Bear Creek Provincial Park, Provincial park on the west shore of Okanagan Lake, British Columbia, Canada.

Bear Creek Provincial Park covers 178 hectares on the west side of Okanagan Lake, northwest of Kelowna. It has a beach over 400 metres long and about five kilometres of marked trails looping through the canyon and along Bear Creek, with views of the lake and its plants. The park also holds 145 campsites in peak season.

The park was established in the early 1980s and expanded to its current size within a few years of opening. This expansion allowed the protection of more of the natural shoreline and surrounding ecosystems.

The park's name comes from Bear Creek, the stream that runs through it into Okanagan Lake. Its 145 peak-season campsites and picnic areas make it a base for Kelowna residents, about 6 km to the southeast, who come for the 400-metre beach and the five kilometres of marked trails.

The site has two camping areas with individual sites, shower facilities, and washrooms, plus a gathering space for visitors. Expect crowded conditions during peak season and arrive early to secure better locations.

The canyon within the park displays different plant growth patterns and soil conditions on its north and south faces due to varying sun exposure. These ecological differences create distinct habitats that visitors can observe as they walk the trail.