Accommodation and Experience Providers

Forged Axe Throwing is Whistler's only indoor axe throwing venue! We specialize in hosting group sessions! Our hosts will get your crew hitting the target then play some team games and teach trick shots! We take groups from 2 people, up to 60 people! Our sessions are 1 hour, with an option of 2 hours or 3 hours for bigger groups. You will not believe how much fun and how empowering it is to land your first bullseye!

Adventure Northern BC Im Meg, owner & adventure guide. We guide local hikes, snowshoes, backcountry camping & local sight seeing opportunities.

Beat the heat this Summer!!! Come try our 2 story WATERSLIDE and indoor Pool!!!

Theatre NorthWest is a regional, professional theatre dedicated to bringing our audience a wide range of plays drawn from contemporary Canadian and international repertoires. Actors and other theatre professionals are contracted for each production from across Canada to work with our resident staff in order to bring together a four-play season which runs from September to May.

Surround by the nearby Cascade Mountains and nestled between the Tulameen and Similkameen rivers, Sandman Inn Princeton is the perfect choice for nature lovers, road travelers and tourists alike. Whether it's for a quick stopover or a long relaxing stay, Sandman Inn Princeton has you covered.

Culture Shock Interactive Gallery is a 100% Aboriginal owned and operated Gallery in Alert Bay on the northern tip of Vancouver Island. We offer interactive First Nations cultural experiences including cedar weaving, traditional salmon barbeque, storytelling and traditional ocean-going canoe tours. We also retail local First Nations art including jewellery, carvings, clothing and documentary films.

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!