Accommodation and Experience Providers

Snow Valley Lodging is the ultimate basecamp for your mountain escapades. Located in beautiful downtown Fernie, B.C., Snow Valley offers unparalleled value and comfort to help you make the most of this all-season playground. Our team is passionate about the Kootenay region and would be thrilled to give you the info to make the most of your time here. Or, we can point you in the direction of the hot tub to relax in after a day of activity. Book with us today and discover #WhereAdventureAwakens All of our standard rooms have upgraded furniture, fridge, microwave, and coffee maker! Need to freshen up some of your clothes? No problem! Our complimentary laundry facilities will get them smelling new. Nothing beats grilling up your favourite meal. With our outdoor BBQ area, you'll be cooking like you're at home. Explore the sights and trails with our townie bikes, fat bike and hok ski rental. A perfect way to experience Fernie.

Sun n' Sup is a full service paddle board shop in the village of Naramata. The Village sits at the end of the road off the famous Naramata Bench which is dotted with over 40 wineries. We sell, rent and offer lessons in paddle boarding as well as rent a few kayaks. Are you looking for a new Red Paddle Co. inflatable paddleboard, a carbon Werner, Blackfish SUP Paddle, Mustang Waist PFD or dry bag?? We have just what you need for your paddling adventures. Need to up your paddling technique call us and take a lesson or just rent for the afternoon our shop has everything you need including a wonderful selection of summer clothing, sun hats, UV shirts, sunglasses and sandals. Naramata has 2 protected bays for you to paddle in depending on the weather, each rental board comes with a cart to easily pull your paddleboard and gear to Manitou or Wharf Park.

The White Rock Museum and Archives is a place for celebrating our community and its history through collecting and preserving artifacts, researching and designing exhibitions, and interpreting and communicating stories. We offer changing exhibitions and events for all ages that interpret regional and local history and challenge visitors to think about the future as well as the past. Our role is to provide not only enjoyment and inspiration for those who visit, but to preserve our valued heritage.

Since 1996, visitors and collectors alike have appreciated the curated artworks of Canada's Indigenous First Nations and Inuit people. Affordable prints share an inviting space with one-of-a-kind sculptures and fine art.

Off Grid Log cabin accommodations are located in Dease Lake, B.C an hour from the historic village of Telegraph Creek, BC and the Grand Canyon of the Stikine. 16 Mile Cabins offer 3 distinct and unique cabins to choose from along with two new tenting sites. Cabins are powered by solar and heated with wood stoves. Walking trails are around all the cabins for guests to get out and enjoy our northern boreal forest. Relax in nature. Picnic tables, fire pits, bbqs, Badminton net & rackets, mountain bikes, horseshoe pit, and hot tub rentals are some amenities offered . Our remote northern vacation stay is one of the last places in British Columbia that has no hydro poles or telephone poles. Come experience our northern boreal outdoor lifestyle.

Art Works is a multi-faceted art gallery based in Vancouver, Canada. Passionate about assisting art lovers as well as servicing the corporate, interior design, architecture, and film industries, Art Works specializes in Canadian Art and represents some of British Columbias most dynamic artists, in addition to artists from across North America.

RV adventure park, ride or drive amphibious vehicles. Unforgettable friendly fun-loving vacation destination. Experience wilderness at its best. Camping Cabins. 15/30/50 amps hookups, internet cafe, WiFi, coin-operated laundry, sani-dump, children play area & tent sites accessible, clean restrooms.

The Penticton Art Gallery (formerly the Art Gallery of the South Okanagan) is a registered not-for-profit, charitable organization. We acknowledge the support of the City of Penticton, the Province of British Columbia through the BC Arts Council and the Ministry of Community, Sport and Cultural Development as well as community arts councils, sponsorships, memberships and donations. The PAG is grateful for all donations to, and supporters of our development events including the Annual Art Auction, Kitchen Stove Film Series, the Soup Bowls Project and Treasures From the Attic.

Fully outfitted and guided sea kayaking tour of Northern Vancouver Island, Haida Gwaii, and the Great Bear Rainforest in British Columbia, Canada. Tours range from stays at Kingfisher's comfortable base camps surrounded by abundant wildlife to more remote and rugged expedition style tours. No experience is necessary for most tours and family friendly departures are available.

One of the original village buildings with easy access to all amenities and a friendly ambience, the Ptarmigan offers good overall value and is well situated for families with young children. It features comfortable, fully equipped rooms and fine mountain and valley views along with an indoor sauna, hot tub and games area.

This year round resort is located approx. 1 hour south of Vanderhoof in Finger/Tatuk Provincial Park. The resort offers 7 modern cabins, with one being wheelchair friendly, complimenting the accessible dock area and lift. In addition, there are 10 campsites with a large grassy area, overlooking the creek where grizzly bears can sometimes be spotted in the fall: fishing for spawning kokanee. Wonderfully serene and with great fishing; this is the perfect location for families to get-away, undisturbed, from the outside world.

This hotel features excellent ski-in/ski-out convenience and is ideally located next to Lara's Gondola and the Bullet Express chair. Hotel amenities include ski storage, the BullWheel Gastro Family Pub, and free underground parking. Rooms are spacious with a range of Standard, Kitchenette, Loft, One Bedrooms with Den and Two Bedroom units available.

Facilities: 14 campsites, day-use area, public beach, rustic picnic cabin, water hand pump. Location: 26 km west of Castelgar on Highway 3. An easily-accessible, roadside park with a sub-alpine lake, Nancy Greene Provincial Park is a welcoming and convenient site for day-users and campers. The park is a popular overnight stop for RVer's and also provides day-use for local residents wishing to escape the summer heat of the valley. It's picturesque lake makes it a great spot to enjoy fishing, picnicking, walking, swimming, and nordic skiing in the winter. Grizzly Bear sightings are common in Spring and early Summer. Open from May 15 through the last weekend in September.

The par 72, 18 hole course plays just beyond 7000 yards from the back tees. The fairways are well defined, with 40 strategically placed bunkers and water hazards in play on more than half of the 18 holes. These add to the degree of difficulty, while the open greens make Pagoda Ridge an enjoyable place to play. The bent grass greens are large and inviting, tempt the "go for it" attitude yet often rewarding the more accurate approach shots. The Asian infused architecture creates a memorable, unique experience that is unprecedented by any other course in the Fraser Valley. As you advance through the park-like grounds, walk upon the replica "Great Wall Of China" and past an authentic Chinese Fighting Ship, the Pagoda style architecture will provide you with a surreal sense that you have entered a mystical golf destination. -

Explore 22 secluded acres of pristine forest and sand and pebble beach while you stay in one of our 12 walk-in waterfront and forest campsites. This private campground offers a tree shower, 60sq ft wharf for fishing or sun-bathing, a buoy for mooring, a boat launch, and close proximity to the ferry and services for cyclists, hikers, or drivers.