City Park on the lakefront in downtown Kelowna is now closed to the public at dusk instead of 11 p.m. because of flood related issues.
The city says the path along Hot Sands Beach and the pedestrian tunnel under the floating bridge are closed as is the children’s waterpark and some of the park’s roads and parking lots.
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Lighting along the promenade has been turned off until the water subsides.
The city is encouraging people to explore some of Kelowna’s other 200 plus parks and green spaces.
Meanwhile, the BC River Forecast Centre has lifted its high stream flow advisory for Mission Creek.
Advisories for the Kettle River and its tributaries near Grand Forks and for water courses in the Revelstoke and Columbia region have also ended.
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