Accommodation and Experience Providers

The Horstman House is a luxury "boutique" condominium hotel located right on Blackcomb Mountain. This intimate mountain retreat only has 51 suites, but has the same amenities as properties twice the size. Make your Whistler vacation truly special, stay at the Horstman House and treat yourself.Ski-In to complex.Outdoor Hot Tub.Fitness Room.Games Room.Outdoor Pool.Elevators.Gas Fireplace.Full Kitchen.Washer / Dryer.Located on Free Shuttle Route.Free Wireless Internet Front Desk.Free Parking.

Forgotten Hill sits on a very private and gated, 148-acre Estate, overlooking the vineyards of the Naramata Bench in British Columbia, Canada. We offer large, luxurious rooms with amazing views overlooking Okanagan Lake & the Ponderosa Pine covered surrounding hills. We designed Forgotten Hill to be like a small, very select and private hotel. Each room has its own deck, king size bed, HD TV, fridge and AC. Gourmet breakfasts are served every morning. Prices start at $229 per night. We're right on the KVR (Kettle Valley Railway), a world renowned hiking & cycling trail & we have over 25 wineries to visit within 5-10 minutes. Nature, quiet, wine tasting, swimming, hiking cycling, relaxing, golfing, para-sailing, kayaking - there's a lot to do & see. We even have charging stations for ELECTRIC vehicles, including a Tesla charger. Lastly, come try the wines of the highest elevation winery in the South Okanagan - the Forgotten Hill Wine Co - only steps away, right on the same site.

Cheerful and comfortable, Bayview Garden is a small town home converted into a Guest House and overlooking scenic Shingle Bay in Sandspit - K'il Kun. Bayview Garden offers easy access to kayaking and boating adventures to Gwaii Haanas National Park Reserve and is a prime location to relax, enjoy nature and a good base to start your exploration of beautiful Haida Gwaii.

It all started back in 1924 with a vision to create a course that would stand the test of time. A balance of risk reward weaving its way through some of the finest scenery in the Monashee and Selkirk Mountains. This classic layout sits on the site of an old equestrian racetrack. In fact, the one-of-a-kind clubhouse (circa 1911), served as HQ for the races and now is a magnificent setting to reflect on a great day of golf. PAR 72 6,537 yards from the Tips, Full Range, 3 practice greens and practice bunker. 4 sets of tees for players of all abilities.

Conveniently located ski-in, ski-out at the base of Whistler Mountain in Creekside Village, Legends offers a little something for everyone. Features include suites with full kitchens and living areas, a fitness centre, an outdoor pool, two hot tubs (one family specific), a children's games room, a media room with a large screen television and an alpine club lounge. With the Creekside Village just steps away access to many other amenities are endless, with a grocery store, liquor store, ski/board rental shop, Whistler Kids programs, a post office, Starbucks and a few shops and restaurants.

Located at the gateway to Desolation Sound, these unique and fully furnished oceanfront chalets are in a park like setting on an eight acre waterfront property. Our chalets are ideal for your family vacation, reunions, weddings or that perfect getaway. Each chalet boasts a unique individual design. Interiors done in local wood. All our chalets have a full kitchen, living & dining areas, and a deck. The chalets are of different sizes and the larger ones can accommodate up to 8 persons. A whole range of activities offered by local outfitters, can be booked through the resort. The Laughing Oyster Restaurant is just down the road from us and offer great meals with a West Coast flavor.

Zip - Jump - Swing. 3 Ziplines, 2 Waterfalls, 1 Ultimate Adventure. Located in Chase, B.C., just a short drive from Kamloops or the Shuswap.

ArtCraft is the longest running fine arts and crafts shows in BC and the home to the work of over 100 fine artists and craftspeople, representing the very best of Salt Spring and the Gulf Islands. On show is everything imaginable from fine oil paintings, ceramics, woodwork, jewelry, basketry, fibre arts to handmade soaps.Located in downtown Ganges, in historic Mahon hall, it is one of the "must see" attractions of any visit to Salt Spring.

Okanagan's premiere wakesurf school and boat charter since 2009. Come ride the best wave in the interior behind a brand new Centurion Wake Boat. From learning to surf for the first time or just wanting to progress your tricks we use laid back teaching techniques that will make you leaving with a huge smile on your face. We also offer boat charters and teaching on your boat. All gear is included.

Were a really great restaurant. With rooms. We found the best of the Okanagans natural bounty and put it all in one place. Youre going to like it here. Trust us. Naramata Inn is over a hundred years old, but we feel more youthful than ever. And people feel different when they stay here. The good kind of different. Its a bit hard to explainyou should probably just come discover it for yourself.

Luxury Travel Experiences, Heli Snowmobile Tours, Ice Cap and Ice Cave Adventures in Whistler BC, Canada. Private Exclusive Custom Design Events.

The Kootenay-Columbia Discovery Centre offers environmental education programs, events and tours at the Creston Valley Wildlife Management Area (CVWMA). The CVWMA is a 17,000 acre wetland habitat that is internationally recognized as a wetland of importance (Ramsar Site) as well as an Important Bird Area of Canada. Educational initiatives include: school programs, summer nature camps, guided canoe and walking tours, and a variety of special events suitable for people of all ages. Join us seasonally from May-October for programs. Access to trail systems that meander through the wetland is possible year round. Viewing towers and boardwalks provide unique opportunities to explore this magical place.

Home to the Worlds Largest Sculptured Anvil! We are open from April 1st until September 30th, 7 days a week. Something of interest for every age. Kids of all ages love our scavenger hunt, rope making, tomato and egg sorting demonstrations. Visitors learn how people lived without electricity and can see first-hand wooden ice boxes (early refrigerators), see early windmills that pump water and produce light. nearing 100 years old and still running! For the middle aged and senior visitors our artifacts bring back many memories of how folks lived. Remembering what life was like as a kid, seeing the transition from horse power to engines. The collection of artifacts by the Association has evolved from focusing on farming equipment only, to including historical artifacts depicting all aspects of pioneer life. The Museum collection has grown to over 6,100 historical artifacts of farming equipment and pioneer life in British Columbia, on display in two buildings and an outside exhibit area.