Accommodation and Experience Providers

Learn about the history and culture of Northwest Canada from thousands of years ago as well during the 1800's.

Catching Stars Gallery features over 30 local and BC artists in a setting that reflects the natural beauty of Bowen Island. Come in and find what inspires you and take a little piece of Bowen Island home with you.

Powell River Sportfishing is a locally owned charter service catering to fishing enthusiasts looking for a relaxed, professionally guided day on the water.

Wright's Beach Camp is situated on Skaha Lake at the south entrance to Penticton. Come join us at our quiet family campground to enjoy the sun and sand during the day and beautiful scenery at night.

Open from May through September! Online booking available March 1st. Located on the shores of beautiful Comox Lake, the Cumberland Lake Park Campground consists of a total of 59 sites ; 20 are serviced (electricity and water), 6 are RV unserviced, and 33 are unserviced. Site options consist of forested and lakefront choices. There are also two group sites that will accommodate up to 25 people and is available for booking all summer. Max stay is 14 days during July and August. Monthly rates are available in May, June and September.

One of the earliest and still family-owned estate wineries in the Okanagan Valley. Very consistent and highly-awarded wines.

This center offers a diverse range of musical entertainment that delights audiences of all ages.

Strathcona Provincial Park, designated in 1911, is the oldest provincial park in British Columbia. Located almost in the centre of Vancouver Island, Strathcona park is a rugged mountain wilderness comprising more than 250,000 hectares. Mountain peaks some perpetually mantled with snow dominate the park. Lakes and alpine tarns dot a landscape laced with rivers, creeks and streams. To see and enjoy much of the scenic splendour means lacing up your hiking boots to backpack through the dense forests, stunning sub-alpine and alpine regions. While the high mountain peaks and deep shaded valleys of Strathcona Park are dramatic, it is easy to forget that beneath your feet lays a history stretching back 380 million years. Two areas Buttle Lake and vicinity and Forbidden Plateau offer a variety of visitor-oriented developments. The rest of the park is largely undeveloped and appeals primarily to people seeking wilderness surroundings.