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Background
Knox Mountain Park is one of the most prominent municipal parks in Kelowna. Centrally located within the city, it forms the largest contiguous park space in Kelowna (282 hectares) and features approximately 1365 linear meters of waterfront on Okanagan Lake.
A Natural Area Park, Knox Mountain Park contains a remarkable combination of natural features, stunning scenery, important cultural heritage and outstanding recreation opportunities.
Management Plan
The first Knox Mountain Park Management Plan  was completed and approved by Council in 1999. However, over the last ten years, there have been significant changes to the park, including an expansion of the park boundaries. In addition, population growth and increased usage in recent years has placed pressure on the wildlife corridors and the habitats of threatened and endangered species in the park.
Contact
Barb Davidson,
Project Manager
bdavidson@kelowna.ca
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