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This large scenic park and wilderness area contains five major lakes, two river systems, many small lakes, streams, waterfalls and rapids, which make this an outdoor recreation paradise.

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See why so many travelers make North Country Inn their small hotel of choice when visiting Vanderhoof. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a family-friendly setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you.The rooms offer a kitchenette, a refrigerator, and air conditioning, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available, allowing you to rest and refresh with ease.In addition, as a valued North Country Inn guest, you can enjoy an on-site restaurant that is available on-site. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking.While youre here, be sure to check out The Reid Stone Grill Bar, one of the pubs that can be found in Vanderhoof, which is a short distance from North Country Inn.If youre looking for something to do, Riverside Park (0.4 mi) and Beaumont Provincial Park (0.5 mi) are a nice way to spend some time, and they are all within walking distance of North Country Inn.Were sure youll enjoy your stay at North Country Inn as you experience all of the things Vanderhoof has to offer.

North Van Arts, founded in 1969, is a grassroots, social-profit, charitable cultural organization dedicated to maximizing the intrinsic value of the arts in all media. North Van Arts programs diverse, thought-provoking exhibitions, arts classes and events with the community. Step into wonder and creativity with a visit to our spaces.

We tell great stories. We can explain how Creston got its wacky time zone. We can tell you about the steamship that became a tractor (sort of), the first airplane to land in Creston, and the teacher who refused to be fired. Speaking of "great" stories, there's "The Great Railway Race" and the "Great Creston Bank Robbery." And have you heard the one about the imaginary student in Grade Thirteen? Really, we're not making this up. Why would we? Truth is so much better than fiction. We can even help you tell the greatest story of all: your own. So come on in. After all, there's no time like the present to discover the past.