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 Courtenay campground / RV park:
Spacious, secluded, fully serviced treed sites in peaceful setting. Wilderness camping also available. Adjacent to Seal Bay Nature Park. Clean heated washrooms with showers. Laundry. Open year round. Weekly and monthly rates. Biking, hiking on doorstep. 5 mins. to boat launch, fishing, golf.
Todays featured Redstone cottage / chalet or cabin:
Situated in Redstone between the Chilancoh and Chilcotin rivers, right along Highway 20, the route 40 connector to Bella Coola and the Pacific Ocean, you cannot miss our restaurant, KiNiKiNiK with it’s beautiful timber framed construction and .....
Todays featured Courtenay campground / RV park:
This 105-hectare park and campground is nestled below the spectacular cliffs of Mount Mark. Camp in the forest beside the lake, rent a canoe or stand-up paddleboard, have a picnic, drop a fishing line or try out the range of programmed recreation activities on offer.
Todays featured Prince George campground / RV park:
12 km north of downtown Prince George on Hwy 97, watch for Hwy directional signs. The park is beautifully treed with large individual sites; water, power, sewer. Free showers, cable TV, WiFi and modem internet access. Washrooms and laundry are spotlessly clean. Very close to a shopping centre..
Todays featured Logan Lake campground / RV park:
The park offers an assortment of recreational activities including swimming, fishing, boating, hiking, biking, and nature appreciation. The campground serves as a base for recreational use at both Stake and Walloper Lakes. The park sees high use during the summer season.
Todays featured Slocan Park cottage / chalet or cabin:
Valhalla Pines is a six acre campground in a forested residential area surrounded by beautiful mountains and rivers.
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.