Vancouver, Coast & Mountains Visitor Centres
29 Visitor Centres in Vancouver, Coast & Mountains
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The Hope Visitor Centre & Museum complex offers ample parking, public washrooms, picnic tables, WIFI, pay telephone plus "First Blood-Rambo" & Hope photoboards. Staff are trained & knowledgeable about the entire Hope region - including the Fraser Canyon, Manning Provincial Park & Skagit Valley Provincial Park. Unique souvenirs and books available for purchase. Location is start of self guided Hope arts & carvings walking tour. Adjacent Hope Museum is open mid-May to beginning Sep. Admission by donation. Home Gold Mill is also located here and can be viewed year round.
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The Visitor Centre is located in the historic Village of Fort Langley, the birthplace of BC and home to the Fort Langley National Historic Site.
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A quaint railway station style centre is just off Main Street amidst attractive surroundings that include a small park with a caboose, an outdoor pool, museum and ample parking. Local detailed maps and tours are offered for our area. Trail maps and a walking tour map are available.
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Located across the street from the Mighty Fraser River, we provide local information to all visitors. A picnic table is nestled on a rolling hill overlooking the Fraser River. Enjoy our Japanese Friendship Garden. Downtown Mission is minutes away.
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Located at the Fraser River Discovery Centre, the New Westminster Visitor Centre features stunning views of the Fraser River. The bustling activity along the boardwalk makes this Visitor Centre a unique experience.
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This year-round location provides plenty of information on local activities, attractions and accommodations so you can make the most of Vancouver's North Shore Where Nature Lives. Look for the big blue flag waving outside of our front door! We also have two other Visitor Centres open daily May long weekend to September long weekend. Please look up locations on our website.
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Travel to Vancouver's North Shore in Style & