About Kelowna Karting
Kelowna Karting is a 48,000-square-foot indoor entertainment centre at 200 Campion Street with a 265-metre circuit designed by Canadian racing driver Scott Hargrove and a lithium-battery electric fleet. Eight-minute races are split between Junior karts for drivers age seven and at least 48 inches and Adult karts for drivers age 12 and at least 57 inches, with separate grids and a published 300lb maximum. Walk-ins are accepted when space allows, online booking is recommended at busy times, and the wider venue adds memberships, parties, private hire, virtual reality, axe throwing and an arcade.
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Detailed guide
A 265m indoor electric circuit
Kelowna Karting occupies a 48,000-square-foot indoor entertainment centre on Campion Street. Its 265m Scott Hargrove-designed circuit combines fast sweepers and technical hairpins with lithium-battery electric karts.
Junior and Adult racing
- Junior: drivers must be at least age seven and 48 inches tall.
- Adult: drivers must be at least age 12 and 57 inches tall.
- Race length: current public races run for eight minutes.
- Separate grids: Junior and Adult karts do not race together, although adults may join a junior session in a junior kart.
Fit, safety and first visits
- Weight: the published maximum is 300lb, with a seat-fit check recommended before purchase.
- Helmet: every driver must wear one; helmets and complimentary balaclavas are supplied.
- Briefing: staff explain the circuit and safety rules before the first race.
- Experience: beginners start at Standard speed and do not need previous karting experience.
Booking and wider activities
- Walk-ins: drop-ins are welcome whenever capacity remains.
- Book busy periods: weekends, holidays and school breaks can fill, so online booking reduces uncertainty.
- Membership: the annual plan currently discounts regular-price races and adds a birthday benefit.
- Groups: parties and private hire can combine karting with virtual reality, axe throwing and arcade play.
