Accommodation and Experience Providers

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

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!

Visitor Services and Amenities - Information about Lillooet and area businesses, attractions, and events. Maps, visitor guides, and travel information. Road closures and conditions.

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!

The Sooke Region Museum & Visitor Centre is a community museum that explores the human and natural heritage of the region from Sooke to Port Renfrew. The museum also operates the local visitor information centre for the region. We have both exhibits in the main museum building and around the grounds. In the Summer we are open 7 days a week. In the off season we are closed Mondays and most Stat holidays. Starting the first Thursday in June, and running until first Thursday in September, we host a night market from 5pm to 8pm and museum stays open during this event.We also usually are closed over Christmas and the first week of January. The museum holds various special event during the year, has a gift shop with local arts & crafts, plus can do special meals for pre-booked tour groups.

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!

Tourism Merritt is at the heart of the Nicola Valley. Whether youre traveling to or through the City of Merritt, the Merritt Visitor Centre at the Baillie House is a great location to start your visit. You can find Merritt tourism information, enjoy complimentary tea, coffee, or juice, and enjoy the lovely property which is especially vibrant in the spring and summer months. If youre looking for a place to stay in Merritt, the staff at the Merritt Visitor Centre at the Baillie House can assist you with visitor information, finding accommodations, restaurants and local points of interest.

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 us help you make the most of your trip to Haida Gwaii! We are located inside the Sandspit Airport Terminal with our hours changing seasonally. Sandspit/K'il Kun, is the southernmost community on Haida Gwaii, and the only community on Moresby Island. We are the last stop and gateway to Gwaii Haanas. Our community's many nearby bays and trails offer exiting places to explore coastal life and set up a base for your next adventure. Come in and ask us for a community trail guide map or other local information. We also pride ourselves on our gift shop which is a beautiful space to browse while you wait for your flight, where you will find books, souvenirs, and local art before you leave the islands. Bike rentals available. The Sandspit Visitor Centre is usually opened on flight days, around plane times. Please note the Sandspit Visitor Centre is sometimes closed at short notice due to staffing shortage. The Centre is also usually closed if a flight is cancelled.

The Revelstoke Dam is one of the most powerful dams in B.C. We welcome you into the Visitor Centre to learn about the history of the dam, enjoy fun and educational exhibits, and experience our First Nations Gallery.For details on our seasonal operations and tour offerings, visit bchydro.com/revelstoke.

Situated in the heart of Gibsons Landing, the Gibsons Visitor Centre staff are here to help you have the best experience possible when you visit Gibsons and the Sunshine Coast. Fully trained Travel Counsellors will provide you with maps, visitor guides, brochures, and friendly personal tips about community events, shops, restaurants, recreation, and sights you simply shouldnt miss.

Barriere Visitor Information Centre is here to answer all your questions. Whether you are travelling through, or planning to spend time here, there is plenty of materials available to help you decide how to use your time! Barriere is in central B.C., located 66 kilometres north of Kamloops. Primarily an agricultural town, Barriere is surrounded by beautiful lakes, trees, and wildlife.

The Kelowna Visitor Centre is Kelowna's official travellers' resource; our team can assist you with many services including making reservations for accommodations, attractions, and tours, offering tips for local 'must-sees,' and providing information on how to explore safely. The centre is pedestrian access only, with an accessible layout and a fenced patio for enjoying the view of Okanagan Lake. Parking for passenger vehicles is located nearby on streets, and in lots and parkades. Oversize vehicles can find parking at City Park (1600 Abbott Street).

Taylor is home to one of BC's top ranked Visitor Information Centres. Open June 1st - September 30th 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Seven days a week!