Accommodation and Experience Providers

Start your visit to the Harrison River Valley at the Harrison Visitor Information Centre & Sasquatch Museum! Our friendly staff is here to help you with maps, brochures, and local tips to make the most of your time in the area. While youre here, take a walk through the Sasquatch Museum and discover the stories behind this legendary creature. The exhibits offer a fascinating look at the history, sightings, and cultural significance of the Sasquatch. Whether youre planning an outdoor adventure or just passing through, the Harrison Visitor Information Centre & Sasquatch Museum is a great place to get your bearings and learn a bit of local lore.

Stop by the Golden Visitor Centre to speak with our local, knowledgeable counsellors who are the best resource for insider tips on where to stay, what to eat, and how to make the most of your mountain adventure. We offer free local maps and guides, trip-planning advice, and free wifi. Parks Canada passes and a selection of souvenirs are also available for purchase. Our building and washrooms are fully accessible. Our picnic tables make for a great place for lunch while your dog enjoys a break in the dog run.

Discover the history of Rossland from mining to skiing and beyond! Located at the site of the historic gold mining district, there's something for everyone to explore. Interactive Displays | Property Tours | Gold Panning Gift Shop | Free Wi-Fi | RV Parking | Picnic Grounds Home to Rossland's Visitor Centre!

Mount Robson Park is the second oldest provincial park in British Columbia. This popular park offers everything from vehicle-accessible camping to remote, rarely visited valleys. The Visitor Centre is open for the season, has WIFI, washrooms, a store with great souvenirs, provides information and booking options on tours, trails and has many visitor brochures for the region and other parts of British Columbia. Mount Robson Park and six other connected parks make up one of the world’s largest protected areas. Part of the Canadian Rocky Mountains World Heritage Site, Mount Robson Park protects the headwaters of the Fraser River.

The Daajing Giids Visitor Center is located on the waterfront with gorgeous ocean views. We are an excellent local source of information when visiting Haida Gwaii. Inside the longhouse inspired building you will find engaging, resourceful staff, artisan galleries, a gift shop as well as useful interpretive materials. Head outside to our garden and picnic area to relax and take in the fresh air. We also have a large day parking area for RVs and clean indoor public restrooms. We are closed seasonally from December until mid-April. We will be intermittently checking our email; and voicemail messages throughout this time. Stay tuned for our reopening date in Spring!

Let our Visitor Centre staff help to plan your Tumbler Ridge UNESCO Global Geopark experience! Open year round! - Hiking Itineraries - Summer Guided Hikes - Free WiFi - Maps - Regional & Provincial Brochures - Trail Rider - Electric Vehicle Charging Station - Fishing Information - Souvenirs - Meeting Space - Public Washrooms

The Fort Nelson Visitor Information Centre is located at Mile 300 on the famous Alaska Highway. Stop in to get information, ask questions, use the computers or internet, use bathrooms and fill up your coffee mug. The centre is also stocked with local artisan products from art and jewelry to pottery and First Nations products which may make a great keepsake. We have Covid-19 procedures in place - if you have any concerns please give us a call We are closed on Statutory Holidays

The Creston Valley Visitor Centre is located in downtown Creston next to the historic grain elevators. The Visitor Centre is a wifi hotspot and is wheelchair accessible. The Creston Valley - Kootenay Lake region is a great destination for foodies, family fun and rural adventurers.

Stop by the Hope, Cascades & Canyons Visitor Centre to learn everything you need to know about beautiful Hope, BC! Please note that the Hope Museum is temporarily closed. Inquire at the Visitor Centre for more information.

The Visitor Centre in New Denver is the hub of local information for travelers, adventure seekers, and those wanting to experience the local Kootenay lifestyle. The Visitor Centre is housed in the historic Bank of Montreal building (built 1897) and the building also contains the Silvery Slocan Museum. Take a stroll though our 100 year old history, or stay in the now, with free wifi access. We are open part-time during May and June, then will be open 7 days a week from July 1st until Labour Day weekend in September.

Welcome to Chemainus! If you're in need of some BC travel inspiration, come speak to one of our trained Visitor Services Counsellors. We have plenty of information for communities all over British Columbia. Our Visitor Centre is located in the beautiful Waterwheel Park right in the heart of Chemainus. We are moments away from our world-famous mural project, live theatre productions, carriage rides, beach access, shopping, accommodations, parks, trails, and so much more! Here in Waterwheel Park we provide access to public washrooms, free WIFI, electric vehicle charging stations, faxing services, booking assistance, and an abundance of regional travel information. Consult with us today.

Open seasonally, and located in the heart of Madeira Park, our Visitor Info Booth provides access to public washrooms, and lots of free parking so you can walk around the village, go grab something to eat, do a little shopping, or spend the day on the water!

The official Visitor Information Centre in Dawson Creek! Maps and directions brochures souvenirs gift shop accessible entrance washrooms free Wi-Fi Come visit our trained and friendly staff to help you plan your stay in Dawson Creek and your trip up the Alaska Highway!

Campbell River is a city nestled in nature, surrounded by the wild, with all the comforts of home. Let us help you discover BCs iconic wildlife, gather with friends and family, and experience how the nature here can transform us all. Follow #TheRealCampbellRiver to get inspired by stories from real travellers, and let us know how we can help you plan your journey! The Campbell River Visitors Centre specializes in helping travellers fill their vacation time in our community with printed resources, online resources and suggestions for what to see and do while people visit the area! We are also a great resource for locals, or those considering moving to the area or neighbouring communities. Be sure to stop by when you are visiting our city! We an also be found under @destinationcampbellriver on all major social media platforms so make sure to follow for the latest and greatest in the goings-on around Campbell River!

Local BC Visitor Centre where you can get tips & tricks on how to explore the back roads of the Saanich Peninsula and Vancouver Island.