Accommodation and Experience Providers

Located at the confluence of the Harrison and Fraser Rivers, the Kilby Historic Site stands as the only reminder of the once thriving community of Harrison Mills. Discover the story of this vibrant community when you explore our lovely five-acre heritage sitecomplete with a 1906 General Store and demonstration farm. Meet our friendly animals, participate in historic demonstrations, and soak in the sights and sounds of a world gone by. Stop for lunch in our licensed café and browse our gift shop filled with unique items from local artisans and makers. Within walking distance of the museum is the scenic Kilby Park, located on the Harrison River featuring a 41-site campground, day-use area, sandy beaches, nature trails, and boat launch.

Artinas Jewellery, with two locations in Victoria and Vancouver BC, has the largest selection of unique and exquisite Canadian Jewellery. We showcase over 90 of Canadas most talented artists including West Coast Indigenous carvers and contemporary Canadian jewelers. Family owned and operated for over 30 years, we specialize in unique, handcrafted Jewellery and take pride in providing superior customer service.

Nestled in the beauty of the Cowichan Valley, this impeccable facility is a first class, family run business. It is our pleasure to offer everyone a unique equine riding experience. Escape the crowds and indulge in a memorable experience. Enjoy sweeping ocean and valley views. A great opportunity to experience a West Coast Rainforest. Our trails are expertly guided and the horses are suitable for all levels of riders.

Locally owned specialty tea shop! We carry over 130 types of loose leaf teas and we love sharing our passion and knowledge for tea. We specialize in Persian teas which we blend in-house! We also carry a variety of teaware ranging from locally handmade pieces, cast iron teapots, mugs and everything else you need to make the perfect cup of tea! Stop by before work and grab a cup of tea to-go or meet-up with friends at our tea bar. Don't forgot to also try one of our freshly baked Persian sweets!

Nestled on the shores of Emerald Lake and surrounded by the soaring peaks of the Rocky Mountains, Emerald Lake Lodge offers a true escape from the pace of modern life. Located just twenty minutes west of Lake Louise in Yoho National Park, this secluded retreat invites guests to disconnect from distractions and reconnect with nature, with no cell service, no in-room televisions, and WiFi available only in the main lodge. It is a place designed for stillness, reflection, and genuine connection. Built in 1902 by the Canadian Pacific Railway, the lodge blends historic charm with rustic comfort. Its 85 guest rooms are spread across 24 chalet-style cabins, each featuring cozy down duvets, wood-burning fireplaces, and private balconies or patios overlooking the lake and forest. Whether waking to mist over turquoise waters or watching the sunset light up the mountains, every stay feels timeless and unhurried. Guests can savour locally inspired cuisine in the Mount Burgess dining room, enjoy

Come on an AWESOME, 2.5 - 3 hour professionally Guided eBike Adventure, around this breathtaking Whistler Alpine, Wilderness Valley, upon the seats of these Canadian Built and engineered Electric Fat Tire eBikes!!! Float plane harbor, 3 world class Golf courses, magnificent Mountain homes, Beaver Lodges, Bear Habitat, 500 year old Canadian Red Cedar stands, bird sanctuaries, fishing holes, cruising up to our locals favorite eating spot and Hippie Cafe, and along the River of Golden Dreams and Romance, to where it all began in 1914 as a wee Fishing Lodge for Lovers!! You gotta do this!!!

Come to our tasting room nestled in the orchard and sample a variety of ciders, with an opportunity to purchase. We have a picnic area on the patio and grass, so bring your lunch to enjoy after a cool tasting of cider. Our orchards back right onto Trout Creek, so feel free to wander through the gently swaying trees and stay a while!

Just minutes from downtown Vancouver, this mountainous park offers a variety of forested hiking trails as well as panoramic views over Vancouver.

The Salish Sea Market is an exclusive, curated collection of art from the Pacific northwest a platform for the creative expression of emerging artists, and those of international acclaim, who solely create their work insight of the celebrated Salish Sea.

Visit the Arlo's Honey farm, where you will find a wide variety in their specialty Honey, Honey Products, Beeswax Lip Balms and Lotion Bars, Honey Soap, Pure Beeswax Candles and other Local Artisan Creations. Arlo's Honey is a two time award-winner at the Inter-Provincial Exhibition and has been cherished as gifts. Book a tour of the honey farm. Learn about the importance of bees to agriculture, an overview of the hive, and enjoy viewing the bees, or book an extended tour where they will open up a hive for you to see. Tours also include a taste of honey and must be booked in advance. Based on the philosophy healthy bees are happy bees, Arlo's strives to create a clean environment of minimum stress. A visit to Arlo's Honey Farm is a must-do if you are the slightest bit interested in honey, bees and our environment. Open May Long Weekend until after September Labour Day weekend

We provide custom whale watching, hotsprings tours and water taxi services in Clayoquot Sound. Give us a call or text and we will get you on the water for your customizable excursion!

Sheringham Distillery is based out of Vancouver Island, Canada and is on a mission to make the worlds most approachable gin, prioritizing sustainability and quality ingredients with a chefs approach to distillation. Sheringham caught global attention after their flagship spirit, Seaside Gin, took home the Worlds Best Contemporary Gin award in London, U.K. Seaside Gin was inspired by a walk along Vancouver Islands rugged coast with its refreshing fragrance of Nootka rose, the dewy Pacific Northwest rainforest, and fresh ocean air. Sheringham Distillerys spirits are known for versatility with deliciously complex yet impeccably balanced botanical profiles, making Sheringham spirits delightful sipped on their own, in a cocktail, or as an ingredient in your favorite dish.

Facilities: 7 small rustic campsites, hand water pump, pit toilets. Location: 6 km north of Oliver on Highway 97. Inkaneep Provincial Park is nestled in tall riverside cottonwoods in a residential area. This park offers wonderful bird watching opportunities. Park users should use caution when hiking around this park; poison ivy is abundant in this area. The park is conveniently located just outside of the town of Oliver. Open from the last weekend in June through Labour Day.