Accommodation and Experience Providers

Prestige Lakeside Resort is a proud member of the WorldHotels Elite Collection. At the Prestige Lakeside Resort, our biggest priority is leaving a lasting impression, long after you check out. You'll notice our distinct style the minute you walk in. Our elegant hotel offers the highest quality amenities and service, sure to win over even the most refined traveler's favor. Located in Nelson, BC the Prestige lifestyle comes with a fully equipped fitness room for the active traveler, an exquisite on-site dining experience for the culinary aficionado, and ample amounts of meeting space suited to accommodate any large gathering.

Agri-tourism RV park in Kelowna, BC with 10 fully serviced back-in RV sites and 1 water-only back-in site.

Stylish, intriguing and an entirely unique concept in modern elegance, Sandman Signature Prince George Hotel offers guests an impeccable hotel experience set in the heart of beautiful Interior BC.

We have a small RV campsite in the middle of our orchard. 30 Amp or 15 Amp power available at most sites. Picnic table, fire pit at each site. Drinking water also at each site. Pay showers and clean outhouse. No Wifi.....want this to be a relaxing stay! Lots of places with Wifi not far from campsite. Very quiet but is a working farm.

Nestled on two pristine acres of wilderness, Grandpa’s Heart is a serene, off-grid resort, offering seven cozy cabins, 350 feet of lakefront, that's perfect for fishing, swimming and kayaking, and a main lodge where you can enjoy meals, share stories, and make new friends. Exclusive and private, Grandpa's Heart is the perfect blend of comfort, tranquility, and natural beauty. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful getaway or a base for adventure, our lakeside retreat is your destination.

- 36 Rooms, all with double or queen beds, 2 have king beds - 14 have kitchenettes - 4 are arranged for small groups or family - historic/rustic theme throughout - all rooms non-smoking - 7 rooms designated pet-friendly - located on Stewart's main street and on the edge of the Bear River estuary