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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 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.

The Nakusp Visitor Centre is located at 90 - 6 Ave NW and has information about local and regional accommodations, attractions, hot springs, recreation, transportation and more. Also available: washroom, picnic table, electric vehicle stage 2 charging station, maps, wifi, copy/fax/scan/print/laminate/binding services. We'll tell you where to go and how to get there. :-) Stop in and see us today!

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

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.

Let the Sechelt Visitor Centre introduce you to all that Sechelt and the lower Sunshine Coast have to offer. Nestled between Georgia Strait and Sechelt Inlet, is the town of Sechelt. Just two hours north of Vancouver, BC, you'll feel like you're a world away. Enjoy small-town friendliness, stunning scenery, and our many services. There is literally something for everyone: a multitude of festivals, farm to table restaurants, farmers' markets, local breweries, First Nations' museum and cultural tours, a plethora of artists and artisans, musicians and dancers, and of course, the great outdoors with its mountains, lakes and ocean, all providing countless adventure opportunities for all levels of ability. Our visitor centre is located in amongst some of Sechelt's most beautiful gardens and is a short block from the beach. We have free WiFi, and knowledgeable, enthusiastic staff to help make your visit a memorable one!

Located in the historic CPR station along the Okanagan River and Oliver's 18.8 km Hike & Bike/Kettle Valley Rail Trail, the team at the Oliver Visitor Centre is happy to provide you with information on accommodations, attractions and festivals to make the most of your visit. We also offer a gift shop with books, jewelry, Nations Creations art design, clothing and souvenirs. Make us your first stop in Oliver!

The Radium Hot Springs Visitor Information Centre is a central hub for information providing directions and advice on places to eat, to stay and to shop as well as activities and recreational opportunities. It performs an interpretive role for the natural, cultural and heritage history of the area. With the assistance from the Kootenay National Park Visitor Information Centre (April-October) the staff at the Radium Hot Springs Visitor Centre provides a wealth of information to visitors to Radium Hot Springs and the entire Columbia Valley. Facilities and Partners at the Radium Hot Springs Visitor Centre include: Parks Canada Seasonal Visitor Information Centre, Parks Canada Gift Store and Jr. Naturalist Program Complimentary WIFI Technology Centre Picnic Tables Pet Friendly Chamber of Commerce & Destination Marketing Organization

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.

Located at the entrance to Parksville, the Parksville Visitor Centre is conveniently located just off Highway 19A (Exit #46), between the Parksville Museum and the Peace Park. Our courteous and knowledgeable staff provide professional visitor counselling, customized itinerary planning, accommodation and activity reservations, helpful travel information including transportation and community information on all areas of British Columbia. The Visitor Centre is accessible. Public washrooms are available during our business hours.

The Lumby & District Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Centre provides information on local attractions, businesses, places of interest, routes, picnic spots...you name it! Our Visitor Centre Summer Hours are 9 am - 5 pm 7 Days a Week, Winter Hours are 9 am - 4 pm Mon-Fri. Stop by and say Hi!

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!

Our Visitor Centre is at the gateway to the Thompson Okanagan region of British Columbia. Our staff are welcoming and provide knowledgable travelling advice for the surrounding area. The Centre itself is the perfect rest stop, offering magnificent views of Okanagan Lake, plenty of parking space, a picnic area, pristine washrooms, free WiFi and EV charging stations. We are wheelchair accessible and our gift shop features Indigenous works & local artisanal goods, in addition to snacks, drinks, ice cream and coffee. We offer free information and resources on activities and resources for the Thompson Okanagan region and other parts of British Columbia.

The Fort St. James Visitor Centre is nestled between Douglas Avenue and Kwah Road on the traditional territory of the Nakazdli Whuten First Nation. Stop by to learn about the local history, culture and heritage of Fort St. James, Nakazdli Whuten First Nation, Stuart Lake and surrounding communities. Chat to one of our friendly Visitor Service Specialists about the exciting things to see and do throughout the seasons in Fort St. James. We hope to see you soon!

The Smithers Visitor Centre is the place to receive answers to all your questions about the beautiful Bulkley Valley. Drop by and ask our friendly and knowledgeable staff questions concerning your travel or Smithers, and we will do our best to assist you. We can't wait to meet you!