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Kamloops is ideally located in the heart of British Columbia’s sunny Southern Interior and is easily accessed by road, air, and rail.
Kamloops is a great community that nurtures growth. We are one of Canada’s premier host centres for developing amateur sport, tournaments, cultural events, high performance training camps and national and international competitions.
Swimming lesson programs are available for all ages and abilities at the Canada Games Aquatic Centre, Westsyde Pool, and Brock Outdoor Pool. Find more details at Kamloops.ca/Aquatics and find lesson programs, schedules, and registration info in our current Activity Guide.
Over the years, Kamloops’ boundaries have shifted, and the city has grown with the addition of several individual communities. In fact, the original extent of Kamloops consisted only of the South Shore. Click the timeline and maps below for a glance at Kamloops through the years. Kamloops Amalgamation & Incorporation Timeline; Kamloops ...
Jun 25, 2024 · Kamloops is hosting its annual Canada Day event on July 1 in Riverside Park. Join the festivities with a full day of culture, arts, music, and fun. Canada Day in the park will kick off with the Lions Club pancake breakfast from 7:00 to 10:30 am.
Canada Games Aquatic Centre. 50 m, eight-lane indoor pool 1 m diving tower 3 m diving tower 5 m diving tower Leisure pool Whirlpool Sauna Steam room 210 ft. spiral waterslide Pelican slide Wheelchair accessible Universal change room with 20 individual use change rooms, 11 family change rooms, and 3 fully accessible change rooms with adjustable ...
Hosting well over 100 cultural and community events and world-class sports tournaments each year, Kamloops offers world-class facilities, a strong athletic culture, expertly trained officials, and an enthusiastic volunteer base, Kamloops is the best location to host your next tournament or event.
Find program descriptions and schedules for aquatic classes and swimming lessons in the City of Kamloops.
Jul 1, 2023 · Kamloops is hosting the annual Canada Day event on Saturday, July 1, in Riverside Park! Join the festivities with a full day of culture, arts, music, and fun. Canada Day will kick off with the Lions Club pancake breakfast from 7:00 to 10:30 am.
The trading of furs with non–Indigenous communities began in Kamloops in approximately 1811, when the American–owned Pacific Fur Company began trading with Secwépemc communities. The company established a trading post at the confluence of the North and South Thompson Rivers.
