Accommodation and Experience Providers

Located on the shores of Kootenay Lake, the Kaslo Visitor Centre is the entry point to board the SS Moyie, the world's oldest, intact passenger sternwheeler and a National Historic Site. Let us at the Kaslo Visitor Centre guide you along your way as you travel through our beautiful province.

Our staff is friendly and knowledgeable about the area and attractions in Summerland. We have the resources to make your stay one that you will remember and want to experience again and again. From travelling back in time on the Kettle Valley Steam Railway to visiting one of our 24 award winning wineries, cideries & craft breweries, there is something for everyone to discover while visiting. Let us help plan your trip. Summerland Visitor Centre is wheelchair accessible and offers free WIFI, washroom facilities and picnic tables.

Our Visitor Centre is at the gateway to the Thompson Okanagan region of British Columbia. Our staff are welcoming and provide knowledgable travelling advice for the surrounding area. The Centre itself is the perfect rest stop, offering magnificent views of Okanagan Lake, plenty of parking space, a picnic area, pristine washrooms, free WiFi and EV charging stations. We are wheelchair accessible and our gift shop features Indigenous works & local artisanal goods, in addition to snacks, drinks, ice cream and coffee. We offer free information and resources on activities and resources for the Thompson Okanagan region and other parts of British Columbia.

Located in the historic CPR station along the Okanagan River and Oliver's 18.8 km Hike & Bike/Kettle Valley Rail Trail, the team at the Oliver Visitor Centre is happy to provide you with information on accommodations, attractions and festivals to make the most of your visit. We also offer a gift shop with books, jewelry, Nations Creations art design, clothing and souvenirs. Make us your first stop in Oliver!

The Armstrong Spallumcheen Visitor Centre is the place to begin your North Okanagan experience. Our knowledgeable and friendly team are here to assist in everything from accommodation to directions or information on any of the many events and festivals. Please note: this centre is normally closed for Statutory Holidays from September - June.

The Fort Nelson Visitor Information Centre is located at Mile 300 on the famous Alaska Highway. Stop in to get information, ask questions, use the computers or internet, use bathrooms and fill up your coffee mug. The centre is also stocked with local artisan products from art and jewelry to pottery and First Nations products which may make a great keepsake. We have Covid-19 procedures in place - if you have any concerns please give us a call We are closed on Statutory Holidays

Stop by and check out the Hazelton Visitor Centre. Chat with our staff to learn more about the Hazeltons or the surrounding area. We provide various maps and brochures as well to support you in your trip planning. Browse our gift shop and find locally made treasures. Don't forget to visit our upstairs museum with tons of great info about our areas history!

The Creston Valley Visitor Centre is located in downtown Creston next to the historic grain elevators. The Visitor Centre is a wifi hotspot and is wheelchair accessible. The Creston Valley - Kootenay Lake region is a great destination for foodies, family fun and rural adventurers.

Weykt/Welcome to Chase, a Shuswap Experience! Our vibrant lakeside village is nestled in the mountainous western Shuswap region, along the sandy shores of the Little Shuswap Lake, offering a four season playground! Whether spring, summer, fall or winter we welcome you to come create your #ShuswapExperience in the Village of Chase.

The Princeton Visitor Centre is located right in downtown Princeton and is an easy walk to restaurants and stores. We have a large parking lot with easy access for RVs, a wide variety of brochures that cover most places in BC, picnic tables, and a filtered water station. We sell local merchandise and nature books. We have maps to show where you can pan for gold in the Rivers and keep the gold!

The Information Center is the place to begin your adventure into the Wells Gray Provincial Park and Clearwater BC. You will find maps and literature, historical and natural history displays. You will be able to book accommodations and excursions, and use the internet. Relax and enjoy our beautiful building and grounds. We look forward to seeing you!

Burns Lake and the Lakes District region in Northern British Columbia is an outdoor adventure destination that is hard to beat! Experience world class mountain biking, explore over 3000 miles of lake shore, fly or boat into the famous Tweedsmuir Provincial Park, or shop at the many downtown boutiques. Find the Burns Lake Visitor Centre in the historic forest rangers warehouse - we can assist you in planning your perfect escape! #visitburnslake

Located at the entrance to Parksville, the Parksville Visitor Centre is conveniently located just off Highway 19A (Exit #46), between the Parksville Museum and the Peace Park. Our courteous and knowledgeable staff provide professional visitor counselling, customized itinerary planning, accommodation and activity reservations, helpful travel information including transportation and community information on all areas of British Columbia. The Visitor Centre is accessible. Public washrooms are available during our business hours.