From golf courses to wine country. From naturally heated hot springs and spas to whale watching. Skiing, snowboarding, and the thrills of mountain living. When you visit British Columbia, you get a little bit of it all.
Todays featured Osoyoos campground / RV park:
We are one of the South Okanagan's largest and most prestigious parks with over 300 sites ranging in service from deluxe 50-Amp full hook-up RV stalls including cable TV, to simple tenting spots with only water hook-ups. We are fortunate to be .....
Todays featured Fort St John hotel:
Enjoy value and comfort at our Super 8 by Wyndham Fort St. John hotel near Hudson's Hope Museum. Our location off the Alaska Highway makes it easy to get to popular local attractions. The hotel is putting the environment first, reducing water waste and relying on energy-efficient lights..
Todays featured Mackenzie Bed & Breakfast or Boutique Hotel:
The Garden House offers a private, newly renovated 2 bedroom suite. The Garden Room has queen bed with new 3 piece ensuite bathroom. The Woodlands Room has queen bed and 4 piece private bathroom. Common sitting area with hide-a-bed, gas .....
Todays featured Fernie hotel:
Whether you choose to soothe sore muscles in the hot-tub, enjoy a tasty meal in Kelsey's Restaurant, or just cozy up with a good book in front of the fireplace, Cornerstone Lodge is the ideal accommodation location to unwind and re-energize before your next adventure at Fernie Alpine Resort..
Todays featured Princeton campground / RV park:
Princeton Castle Resort - Situated just 5 minutes outside of Princeton BC in the Cascade Mountains. This little known pristine area surprises all new visitors with its amazing natural beauty and abundant recreational opportunities.
Todays featured Merritt campground / RV park:
Attention all outdoor enthusiasts, including fishermen, mountain bikers, hikers, weekend car campers and serious RV campers: Moon Shadows proudly hosts 25 fully serviced RV spots, 25 non-serviced RV spots and 19 tenting spots, available throughout the year.
Visit Whistler - winter or summer. Just 2 hours north of Vancouver along the breathtaking Sea to Sky Highway lies Whistler. A picturesque four-season alpine resort nestled in the Coast Mountains.
With 33 lifts connecting to more than 200 marked trails, Whistler is recognized as the Number One ski resort in North America by skiers and ski publications alike. And with spring conditions on the mountain second-to-none for snow activity, this is the time to hit the slopes. Plus, late spring makes Whistler a golfer's paradise. Spend the day on one of four championship golf courses. Browse boutiques and art galleries. Indulge yourself at a spa. Dine in an Italian trattoria, Japanese sushi bar, or French bistro. Or soak in an outdoor hot tub. Whistler serves an attractive mix of cosmopolitan amenities and pristine beauty; it truly does offer an escape away from it all at the same time as allowing you to have it all.