Peachland sits on the west side of Okanagan Lake with forest directly behind it, and the furniture package at Turner Park reads like somebody who knows the town wrote it.
There is a rodent-resistant waste receptacle, which in that part of the Okanagan means bears as much as rodents. There is a wheelchair-accessible picnic table specified next to the standard one. And there is a detail that rarely makes it into a furniture list at all: ground anchors for the four-legged bench.
Anchoring is the sort of line item that looks like an upsell until the first spring after an install, when an unanchored bench has been moved to the water's edge or into the lake. Specifying it at order time costs a fraction of retrofitting it later.
What went in
- Rutherford Bench 6ft: The workhorse park bench
- Base Ground Anchor, four-legged bench: Specified at order time rather than retrofitted
- Bayview Wheelchair Accessible Picnic Table 6ft: Paired with the standard table
- Bayview Picnic Table 6ft: The everyday table
- Freedom 32 Rodent Resistant Waste: Wildlife at the treeline
- Pipeline 2 Space Bike Rack: Lakeside arrival
From the archive
On site, and the same products elsewhere
Keep looking
Wildlife-resistant and heavy-duty options
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