Thompson Okanagan Visitor Centres
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An area landmark, the CPR Station opened in 1923 to serve a branch line of the historic Kettle Valley Railway that facilitated shipment of local perishable fruit/vegetables to Vancouver. This renovated historic building now serves as the Visitor Centre.
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Stopping at this visitor centre will be a highlight of your trip. You can look across Okanagan Lake to Rattlesnake Island and watch for "Ogopogo" to appear. Picnic on the grassy lakeshore or shop in this spectacular setting.
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The Wine Country Visitor Centre features beautiful architecture, highly knowledgeable travel counsellors and an amazing wine shop with 400+ VQA wines. Start your Penticton adventure by consulting with Penticton's expert travel counsellors to ensure you experience everything Penticton offers.
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Sit on our giant rocking chair on the wrap-around porch to enjoy the Similkameen River flowing by and the local river rock used to create our garden walls. Discover over 300 brochures on both local attractions and for almost every Town in BC. We sell a variety of merchandise including Princeton & BC logo T-shirts; local, historic, and nature books; jewellery; CDs; etc... We have a picnic area, access to the River to put in a kayak, canoe or tube, and we are on a Gold Panning Reserve where you can try your luck at finding Gold.
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In the heart of Salmon Arm, our Visitor Centre is situated in a beautiful heritage building referred to as the "Old Courthouse". It has retained much of it's former heritage appearance, making our space warm, friendly and easily accessible.
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The Visitor Centre is a heritage house built in 1947. We are located across from the public boat launch. Our local beach park is around the corner from our centre which offers a wonderful picnic area, sandy beach, children's playground and public washrooms.
We offer Internet access, and business services.
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Located right on the Trans Canada Hwy our picturesque Visitor Centre features easy access, lots of parking and amenities including a picnic table, dog walk and visitor kiosk.
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This Tudor Style two-story building features a replica of the Kettle Valley Steam Train in front with picnic tables for a leisure lunch. We offer guides, maps, accommodation brochures, internet access, BC Parks Passes and Hello BC Accommodation Reservations.
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Get great local and provincial information, room reservations, or book local activities. Fun, interactive displays about the Chinook Salmon, Mount Pierre Elliot Trudeau and the Premier Mountain Range. Natural history presentations. Internet access. Valemount and Super, Natural BC souvenirs available. During August see the spawning Chinook Salmon in nearby George Hicks Regional Park.
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Located in the renowned Watson House a beautifully restored heritage building. We offer a large parking lot for RV's and a detailed information service sign which includes local map. Large landscaped property with picnic tables as well as a pet friendly area. Internet access and handicap washrooms are also available.
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