Accommodation and Experience Providers

Twin Creeks Motel is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Lumby, offering a budget-friendly environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Guest rooms offer a refrigerator, a kitchenette, and air conditioning, and Twin Creeks Motel makes getting online easy, as free wifi is available. You can also take advantage of some of the amenities offered by the motel. In addition, guests can enjoy an on-site restaurant during their visit. As an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests. While youre here, be sure to check out Jitter Beans, one of the cafes that can be found in Lumby, which is a short distance from Twin Creeks Motel. Looking to explore? Then look no further than Mabel Lake Provincial Park, which is a popular Lumby parkand it is conveniently located a short distance from the motel. Enjoy your stay in Lumby!

Willow Grove B&B Inn is situated within the beautiful, historical gold rush town of Horsefly, British Columbia. Christina Mary, owner and operator of the Inn, is a long time local Horsefly resident and artist. The Inn is your ideal destination holiday accommodation, offering a variety of cozy rooms for individuals, couples and families. The Inn also features art retreats and workshops, as well as providing ideal lodging for professionals, seasonal workers, and seasonal tourism.

Founded in 1991 and in operation for over 25 years, Wolf Creek Trail Rides offers an experience like no other! Join us in touring the beautiful desert lands of the Osoyoos Indian Band Reserve in Oliver on horseback. You will get to experience the diverse desert ecosystem housing various kinds of vegetation like sagebrush and antelope brush, the wildlife like whitetail deer, mule deer, coyotes, black bear, various bird species, horses and more!

Welcome to Toonie Tours Victoria, home of the Free Walking Tour of Victoria. We are Canadian guides inspired and humbled to share an honest, unique perspective of Canada and North America. In addition to our Free Walking Tour, we offer a variety of premium tours, including a Street Art & Craft Beer Tour, a City Bike Tour, Private Tours and tourist attraction admission tickets.

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).

Squamish Valley Golf Club, located in the incredibly scenic mountain town of Squamish, British Columbia is a must play golf destination for anyone that enjoys the game of golf. Along with beautiful mountain vistas, the manicured fairways with pure and fast greens winding their way through old growth trees make for a golfing experience you are unlikely to forget. Come and play a round, enjoy a cold refreshment on our patio and most importantly, tell your friends about how much enjoyed your experience !

Discover the natural and human history of Kelowna. Museums are living places, and thats true of Kelownas flagship museum, the Okanagan Heritage Museum too. In fact, the entire permanent gallery has been reimagined! In spring 2019, we wrapped up a multi-year process that saw us overhaul our entire permanent gallery. Pay us a visit and enjoy our new museum. Experience fascinating displays and learn how the Okanagan valley was formed, and why it supports tremendous biodiversity. Step into the world of the syilx/Okanagan people, and gain insights into their close connection to the land. Learn about the arrival of traders and settlers, and peer into the windows of an original Chinatown shop. Meet some individuals from Kelownas past and present, and be inspired by the Central Okanagan Sports Hall of Fame. This museum is also home to two important facilities: the Kelowna Public Archives and the Ursula Surtees Regional Conservation Laboratory.

North America's third-largest park draws eight million visitors per year, many of whom may skate or walk past you on the Seawall, a scenic, 5.5-mile path running along the water on the park's perimeter. It's just one of many trails among the park's 1,000 acres, which also house an aquarium, nature center and other recreational facilities.