Accommodation and Experience Providers

Explore the natural and human history of Smithers and the surrounding Bulkley Valley at the Bulkley Valley Museum! Located in the historic Central Park Building, the Museum features engaging and informative temporary and permanent displays on local history and culture, including Driftwood Canyon fossils, Witsuwit'en (Wet'suwet'en) history, and the the mystery of the American B-36 bomber that crashed in the mountains near Hazelton. Explore the streets of Smithers with our free historical walking tour brochure. Kids can enjoy our scavenger hunt activity. The Museum is fully accessible, has ample on-site parking for RVs, and a gender-neutral accessible washroom.

Up amid the Monashee Mountains, in the town of Revelstoke BC is a small family owned craft distillery creating award winning, certified organic spirits using locally sourced ingredients. Enjoy a tour of the distillery, free sample tastings of our spirits and experiment with some of our classic and unique cocktails at the bar.

Similkameen Wild is a sprawling 18 acre property which offers a wide choice of accommodation: well-appointed, spacious suites, a 5-bedroom Homestead suite, and two Teepees which are a must for a glamping experience like no-other. All rooms include secured private parking, free wifi, seasonal continental breakfast, access to common living and dining rooms, outdoor reflective Spaces, fire pits, a heated saltwater pool and hottub, self-serve tiki bar, swings, private river bathing area, as well as forest and meadow access. Our locally owned and operated boutique resort accommodation and retreat is set on the edge of wilderness. We are the natural choice for those who want to explore the exciting, waiting to be discovered wine region of the Okanagans arid southern interior The Similkameen. The Similkameen Valley, as we now know it, is home to orchards, farms, ranches, artisans, art galleries, award-winning wineries, and cideries. Sheltered by the cascade mountains, with the Similkameen River meandering through, our valley produces the best organic fruit, organic vegetables, wine and cider that can be found in British Columbia, if not the world! We are only four hours east of Vancouver and nine hours west of Calgary. With each new season a wealth of activities await: float down the river or hike to a hidden waterfall; lounge by our large, heated saltwater pool; bike across the KVR trestle bridges; explore Cawston, Canadas Organic Farm Capital, or Osoyoos, Canadas hottest town. Spend your day snowshoeing and skiing the slopes at Apex Ski Hill or Mt. Baldy, before an evening of story sharing with fellow guests around our campfires, star-gazing from our hot tub, between sips of our stunning Similkameen Wine. Come find your Wild today!

The Crescent Motel is located on HWY 93 just outside the Kootenay National Park and minutes from the world famous Radium Hot Springs Pool.We are within walking distance to the Radium townsite with all of it's amenities.We are proud to offer nice, clean and comfortable rooms/cabins at affordable rates as well as friendly guest services in English and German.We would love to welcome you to relax and enjoy beautiful Radium Hot Springs and the Columbia Valley. We are the only Motel in the Columbia Valley with a 10kw Solar Panel System. #solarpower

BC VQA Winery in Richmond Open daily from 10 am-6:30 pm Tastings, tours, and events happening now! Lulu Island Winery is the largest winery in Richmond and amongst the largest in British Columbia. With 15 acres of land, Lulu Island Winery is the perfect place to host all your special occasions from weddings and engagement parties to corporate and private events, to outdoor markets and business collaborations. Book a tour and tasting for you and your loved ones to experience the history, dedication, and passion that goes into every aspect of the business. Or come visit one of our popular market events! Check out Instagram for event details @luluislandwinery Let Lulu Island be your place for new beginnings and happy endings.

Our family's heritage in wine making dates back to 1783. We are the eighth consecutive generation to produce fine wines, and the first generation to do so in the New World. 8th Generation Vineyard is an ultra contemporary winery, deeply rooted in tradition. We welcome you to experience our wine making history! Bernd H. Schales, 8th Generation Winemaker Stefanie Schales, 10th Generation Winegrower

Stop by and check out the Hazelton Visitor Centre. Chat with our staff to learn more about the Hazeltons or the surrounding area. We provide various maps and brochures as well to support you in your trip planning. Browse our gift shop and find locally made treasures. Don't forget to visit our upstairs museum with tons of great info about our areas history!

Immerse yourself in a vibrant jungle bursting with life at Victoria Butterfly Gardens! Wander through lush tropical gardens filled with thousands of butterflies, poison dart frogs, free-flying tropical birds, tortoises, and even a flamingo. Marvel at the unique dwarf caiman, Reggie the Fly-Rive Turtle, or step into the fascinating Insectarium, where impressive insects and invertebrates from around the world await. With surprises at every turn, this magical, jungle-like paradise offers an unforgettable adventure for all ages. An experience like no other, your tropical, jungle adventure await

Located in the beautiful Cowichan Valley, Mill Bay Marina is a newly built full service marina. Our state of the art floating breakwater provides safe long term moorage with power, water and WIFI at all of our slips. We also offer short term moorage, fuel sales, kayak and SUP rentals. While you`re here visit the finest waterfront bistro in Mill Bay overlooking the marina, Bridgeman`s Bistro.

The Tourism Nanaimo Visitor is your gateway to Nanaimo. Located in the heart of downtown we love to help visitors learn about our independent, creative community, surrounded by the raw beauty of nature. Discover urban art, cultural depth, and natural escapes. Visit us to find the uncontrived and unexpected in Nanaimo.

Moose Travel Network is an adventure tour and transportation network for 18 to 39 year old (and young at heart!) budget travellers in Western Canada. Based in beautiful Vancouver, British Columbia, we offer 13 tours departing from either Vancouver or Banff. Major destinations include Banff and Jasper National Parks, Whistler, and Vancouver Island. Our tours include hostel accommodation, transportation, the services of a driver/guide, National Park fees, and a select few activities and meals. We make stops en route for free sightseeing, walks and hikes, and we also organize optional adventure activities that our travellers can choose to participate in for an extra cost. Join us in Western Canada and Ride the Moose!

A cultural tourism feast, indulge yourself in our new modern, luxurious guest suites, 2 to choose from. Nestled on a hillside overlooking Okanagan Lake, our suites offer private patios, ensuite bathrooms, kitchenettes, upgraded linens, bathrobes, fireplaces & many more amenities too numerous to mention. As an added feature view our in home art gallery & sculpture garden. We are centrally located at the south end of the Naramata Bench wine route, with 40+ wineries between our front door and the village of Naramata, walking distance to downtown Penticton, the KVR trail, wineries, breweries, distilleries, shopping and the beach. You will love our location!

Seal Bay RV Park is one of Vancouver Islands finest, privately owned, fully serviced, year-round campgrounds. In a park-like setting, all sites are either 30 or 50 amp and also have water, sewer and cable connections. For your convenience wifi is available along with Shaw Go. The washrooms are heated, clean and showers are coin operated. A coin operated laundry is also on site. Wilderness tenting sites are open during the Summer months. If you are looking to get away for some peace and quiet this is the place to be, no pool, no playground. There is a beautiful pond stocked with rainbow trout and fly-fishing is available some of the time. A trail directly into Seal Bay Nature Park gives you an opportunity to go biking or hiking and in 30 minutes you can be down at Seal Bay. An ideal place to base your stay in the Comox Valley, 10 kms from either Courtenay or Comox.