Accommodation and Experience Providers

The Vanderhoof Tourism and Cultural Centre opened its doors on June 30, 2022 and is located on the corner of Highway 16 and Pine Street on the traditional territory of Saikuz First Nation. Stop in to pick up some brochures, check out some local art, and chat with one of the friendly Visitor Services Specialists about the exciting things you can do in Vanderhoof. The Vanderhoof Community Museum is also located on these grounds. We encourage you to take a tour through our collection of six historic buildings at your own pace or with a guide. Admission is by donation and includes a large RV parking lot, free WIFI, wheelchair accessible picnic tables and a 1.5km interpretive walking trail. We hope to see you soon!

The Inn on the Harbour is situated on a bluff overlooking the busy Prince Rupert harbour. More than half of our rooms have a view of the Pacific ocean. Within walking distance of shopping, services and attractions, Inn on the Harbour is ideally located in the heart of Prince Rupert. We are steps away from the bus drop-off for Air Canada and just a short drive from ferry and rail terminals. We are pleased to offer a smoke-free environment for the comfort of our guests as well as free wi-fi and a complimentary continental breakfast. We have an elevator for the convenience of our guests. Tastefully appointed rooms in a number of configurations make us the ideal choice for families and business travellers alike.

Northern Lights Estate Winery is a fruit winery located in Prince George BC. The facility sits at the base of the scenic cut banks and overlooks the Nechako River and downtown Prince George. Services offered at the winery include wine tasting, wine purchases, patio with scenic views, and a 200 seat amphitheater for hosting weddings, concerts, and other events.

As one of the few true desert golf courses in Canada, Bighorn is set among natural sage, rolling hills, bent grass fairways, gently contoured greens, and sweeping views of the Thompson Valley. The par 71, 6714 yard golf course meanders in and around residential neighborhoods and community amenities. Up to five tee boxes in strategic locations, fairways carved through natural canyons, views of the Thompson river valleys and the back drop of majestic Mounts Peter and Paul provide the ideal setting for golfers of all skill levels to enjoy their game. Just 5 minutes from downtown Kamloops.

Vancouver’s first Indigenous food truck Mr Bannock shares Indigenous cuisine, using fresh local ingredients and ancient cooking methods such as smoking clay and stone baking. Since 2018, Mr Bannock has catered events throughout Vancouver and has served thousands of bannock tacos.

Located in the Thomson-Okanagan Region of British Columbia, the Hampton Inn Kamloops hotel is an ideal stopping point between Vancouver and the Canadian Rockies. Golf packages are available for the finest golf courses in Kamloops, and ski packages are available for the Sun Peaks Ski Resort. The region's largest shopping centre and a variety of restaurants are within easy walking distance of our Candian hotel.The Hampton Inn Kamloops features 81 spacious rooms and suites, an indoor pool, hot tub, fitness center, and boardroom with audio/visual equipment available. Our British Columbia hotel offers amenity filled rooms with high-speed internet access in all guest rooms and public areas, pay-per view movies and games.Sure to please the busy executive or leisure British Columbia traveler, Kamloops Hampton Inn hotel guests will enjoy complimentary hot breakfast buffet served dailyfrom 6:00am to 10:00am and coffee service available 24 hours a day.

The Wild Turkey Inn is set in a Victorian heritage home, built in 1896, during the time of Rosslands famous Gold Rush. Three blocks from downtown, we are a self-catering lodge with a total of three guest rooms.

REO Rafting, Glamping & Yoga Resort offers world-class whitewater rafting, yoga, rivers edge glamping and outdoor adventures on the beautiful Nahatlatch River. Only 2.5 hours from Vancouver, BC and 4 hours from Kelowna BC and Seattle. . REO provides a fantastic opportunity to paddle raft some of the most exciting and beautiful rivers in Canada. Each raft of 6 to 8 includes one professional REO guide and all the gear needed to safely run the river (lifejackets, booties, wetsuits, helmets). Trips on the Nahatlatch and Thompson rivers will provide even the biggest thrill-seekers something to talk about for years to come. For family travellers, REO runs beautiful float trips down the Fraser River and upper Nahatlatch (ages 6+). Swim, play games, and even sneak a peek at a waterfall. REO has a perfect safety record for 39 years!

