Beach Provincial Park is a fine sand, pebble beach.

Mackie Beach Park

Mackie Beach is a small south-facing community park and beach with course sand and lots of sunshine in Boswell on Kootenay Lake.

Creston & District Community Complex

Located in the centre of Creston, this world-class, facility is a community hub of activity for recreation, entertainment & more

Have any questions about travelling to the area ? Contact the Creston Valley Visitor Centre and staff will be happy assist you!