Visitor Centres
British Columbia's Visitor Centres are members of the Visitor Centres Network and are available to provide you with tourist information, assistance and advice.
Northern BC's Visitor Centres are listed below
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540 Hwy 16 W
Burns Lake Visitor Centre & Museum are located on Hwy 16 across from CNC Campus. We offer wireless computer hookups and internet access inside, and at one of our picnic tables. RV parking is encouraged in the college parking lot.
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5217 North Access Rd
The Chetwynd Visitor Centre is a small white cabin with a four seasons mural on the front and side of the building. It is located directly on Hwy 97 heading through town next to the Chainsaw Carving Boardwalk.
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900 Alaska Ave
Housed in the middle of the original 1931 Northern Alberta Railway (NAR) Station Museum the Visitor Centre is located at 900 Alaska Avenue in "NAR Park" offering beautiful gardens, Art Gallery and the Mile "0" Cairn Historic Marker.
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5430 50th Ave N
The Fort Nelson Visitor Centre is located on the Alaska Highway across from the mile 300 monument.
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115 Douglas Ave
We have over 250 free magazines and brochures for local, surrounding area, BC and some neighbouring Provinces and States. We are located just minutes away from The Fort St. James National Historic Site, situated on the picturesque Stuart Lake.
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9523 - 100 St
Features a gift shop, public access computer stations and wireless access, lounge area with free coffee and an extensive selection of brochures. The Visitor Centre is adjacent to Centennial Park and centrally located within easy walking distance to many activities.
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3 Babine Dr
We have a museum, local crafters display their wares for sale and Saturdays we have a farmers market.
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3289 Highway 16
We are located in beautiful Steelhead Park beside the World's Largest Fishing Rod. We are a barn shaped building and home to a magnificent grizzly bear display. Our highway location provides easy access and parking for buses and RVs.
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9555 Beattie Dr
You are going to love our log building located on the main highway. A stunning view of the Peace River and valley are just steps away. The Centre sits in Beattie Park and has washrooms, playground, gazebo and picnic area.
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2109 Forest Avenue
Visible from the highway the Visitor Centre is the first building visitors see upon entering Kitimat. Heritage Park located in front of our Centre displays flags from ethnic groups in our community, and provides picnic tables, gazebeo and informaton kiosk.
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1000 - 1st Ave
Sharing our Heritage Train Station with a coffee shop and art/craft gallery, McBride Visitor Centre is next to a playground with free parking. We offer travelers friendly, helpful service in a spectacular setting, rich in history and culture.
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4070 - 9th Ave
The Hazelton area Visitor Centre is a unique two story log building with three larger than life statues representing "the miner", "the logger", and "the packer" on the grounds. There is easy access and grassed park area with picnic tables.
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1300 First Ave
Prince George has two Visitor Centre locations; the year round Visitor Centre is a spacious, welcoming attraction on First Ave in downtown Prince George. The summer Visitor Centre is located at the junction of Hwys 16 & 97.
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215 Cow Bay Rd
We are located in Atlin Terminal looking over the beautiful Prince Rupert harbour. Visit us for information on things to do and places of interest in Prince Rupert.
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3220 Wharf St
The Queen Charlotte Visitor Centre is located on the waterfront. Inside the longhouse inspired building find interpretive displays on ocean life, an artisans gallery, giftshop and engaging resourceful staff. We have a large parking area, public restrooms and picnic area.
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Sandspit Airport
The Sandspit Visitor Centre provides all island information and features a gift shop and trip planning area with marine charts, topographical maps, and a marine VHF radio to check the weather and sea conditions.
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1411 Court St
Smithers Visitor Centre is the starting point for a walk down our Alpine Themed Main Street. Enjoy a break at the picnic table while gazing at the Hudson Bay mountains, home of the famous Glacier Gulch and Twin Fall hikes.
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222 - 5th Ave
The Stewart Visitor Centre is located at the scenic entrance of the boardwalk. Take a walk and enjoy the view of the Portland Canal or bring a snack and enjoy the picnic tables situated in the pavilion.
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10316 - 100 St
Mile 35 - a must-stop for any traveler! With a combined 25 years of Counselling experience, Juanita & Rita are renowned for their knowledge and friendly dispositions. Amenities include wheelchair access, washroom, picnic tables, interpretive displays, green space and gardens.
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4511 Keith Ave
Located on the main route into town, the Visitor Centre is a log building featuring a free sani-dump, plenty of information inside, and a public washroom. We have a stuffed Kermodei Bear, pictures, and information on the region.
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270 Southgate
Located conveniently in the downtown core, the Visitor Centre has a grassy picnic area that is used as an ideal meeting place for our visitors. Tickets for the Dinosaur Trackway Tours may be purchased here.
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2353 Burrard Ave
Offering convenient, friendly information in the heart of BC. Find information about accommodation, hunting, fishing, hiking, road conditions, tourist alerts and outdoor adventure. Check your email, fax papers or use the facilities. We can help you plan your trip too.
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