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Head up Peace River—All the way to Fort St. John
Fort St. John, B.C., is well-known as an oil-patch town, or as a rest stop along the Alaska Highway. It should also be known, however, as a great destination for all things water. Here are some of the great water-based things to do in Fort St. John.
The hot springs are calling
Lounge lakeside on the beach at Arrow Lake, hike to Gardener Creek Falls or take a dip in the Nakusp Hot Springs after a long day of exploring.
A little piece of tranquil China in bustling Vancouver
Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden offers serenity in busy Vancouver, B.C.
Capilano: Vancouver’s bridge of suspense
Capilano Suspension Bridge in Vancouver, B.C., is a popular tourist destination with a spectacular view of the Pacific temperate rainforest
Sunshine is the reason we call it the Sunshine Coast and Myrtle Point Golf Club at Powell River, B.C
Getting to Myrtle Point Golf Club from Vancouver is like playing a gargantuan links course: It requires long drives and multiple water hazards, and getting there takes the same amount of time as walking 18 holes. But it’s worth the trip.
5 things to do along Highway 16
The Yellowhead Highway spans four provinces and includes over a dozen places worthy of exploration
The top “FOUR!” links to golf in Cranbrook, B.C.
Cranbrook, B.C., offers golfers four distinct courses to play with the Rocky Mountains as a backdrop
Top nine-hole golf courses in the Lower Mainland
Adventure-seeking golfers will love playing their way through this B.C. region.
Hit a hole-in-one in this colourful Kootenay city
Kimberley is a festive mountain community with a trio of first-rate golf courses.
Alpine ambience and fantastic fairways
Sparwood is a Kootenay haven with the easternmost golf course in British Columbia.
Why not combine driving with driving?
Princeton Golf Club, a challenging 18-hole course with stunning elevation changes, is a comfortable two-hour drive from Hope and less from Penticton and Merritt.
What’s not to love about desert golf and local vineyards?
Between Osoyoos and Oliver there are four golf courses tucked into the Tuscan-like geography of arid vineyard-covered hills. A round of golf while the sun warms the fairway and a cool wine cellar in the afternoon seem like a perfect day.
Hit the greens in Fort Nelson
Poplar Hills Golf & Country Club attracts golfers to Fort Nelson.
Have you ever witnessed Vancouver’s most iconic symbol?
Wild Whales Vancouver gives guests an up-close look at killer whales in their natural habitat
Dawson Creek will charm you
You've been invited on a northern excursion you won't soon forget.
Activities and artifacts in beautiful Fort Nelson
This hospitable northern destination has so much to offer RVers.
Havin’ fun on the farm in Kelowna
Visitors to Arion Therapeutic Farm in Kelowna, B.C., get to pet and learn about animals through interactive, educational tours
Oyster River is teeming with life
The Oyster River Enhancement Society maintains a fishing hatchery within Black Creek that’s loaded with wildlife
Osoyoos treasures
Osoyoos is the southern gateway to B.C.’s wine country, and it offers much more to interest and entertain visitors.
Exceptional soil + coastal climate + grapes = award-winning wine
Beaufort Vineyard & Estate Winery in the Comox Valley, B.C., has a variety of award-winning wines
Sake-flavoured rice cream and a Sunday school series of wines are yours to find in Vancouver
Vancouver Urban Winery and Artisan Sakemaker are two particular wineries worth venturing to in Vancouver
Townsite Brewery boasts 15 beers on tap to titillate your tastebuds
Powell River’s only brewery, Townsite Brewery, crafts beer and Economusee
Head to the “Bottomland” for top-shelf wines
Nk'Mip Cellars Winery and Vineyard in Osoyoos, B.C., is a historic, memorable place to visit on your way through wine country
An ancient bridge, a queen’s slough and a railway await in Dawson’s Creek
Dawson Creek, B.C., has a diverse assortment of things to do within and just outside the city
Tasting and touring in the Fraser Valley
Visit a host of local wineries, and sample your way through the Fraser Valley.
All season, all recreation in Whistler, B.C.
The Riverside RV Resort—a Parkbridge RV Resort—is the only RV resort located in the Town of Whistler.
Realizing your dreams is up to you—make it happen!
Realizing your most fantastic dreams is possible, but you have to start with visualization and the true belief that they will materialize.
A new RV park in the mix
The new St. Eugene RV Park should attract more visitors to the East Kootenay and create a micro-economy for the region.
Vine to Wine
Sommelier Ron Rocher and his wife, Jill Lawson, opened Vine to Wine Tours in 2014.
RVs and motorhomes—our emergency homes away from home
So far this summer, over 42,000 evacuees have put pets and belongings into a vehicle and headed away from Interior wildfires in favour of evacuation centres in safer B.C. communities.
Revel in Elkford’s wild beauty
Surrounded by natural attractions, Elkford is a sanctuary for outdoor enthusiasts.
