Accommodation and Experience Providers

Finding an ideal budget friendly hotel in Lillooet does not have to be difficult. Welcome to 4 Pines Motel, a nice option for travelers like you.Rooms at 4 Pines Motel offer air conditioning, a refrigerator, and a kitchenette providing exceptional comfort and convenience, and guests can go online with free wifi.If you are driving to 4 Pines Motel, free parking is available.For those interested in checking out The Old Suspension Bridge (1.5 mi) while visiting Lillooet, 4 Pines Motel is a short distance away.Lillooet has plenty of Asian restaurants. So when youre here, be sure to check out popular spots like May Wong Restaurant, Lillooet Inn Restaurant, and Totem Restaurant, which are serving up some great dishes.If youre looking for things to do, you can check out Miyazaki House (0.2 mi) or Japanese Canadian Internment Memorial Garden (0.9 mi), which are popular attractions amongst tourists, and they are all within walking distance.4 Pines Motel puts the best of Lillooet at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.

We are a year round guiding and rental business. We do riverboat tours to Kinuseo Falls in Tumbler Ridge. We also have other river destinations. We also do Jeep tours and guided ATV tours. Guided hiking tours are also available. We rent ATVs and kayaks as well as other camping equipment. Winter time brings guided snowshoe and snowmobile tours. We also rent avalanche gear, snowmobiles and snowshoes.

Bordering Yoho National Park on the banks of the Kicking Horse River just off the Trans Canada Highway, Chancellor Peak Chalets gives a deluxe lodging experience.

Kinbasket Lake Resort sits alone on a 240 kilometer long lake in the BC mountains. It consists of 7 self contained cabins, 45 serviced campsites, 8 unserviced campsites, boat launch, docking, and seasonal beach. Hot showers, flush toilets and sinks are available to all guests. It is a semi-rustic location meaning you are not glamping and you are not roughing it, and a great many of our customers refer to it as "paradise". Our clientele is mature adults and families and of the 3,500+ camp nights we host each season a great many are returning customers. A number of those were just bumps in mom's tummy the first year, I've seen them every year since, and now they are teens. And then there are some you will read from that have a different idea of camping than we do or different expectations and will never again be a customer. C'est la vie!