Accommodation and Experience Providers

Peachland is a picturesque community located in the Southern Interior of British Columbia, a part of the Thompson Okanagan Tourism Region. Peachland boasts an uninterrupted 4-mile beach trail with an abundance of water activities such as paddle boarding and boat rentals. During Summer, Swim Bay (wheelchair accessible) is the only lifeguarded beach on Okanagan Lake. Walk the Ray Kandola Pier, which stretches along the Peachland shoreline for 408 feet. The pier offers fishing bays, benches, and beautiful unobstructed views. Situated across from Heritage Park, the Peachland Visitor Centre and Museum resides in the unique 8-sided former Baptist Church built in 1910. The ground floor is wheelchair accessible, and there is a large Model Train Display of the Kettle Valley Railway on the second floor; fun for all ages! Our volunteers are happy to provide visitors with friendly and knowledgeable information about local history, attractions, restaurants and accommodations. Come in and say hi!

Naramata Courtyard Suites is a funky little place located in the heart of Naramata Village. We are within walking distance of a restaurant, pub, and a pizza place that has fantastic pizza! As well, there are two cafe's located right across the road. Manitou Beach is a 10 minute stroll where you can swim, paddle board, boat, have a BBQ or just lounge for the day. There are four other beaches within 5 minutes of us including the old Train Dock where kids and occasional adult love to jump off! We have a great Courtyard where our guests love to BBQ, have dinner and a glass of wine...or two!

Since 1995, Rockwood Adventures, a boutique tour provider, has pioneered storied west coast urban and eco-excursions in Vancouver and across S.W. BC. Our private excursions and transfers are enhanced by exquisite culinary experiences. From the skyscrapers of downtown Vancouver to the skyscrapers of Mother Natures rainforests , we will take you to the regions most amazing experiences.

Set against the backdrop of the Chilcotin Hills and surrounded by evergreens, our par 71 golf course features gently rolling fairways and undulating greens, catering to golfers of all abilities. Players can enjoy breathtaking views of Williams Lake, the valley, and the city as they navigate the course's natural contours. Williams Lake, home to 12,000 residents, blends rural charm from its ranching and gold rush roots with a lively mix of services and industries. Located in a sheltered valley in central British Columbia, it’s 552 km north of Vancouver and 240 km south of Prince George. The area, with its forested hills and extensive trails, is a gateway to various outdoor activities, including whitewater rafting, mountain biking, and the famous Williams Lake Stampede. At the Williams Lake Golf & Tennis Club, you’ll experience warm hospitality, outstanding golf, and tasty pub-style meals in a picturesque environment.

This large scenic park and wilderness area contains five major lakes, two river systems, many small lakes, streams, waterfalls and rapids, which make this an outdoor recreation paradise.

Finding an ideal family-friendly motel in Smithers does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Fireweed Motel, a nice option for travelers like you.The rooms offer air conditioning and a refrigerator, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available, allowing you to rest and refresh with ease.Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking.While youre here, be sure to check out Chatters Pizzaria & Bistro, one of the diners that can be found in Smithers, which is a short distance from Fireweed Motel.Best of all, Fireweed Motel makes it easy to experience some great Smithers attractions like Moricetown Canyon, which is a popular canyon.Fireweed Motel puts the best of Smithers at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.

Leaf Modern Gallery is a contemporary art gallery and workshop, where West Coast Kwakwaka'wakw MFA artist Rande Cook makes and features beautiful art.

Coastal Rainforest Safaris delivers exciting wilderness experiences by Rigid Hull Inflatable boats amongst the diverse wildlife of British Columbias Great Bear Rainforest. Departing from Port Hardy, we offer guests an immersive nature experience told from a unique, Indigenous perspective that explores our connection to the land, sea, wildlife, and the history that makes the area what it is now.

The Chetwynd Visitor Centre is conveniently located and has ample parking for RVs. The Visitor Centre is within walking distance of many of our 170+ chainsaw carvings sculptures including the annual competition carvings. Basic facilities are public washrooms, high-speed internet with coffee lounge and is pet friendly. Bikes and sport equipment is available for free use during your visit.