Events and adventures in Harrison Mills
Bring the family and have a blast at one of Harrison Mills' annual festivals.
Sensational summer: Free family activities at Lonsdale Quay
This beloved venue is offering something special for Canada's 150th anniversary.
Kick your Golden summer into motion
Summer Kicks and Motion Notion are two musical events worth listening to in Golden, B.C.
Powering up the volume in Powell River, B.C.
Powell River offers late-summer sunshine, music and art
Culture-rich Nelson
More than a few music festivals are easily accessible from Nelson, making it an excellent home base for the festival-goer.
Fun x 3 = The Golden Triangle
Yoho and Kootenay National Parks boast a bevy of activity to unearth within the Golden Triangle
Vernon, B.C., is the place to be to see three venues deemed worthy
Hum the sounds of summer from a downtown Vernon park, record store and Greek cafe in the woods
Reserving a campsite in B.C.: An improved system for the 2017 season
According to an article on Global News, campers now have a better chance of reserving their perfect B.C. holiday spot.
What do an Osoyoos creek, park and garden all have in common?
Osoyoos, B.C., offers a bevy of outdoor concerts to enjoy this summer
Vancouver’s vibrant music scene
Come to B.C.'s West Coast and you'll find a staggering lineup of musical events.
150 Reasons to visit Nelson and Kootenay Lake
Celebrate Canada's 150th birthday with these awesome things to see and do in the Nelson/Kootenay Lake area.
Create a lifetime of memories at Cottonwood Cove on Shuswap Lake
On the north shore of the south-west end of Shuswap Lake, you will find a sandy shoreline with a natural secluded cove where Cottonwood Cove RV Resort has been built.
A sense of place: paddling the Shuswap for chinook salmon
Slow down, way down—dip your paddle in the Shuswap river and experience the chinook salmon run from a Voyageur Canoe point of view.
Top 5 reasons to attend the Rockin’ River Musicfest in Merritt, B.C.
Held each year in August, the Rockin' River Musicfest is one of the most famous annual events in B.C.
Valemount’s passionate past
Valemount's rich history is on display at two artifact-filled museums.
Canada’s only desert contains a pithouse full of history
The Nk’Mip Desert Cultural Centre is the knowledge hub of Osoyoos, B.C.
Is Prince George of B.C. greater than Prince George of Cambridge?
Come to Prince George to witness the 1,000-year-old cedars, 100-year-old homestead and eight-day music festival
Fort Nelson’s museum is a must-see
The Fort Nelson Heritage Museum includes an antique car and truck collection as well as displays on the building of the Alaska Highway.
Ditch the daily grind
"If you have a desire in your heart to get out of the rat race, RV life might be for you,” says full-time RVer Deborah Hinter.
Gone fishin’
The Johnsons plan to keep exploring the eastern edge of the Rocky Mountains, fishing their way through the lakes scattered across Alberta.
Choo-choo! All aboard for Cranbrook, B.C.
Cranbrook’s early years begin prior to the 1900s. It was—and still is—a city that relies on the railway
Have an island adventure during your B.C. vacation
British Columbia has several island destinations that you can access by ferry or floatplane.
Top things to see and do near Ainsworth Hot Springs
Visit Ainsworth Hot Springs for a soak in the mineral pools, a cave exploration or a backcountry hike to a glacier
A grand place to embrace B.C. heritage
This cozy community has a wealth of history to share with its visitors.
The journey of a coastal community
Powell River has its share of tales to tell and a history that is too intriguing to leave unexplored.
Celebrate Canada’s 150th with an RV trip of a lifetime
Canada’s 150th anniversary means it’s time for everyone to get out of their comfort zones—even farther away from the television—and explore our massive country.
The Historical Nakusp Hot Springs awaits
The Nakusp Hot Springs has been around for over 100 years and is one of the purest and cleanest sources of thermal healing waters in North America.
Rejuvenate in Radium Hot Spring’s rich history
Radium Hot Springs, Canada’s biggest hot springs pool, has a fascinating history and has been rejuvenating relaxation seekers for a very long time.
The art and heart of Christina Lake
Christina Lake’s community embodies an eclectic mosaic of creativity, business savvy and a passion for environmental stewardship.
Vancouver tours bring history to life
Vancouver has a fascinating past, which you can learn more about by taking one of the creative tours available.
Immerse yourself in history
The Kilby Historic Site will give you a taste of B.C.'s rural heritage.
Qualicum Beach beckons hermits, celebrities and everyone in between
People have been travelling to Qualicum Beach since 1884, and there’s more to experience now than ever
Cycling in Stanley Park
Hop on a bike and explore Stanley Park's lush greenery and oceanside trails.
The No. 1 small arts town in Canada is decked out for Canada’s big birthday
Forged by silver and fires, Nelson has emerged as an artistic outpost in B.C.’s Kootenays
Top 3 things for RVers to see and do in the South Country
Take time to enjoy these outdoor-focused activities while visiting the friendly community of Jaffray, B.C.
