Accommodation and Experience Providers

Cottonwood House is one of the last remaining roadhouses in British Columbia. With over 75 years of Boyd family legacy, a visit to this historic site will allow you to experience the rich history of the Cariboo region first hand. Cottonwood House was built in 1864 offering accommodation, meals, hardware and provisions to many on their journey along the Cariboo Wagon Road to Barkerville or Quesnel. Today, this 26 acre wheelchair accessible provincial heritage site is a tourist destination offering heritage interpretation, hiking, and day use facilities.

Rocky Mountaineer offers four unique rail routes in Western Canada, Canadian Rockies, and the American Southwest. See spectacular views of iconic, untouched landscapes from the comfort of our glass-dome trains while enjoying world-class service from our onboard team. Our destinations include Vancouver, Whistler, Jasper, Banff, and Lake Louise on our Canadian routes and Denver, Moab, and Glenwood Springs on our US route.

The Station House Gallery & Gift Shop, situated in an historic #3 Rail Station, presents monthly exhibitions yearly that feature local, regional and touring artists. The Gift Shop showcases the works of regional artisans in a multitude of mediums. This gallery's charm is only exceeded by the quality of the artwork. Admission is Free.

BRM offers cabin, canoe & kayak rentals; campground; camp store; B & B type cafe and museum. The proprietors have lived in the area for over 40 years and specialize in everything Bowron Lake. So whether you need help with your back-country paddling adventure, boat rentals, accommodations or local information, BRM is here to help. Family owned and operated, we are big enough to help, small enough to care.

Simple, comfortable accommodation used to access spectacular alpine hiking in Wells Gray Park. Composting toilets, solar power and hike in access only has made these huts the ultimate ecologically sensitive destination for over thirty years. All stays are fully catered and guided due to the remote nature of the terrain surrounding each cabin. Stay in one hut and explore - or hike from cabin to cabin for the ultimate Canadian wilderness adventure vacation.

The Beaver Guest Ranch is a cozy log home located in the interior of British Columbia, surrounded by untouched nature, amazing scenery and picturesque landscapes.We offer special packages as well as Bed&Breakfast-based accommodation.The guest area includes 4 bedrooms, baths and a cozy common area.Come and enjoy . horseback riding with our friendly horses, spectacular waterfalls in the nearby provincial wilderness park, fishing on one of the many lakes that surround us, and much more..We offer friendly service with a European touch. Check out our photo gallery and get inspired !You will never forget your stay at the Beaver Guest Ranch.have a great dayBettina & Mario

The Cariboo Ski Touring Club is a non-profit organization that caters to cross-country, skate skiing and snowshoers. We provide 75 km of groomed trails for both classic and skate skiing. We also have 10 km of snowshoe trails. We offer youth program, biatlhon and lessons. Rental Shop available for renting skiing and snowshoeing equipment. Day Lodge on site. Visit our webiste at caribooski.ca

Located in the south cariboo in the heart of cowboy country. Montana Hill guest ranch offers 100's of acres to explore. Upscale Log cabins featuring ensuites, kitchenettes, barbeque and private hot tub on your deck. Ride our horses or bring your own. Were pet friendly too. Farm to table western grille dinners in the main lodge please pre book directly with ranch. Meal packages available. Open year round. Canadian owned and operated. snowmobile tours available.

The 100 Mile Nordics operate a groomed trail network for nordic skiing. Our lodge serves up hot soup and snacks daily. Rentals for skiing and snowshoeing are available. Night use is available until 10pm with the assistance of a timed lighting system. Payment at night is made in the honour box next to the lighting system.

Cameron Ridge Bungalows...Jewel of the Cariboo Mountains... Exclusive Cabin Rentals...Weddings...Guided Hiking...Photo Safaris...Wheelchair Accessible Fishing Trips...Chocolate Moose Cafe...Indulge Your Tastebuds...Panoramic View of the Cariboo Mountains...

Big Bar Guest Ranch is proudly owned by Stswecemc Xgattem First Nation (SXFN), a community located in a semi-remote area on the the Fraser River, approximately 85 kilometers southwest of Williams Lake. Once two distinct bands, Canoe Creek (Stswecemc) and Dog Creek (Xgattem), our two Secwepemc communities joined together in the late 1800s. We honour our separate histories and our coming together. In the 1860s, more than 10,000 people traversed the Caribou Wagon Roadin search of a new life, land to raise cattle, or a gold strike. Harry Marriott, an immigrant from England, started working for the notorious Gang Ranch, one the largest ranch in Canada. Marriot acquired smaller ranches and land parcels, eventually consolidating them into the O.K Ranching Company, with access over 200,000 acres of cattle country and wilderness. Marriott partnered with his friend and Vancouver banker, George S Harrison and sectioned off 100 acres of their mutual land acquisition for his personal use. This was the beginning of Big Bar Guest Ranch. Much is unchanged since the Harrison family used Big Bar Ranch as their family retreat. The original family home, "The Harrison House", built in 1936 with logs and stone hewn and selected from the property, continues to provide a cozy retreat for guests on holiday relaxing in the great room in front of the fire place, or playing a cowboy song on the guitar in the music room. Big Bar guests have access to the original acreage of the OK Cattle Company, and can venture out across unspoiled pasture lands and forests. What has changed is that Big Bar Guest Ranch is now a part of our shared community vision of becoming an economically and politically self-sustaining community living Secwepemc culture, language, and traditions in a healthy and safe environment. Stswecemc Xgattem First Nation invites you to Big Bar Guest Ranch to experience the dramatic landscape of traditional SXFN Territory: interlocking valleys and plateaus, situated between bold and snow topped mountain ranges. It is our honour to share history as the original inhabitants of this land and welcome you to life on the ranch.

The mountains and lakes that surround Taseko Adventures are a little piece of heaven. Theres something about the peaks and valleys, lakes and streams that keeps ones attention focused on the moments in life. When you visit Taseko Adventures, we look forward to sharing our authentic, natural experiences with you. We value family, fun, life, our country where every day is an adventure, peace, joy, and faith. We value fresh food, friends, neighbours, a good story, comfy beds, hot showers, long walks, campfires, clean water, star-filled nights, creatures great and small, and a place in the mountains to call home.

Escape to this 5-star, all-inclusive wilderness resort and luxury dude ranch, located off the beaten path in the rugged heartland of British Columbia on the iconic Rainforest to Rockies route through BC's Land of Hidden Waters. Siwash Lake is an intimate and ultra private hideaway for active families and couples who seek meaningful, impactful travel. This National Geographic honoured lodge is renowned for its soul-stirring adventures and beauty amid Nature in a dynamic, regenerating wilderness. Horseback ride to your heart's desire, fly fish in wild lakes and streams, explore waterfalls, sleep amid lavish linens, and dine on exquisite, home-grown organic cuisine. Wellness and other wilderness adventures include outdoor yoga, luxury star gazing, hiking, biking, glamping, kayaking, SUPing and so much more. Siwash Lake is a Condé Nast multi-award winner, Platinum-certified for sustainability, featured in Forbes, and ranked among the 10 best guest ranches in North America by USA Today.

A recently renovated community museum, telling the stories of the Southern Carrier First Nations and the peoples who have settled in the Cariboo in the last 250 years. Listen to stories of Chinese and First Nations Elders at our video stations and meet the residents of the early 20th century through the remarkable portraits of CD. Hoy and C.S. Wing. Participate in scavenger hunts and hands on activities. Keep the memory of your visit alive by treating yourself to something from our gift shop. We have a good selection of history books, souvenir clothing, toys, jewelry and housewares. During the Winter Season ( October to April) the museum is only open on Saturday or by appointment.