Accommodation and Experience Providers

We are a craft cidery making cider with proper cider apples. Come to the farm and try a tasting flight or a glass. We're open Friday 3-8pm, Saturdays & Sundays 12-6pm and most Holidays

Located in beautiful Brentwood Bay and only minutes from Butchart Gardens & Butterfly Gardens, Everything Old is unlike any other antique shop. With a historical focus, the 10,000+ antique items are displayed like a museum, except one that you can take something home from! We also arrange on the spot shipping if an item is too big to travel with. All of the historical items can be touched!

Escape to the peace and quiet of our 160-acre, family-run ranch in the pristine wilderness of Wells Gray Park. We offer cozy heritage log cabins with a hearty breakfast included each morning. Cabins do not have cooking facilities, so on-site lunch and dinner options are available, including packed lunches for your daily adventures. Take a peaceful stroll along our lake trail or hike the ridge trail past beaver dams for lovely valley views. Wildlife is part of daily life here from hummingbirds gathering at the feeders on your porch to the local bear nibbling flowers in our field. After a day spent chasing waterfalls and wandering rugged trails in Wells Gray Park, unwind by the outdoor fire pit beside the creek, or paddle across our little lake as the sun sets behind the mountains. Mornings are perfect for sipping coffee by the water and soaking in the stunning beauty that surrounds you. Wolfwood Guest Ranch is an unforgettable wilderness escape.

Ramada Coquitlam offers an extensive selection of cozy rooms for the individual, families and groups. A dedicated staff aimed at providing the highest level of quality service for your comfort. Relax in our indoor hot tub & heated swimming pool ~ Surf the Net with complimentary Wi-Fi ~ On-Site dining offering a wide array of menus ~ banquet & conference facilities.

The West Coast Railway Association presents the story of how the railways were a catalyst in the creation of Western Canadian communities and their economies. This is done primarily at the Railway Museum of British Columbia (formerly the West Coast Railway Heritage Park) in Squamish, BC, where the collection of 95 heritage railway locomotives and cars are exhibited in a typical small community setting. WCRA also operates the Locomotive 374 Pavilion in Vancouver.

Come to the northern edge of the Great Bear Rainforest on British Columbias north coast, to the Khutzeymateen. Here, within the traditional territory of the Tsimshian nations, lives a wild population of coastal grizzly bears. Just south of the Alaska panhandle and located within Canada's only grizzly bear protected area, Khutzeymateen Wilderness Lodge is your home in the wilderness where you can visit with the grizzly bears in the wild. No roads, no towns...just wilderness and wildlife. Climb into the floatplane and take off from Prince Rupert, BC for a 20 minute flight over mountains and inlets to the Khutzeymateen. Our days are filled with searching for grizzly bears in the lush Khutzeymateen Inlet and estuary, with bald eagles, seabirds, seals, waterfalls and mountains. We are trained and certified under the Commercial Bear Viewing Association of BC.

Located across from the sandy beaches of beautiful Okanagan Lake, The Spanish Villa Resort awaits you and your family, whether on vacation or business. Situated only minutes away from the Penticton Convention Centre, South Okanagan Events Centre, Okanagan Hockey School, tennis courts and children's play park and close to golfing or take float down the river channel or enjoy a walk on the boardwalk and a short walk to the downtown area, this resort is also conveniently located within steps of some of Penticton's finest restaurants. We offer Studio rooms and one, two or three bedroom kitchen suites with full kitchen. The Spanish Villa Resort is a great place for families and seniors. The pool is closed seasonally from Sept 15 - May 15

The Strathcona Hotel is centrally located in the heart of downtown Victoria, within walking distance of the Empress Hotel, Victoria Conference Centre, Royal BC Museum, and Victoria's beautiful Inner Harbour. We are home to a variety of entertainment venues, including the Sticky Wicket Pub, Clubhouse Lounge, Games Room Sports Bar, Distrikt Nightclub, Rooftop Patio (summer months,) and the world famous Big Bad Johns Hillbilly Bar. As we are located in the heart of a vibrant city, our hotel, venues and surroundings are lively and spirited.

Our flightseeing tours are a wonderful way to see the wilderness and the beautiful Lakes District. Our floatplane flights are a great experience especially for those who have never been in a small plane. We own and operate one of Canada's most famous airplanes...the Dehavilland Beaver, come see for yourself and take a tour through historic areas and see BC's largest provincial park, Tweedsmuir!

The Squamish Adventure Centre is located in the heart of Sea to Sky country, 40 minutes from downtown Vancouver and 40 minutes from Whistler. With breathtaking views of the Stawamus Chief, this unique venue is the perfect place to work, meet or play. You can find the following inside the Adventure Centre: - Visitor Information Centre - Tourism Squamish - The Squamish Store Gift Shop - Sea to Sky Adventure Company - Caffe Garibaldi - The Chamber of Commerce

The Wild Pacific Trail is located in Ucluelet and is a seven phase trail system skirting the rugged cliffs and shoreline of the west coast of Vancouver Island. Overlooking Barkley Sound and the Broken Group Islands to the east and the open Pacific Ocean to the south and west, it offers spectacular shoreline panoramas and seaward vistas through ancient cedar and spruce-framed viewing platforms constructed on the best headlands along the route.

Tluu Xaada Naay Society (Canoe People's House) is a group of artisans committed to preserving and enhancing the culture of the Haida in areas of visual arts, performance arts, language and tradition.

It's Just Viewiful! RV park and cabins overlooking Fraser Lake. Located on Highway 16 between the comunities of Fraser Lake and Fort Fraser, 140 km west of Prince George, BC. Pull through sites with power and water, back in full hook up sites, sanidump, showers free with your stay. Rustic cabins most with lake view. Access to the lake with boat dock. Fishing is good with rainbow trout, char, kokanee. Fraser Mountain trail close by, Beaumont Park 2 miles.