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Ellison Landing, Vernon, BC

Ellison Landing Features Two Mapped Parks Including a Beach

Ellison Landing features two mapped parks. These include Decliffe Road Beach and Hurlburt Park.

Key facts and reporting periods

Source observations, preserving their recorded geographic scope
MetricValueProperty typeGeographyReporting dateSource
Sales Volume7517 countAllVernon, BC2026-10-11Source

Market summary

Ellison Landing features two mapped parks. These include Decliffe Road Beach and Hurlburt Park.

Central finding

Ellison Landing has two mapped parks, including a beach and a standard park. Sources: [Decliffe Road Beach]

Mapped Green Spaces

Ellison Landing includes two distinct park locations within its boundaries. The first is Decliffe Road Beach, which provides direct access to the Okanagan Lake shoreline. This specific designation distinguishes it from typical urban green spaces in other parts of Vernon. The second location is Hurlburt Park, a standard neighbourhood park serving local residents.

These two points represent the complete set of amenities attributed to this neighbourhood in the current dataset. No dog parks or other recreational facilities are currently mapped for Ellison Landing. The presence of a beach facility suggests potential for waterfront recreation activities. However, the data does not specify the size, maintenance status, or exact location of these sites. Sources: [Decliffe Road Beach]

The strongest counter-case

The local evidence identifies only two amenity points without data on size, condition, or usage. Sources: [Decliffe Road Beach]

City market context

From the Vernon market article, 11 October 2026:

Vernon's mapped data shows 15 schools and 196 transit stops. A single sales volume figure is recorded without sufficient context for market analysis. Vernon's mapped amenity inventory includes 15 schools and 196 transit stops, providing a factual baseline for local infrastructure.

Sources and reporting dates

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