KALAMOIR PARK

Kalamoir Park – Protecting Its Conservation Legacy

In the fall of 2024 and the spring of 2025, the Regional District of the Central Okanagan proposed changing the status of Kalamoir Park — from a Conservation Park to a multi-use park that would include a major bike route.

This proposal was led by Trails of the Okanagan, as part of their vision for a bike trail running all the way from Sicamous to Brewster, Washington State.

But it’s important to remember — when Kalamoir Park was gifted to the RDCO in 1983 by the Provincial Government, it came with one clear condition:
that it remain a Conservation Park.

When the proposal became public, the residents of Casa Loma and Lakeview Heights, along with our local service clubs, The Friends of Kalamoir Park, and the Casa Loma Community Association, all stood together in opposition.

Thanks to that strong community response, the RDCO made the decision to keep Kalamoir Park as a Conservation Park.

And looking ahead — in the fall of 2025 and into 2026 — the RDCO will be making much-needed upgrades and improvements.
These updates will be done carefully and respectfully, ensuring that the natural beauty and integrity of Kalamoir Park are preserved for generations to come.