Accommodation and Experience Providers

We tell great stories. We can explain how Creston got its wacky time zone. We can tell you about the steamship that became a tractor (sort of), the first airplane to land in Creston, and the teacher who refused to be fired. Speaking of "great" stories, there's "The Great Railway Race" and the "Great Creston Bank Robbery." And have you heard the one about the imaginary student in Grade Thirteen? Really, we're not making this up. Why would we? Truth is so much better than fiction. We can even help you tell the greatest story of all: your own. So come on in. After all, there's no time like the present to discover the past.

Through the collaboration of the Northeast Aboriginal Business Centre and Treaty 8 Tribal Association, the Indigenous Artist Market was created as an outlet for local Indigenous and First Nation(s) artisans. Here they are able to sell their pieces as well as hold workshops to teach their craft. In addition, the market has gifts and souvenirs that promotes First Nation(s) culture and traditions. Due to COVID-19, the Indigenous Artists' Market will be open for sales within the limited hours as posted and will also be available for online orders. All forms of payment are still acceptable, including Visa/Mastercard/Debit/Cash.

Swiss Sunset Inn is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Penticton, offering a budget friendly environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay.Close to some of Penticton's most popular landmarks, such as Tumbleweed Gallery (2.0 mi) and The Book Shop (2.2 mi), Swiss Sunset Inn is a great destination for tourists.Rooms at Swiss Sunset Inn offer a kitchenette, a refrigerator, and air conditioning providing exceptional comfort and convenience, and guests can go online with free wifi.Room service is one of the conveniences offered at this hotel. A pool and barbeque facilities will also help to make your stay even more special. If you are driving to Swiss Sunset Inn, free parking is available.While visiting Penticton, you may want to try some shrimp at one of the nearby restaurants, such as Salty's Beach House, Theo's Restaurant, or Villa Rosa Restaurant.Should time allow, Skaha Lake Park and Leir House Arts and Cultural Centre are some popular attractions that are within walking distance.Enjoy your stay in Penticton!

As the largest Chinatown in Canada, there are lots to see in this historic district after entering through its grand Millennium Gate. Here, you can find not only dim sum restaurants, Chinese grocers, traditional apothecaries, and antique shops, but also modern cocktail bars, cool coffee roasters, and fashion boutiques. Learn more about the area's history at the Chinese Cultural Center, the first museum in Canada devoted to Chinese culture and history, and then stroll through one of the first Chinese gardens built outside China, Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden. Explore Chinatown on a sightseeing or hop-on hop-off bus tour of Vancouver, which often includes a stop here. Tripadvisor

Smile Cycle Tours provides unique craft beer, wine, spirits, and city tours aboard our unique Dutch group pedal bike. With up to 15 friends, enjoy Kelowna's most social tour experience aboard it's most unique touring vehicle. You'll view points of interest in between award-winning Downtown Kelowna craft beverage providers.

North America's third-largest park draws eight million visitors per year, many of whom may skate or walk past you on the Seawall, a scenic, 5.5-mile path running along the water on the park's perimeter. It's just one of many trails among the park's 1,000 acres, which also house an aquarium, nature center and other recreational facilities.

Ecoscape Cabins, the Natural Alternative, provides a luxurious relaxing get-a-way. Cabins include queen beds, satelite TV, kitchenettes, custom one of a kind bathroom, large cedar deck and fabulous views. Located on Bear Cove highway, we are minutes from BC Ferries and 7 minutes to down town. Come and enjoy the peaceful surroundings and wildlife.

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.

Located on Hwy 16 in The Robson Valley, we are the perfect stop on your journey from Prince Rupert to Jasper, or for an overnight on your way to Alaska.