The best wine tours in the Okanagan. Our wine tours are 1/2 or full day, private or with another small group or 2 to 4. We can customize a tour with a day's notice and our bachelorette tours are tops where the bride is free with a group of 5 paying guests plus we include sparkling wine for sabering.

Finding an ideal romantic bed and breakfast in West Kelowna does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Alexandria House Bed & Breakfast, a nice option for travelers like you. Guest rooms offer amenities such as a refrigerator and air conditioning, and guests can go online with free wifi offered by the bed and breakfast. The property also features a hot tub and free breakfast to make your visit even more pleasant. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking. During your visit, be sure to check out one of West Kelowna's popular restaurants such as Terrace Restaurant, 19 Okanagan Grill + Bar at Two Eagles Golf Course, and Bamboo Chopsticks, all a short distance from Alexandria House Bed & Breakfast. During your visit, be sure to check out popular attractions like Sncewips Heritage Museum (1.0 mi) and Shannon Lake Regional Park (0.5 mi), which are all within walking distance of the bed and breakfast. Alexandria House Bed & Breakfast looks forward to welcoming you on your visit to West Kelowna.

Prepare to take flight on the joyride of a lifetime as you glide effortlessly through forest canopies and across Fairmont Creek on the picturesque Mineral Mountain Ziplines. Nestled at the foot of the Rocky Mountains in the East Kootenays, our six zipline course provides a thrilling combination of speed, height, and distanceall while capturing the sights of the Hoodoos, Columbia Lake, and the valley below. Open from May to October, We're only a short trip away!

Nestled on Southern Vancouver Island, Sooke Harbour House overlooks the stunning Pacific Ocean and Olympic Mountains, with direct beach access to Whiffin Spit on the Juan de Fuca Strait. Our 28 unique guest rooms feature luxurious amenities, including spa tubs, steam showers, wood-burning fireplaces, and breathtaking ocean views. For those traveling as a group, our spacious family room overlooks the lush garden area. Our renowned restaurant serves organic, seasonal Canadian cuisine inspired by the natural beauty of Vancouver Island. Open Sunday to Thursday from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM and Friday to Saturday from 9:00 AM to 10:00 PM, guests can enjoy breakfast, lunch, and dinner, with weekend brunch available from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Reservations are always highly recommended to ensure an exceptional dining experience. Sooke Harbour House is more than just a boutique hotelits a destination for weddings, romantic escapes, and seasonal getaways. Come by and celebrate your special occasion

Clean and quiet with mountain views. One block from Downtown, walking distance to restaurants, pub, liquor store and shopping; one block. Close to Hospital and Rec Centre. We have rooms with one and two queen beds, air conditioned, cable TV, fridge, coffee and free wireless internet. We do not allow pets

Tofino Botanical Gardens are 12 acres of gardens, forest, and shoreline that explore the relationship between culture and nature. A network of paths and boardwalk will take you through our Cultivated Gardens, Sculpture Park, and Old-Growth Temperate Rainforest, where clearings have been transformed into a series of pocket gardens. Some of these gardens display plants that thrive in temperate rainforests around the world including Chile and Japan. Others celebrate cultural groups that have made Clayoquot Sound their home now and in the past, particularly the Nuu-chah-nulth First Nations, early Japanese fishing families, and, of course, hippies. The Gardens extend to the Tofino Mudflats, an incredible expanse of intertidal mud teeming with life, revealed twice a day at low tide. Events including Tofino Winterlights, Tofino Lantern Festival, Surfrider Foundation film festival, Food and Wine,Musicians, Weddings and more are hosted within the eclectic scenery.