Stepping out of the car after the three-hour drive from Vancouver, the first thing that hit me was the crisp, dry air of Kamloops—a welcome change from the coastal dampness. My kids, ages six and nine, were already bouncing with energy, tugging at my sleeves as we approached McArthur Park. Nestled in the heart of this rugged interior city, the park isn\it\unique landscape. The park sits on the traditional lands of the Tk\it keeps the paths dust-free and the air clear, making every hike or bike ride feel invigorating.
For families, the park is pure gold. The playgrounds are modern and safe, with equipment that challenges kids without overwhelming them—my daughter spent an hour conquering the climbing wall while my son raced through the obstacle course. Nearby, picnic tables under giant cottonwood trees offer shaded spots for lunch; we packed sandwiches and local fruit from the Kamloops Farmers\Market, which added a farm-to-table vibe. But it\identity as a \shines through with sports fields hosting everything from soccer tournaments to casual frisbee games, fostering community spirit. Yet, it\it\weather can be tricky. Any advice on what to pack for unpredictable rain in summer?
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