Smithers in summer
Smithers, B.C., has a growing reputation for friendliness and abundant cultural and recreational options.
Camping in B.C. just got better
The provincial government is funding the addition of 1,900 new campsites throughout British Columbia.
A town built on coal remembers its fallen
Learn about the long-lost coal mining communities of Michel-Natal as well as the men claimed by the coal mines of the Elk Valley.
Creston has more apples than you can shake a stick at
Agriculture and wineries play a huge role in what Creston is all about
Summer is festival season in British Columbia
It's Canada's 150th birthday this year: B.C. is hosting a number of summer festivals to keep you celebrating all season long.
Revisiting Revelstoke
The charming, visitor-friendly downtown area of Revelstoke, B.C., lies just seconds from the Trans Canada Highway.
Plan your summer: Top beaches in B.C.
In B.C., there’s a beach that’s perfect for everyone from lazy sun lovers to active thrill seekers.
A tale of three communities shapes Kimberley’s past
The history of Kimberley is as rich as the millions of tons of metal excavated from the mountains.
Springtime in British Columbia: The best B.C. parks to explore this season
There’s still plenty of skiing and snowboarding to be done, but it’s also time to hit the hiking trails, put the boat in the water and break out the camping gear.
The Stories They Tell: BC’s Intriguing Historic Sites
Each of the province’s historic sites has an intriguing story to tell. Here are a few to visit this summer.
A golden opportunity for adventure in the Columbia Valley
Golden's history has little to do with actual gold, but embodies the adventurous spirit in the Kootenays.
2017 Tourism Industry Awards recipients announced at gala event
These award winners exemplify the best of B.C.'s travel and tourism industries.
Top 10 reasons to drive the Alaska Highway this summer during its 75th anniversary
10 exciting things to see and do when embarking on your summer adventure on the Alaska Highway
Mabel Lake, a gem worth finding
Beautiful Mabel Lake in the North Okanagan offers everything that makes a vacation perfect — even better, it's a hidden gem off the beaten path.
Dawson Creek dossier
The Alaska Highway turns 75 and Canada is doubly as old at 150. Dawson Creek, B.C. will celebrate with a wide array of activities
Toast nature in Black Creek, B.C.
Black Creek, B.C., offers its visitors many interesting, inspiring agritourism and ecotourism options.
Who was Christina Lake’s Christina?
Christina Lake, named for Christina McDonald in 1870, nestles like a jewel set in the dramatic beauty of B.C.’s Boundary Country.
Take a Kelowna museum tour
Visit one of these top museums in Kelowna, to get a true taste of Okanagan heritage.
Celebrating summer with snakes, singing and a spotted lake
Explore the Okanagan community’s culture at Nk’Mip Desert Cultural Centre in Osoyoos, B.C.
Kitsilano, Vancouver
Vancouver’s Kitsilano area was named for August Jack Khatsahlano of B.C.’s Squamish people.
Experience a replicated Doukhobor village in Castlegar, B.C.
A Doukhobor communal village burial site and suspension bridge represent the lives of these Russian immigrants to southern British Columbia
Where’s the queen’s beef? Fort St. John
The makeup of Fort St. John has shapeshifted over the years—learn all about this historic city while celebrating Canada’s 150th anniversary
Oliver is a hiking hot spot
Try walking the trails in the wine capital of Canada.
Wild and wonderful Vanderhoof
Hiking in Vanderhoof is bound to bring out your inner adventurer.
Dinosaurs chasing waterfalls—yep, you’re in Tumbler Ridge
Tumbler Ridge: come for the waterfalls, stay for the theropods
Dawson Creek is yours to explore
Tour the trails around Dawson Creek and get a firsthand look at the wildlife living there.
Take your holiday in Harrison Hot Springs
This tourist-friendly location is the place to go relax, stroll along beautiful trails and camp with your family.
Explore two beautiful walking trails within city limits in Fort St. John
The Pioneer Pathway Walking Tour and Fish Creek Community Forest Trails will keep the whole family entertained all within Fort St. John.
Hike the trails around Earl’s Cove
Take a hike, and enjoy the natural wonders while camping in Earl's Cove, B.C.
Tours and hikes in Powell River
Camping in Powell River just got more exciting - try one of these enticing walks.
The Lower Mainland offers sublime sights
If you're camping near Burnaby and Surrey, there are plenty of places to go for a nearby stroll.
Take a stroll in beautiful Osoyoos
Take a walking tour or a brisk hike in this appealing B.C. community.
Winter magic in Fernie
The brand new Fernie RV Resort (FRVR) will be open this winter offering the winter camper and RVer a full-service and affordable option to enjoy your favourite snow activities.
Keep calm and play through!
For RVers who have persuaded their significant others that golfing is an essential part of a good vacation, Vancouver’s North Shore communities offer golf courses to suit all skill levels.
