Park Visits
Visit Westsyde Centennial Park for family-friendly activities and direct access to the river trails.





Westsyde is a welcoming residential area located in British Columbia, Canada, nestled along the banks of the North Thompson River. With a population of approximately 10,700, it provides a tranquil suburban setting that is popular with families and outdoor enthusiasts. The community is home to Westsyde Centennial Park, which offers various recreational facilities including sports fields, a petting zoo, and walking paths. Its location allows for a perfect blend of quiet living while remaining conveniently close to the broader services and attractions of the Kamloops area.
Westsyde is a welcoming residential area located in British Columbia, Canada, nestled along the banks of the North Thompson River. With a population of approximately 10,700, it provides a tranquil suburban setting that is popular with families and outdoor enthusiasts. The community is home to Westsyde Centennial Park, which offers various recreational facilities including sports fields, a petting zoo, and walking paths. Its location allows for a perfect blend of quiet living while remaining conveniently close to the broader services and attractions of the Kamloops area.
Scenic views along the North Thompson River.
Access to Westsyde Centennial Park and local trails.
Quiet, family-oriented residential atmosphere.
Proximity to the urban amenities of Kamloops.
Primarily a residential area with limited commercial and nightlife options.
Beautiful natural surroundings with extensive walking trails and picnic spots.
Close proximity to the North Thompson River for fishing and scenic views.
Visit Westsyde Centennial Park for family-friendly activities and direct access to the river trails.
Having a car is highly recommended for exploring the area and commuting to nearby Kamloops.
Quiet residential stays and riverside outdoor activities.
CAD $
$100-$150 p/day
English
The area is close to natural habitats; be mindful of local wildlife when using the hiking trails.
May-September
Mild weather is perfect for exploring the local parks as the landscape begins to bloom.
Warm temperatures are great for riverside walks, though the interior can get quite hot.
Crisp air and changing colors make for beautiful scenery along the river trails.
Expect snow and cold temperatures, typical of the British Columbia interior climate.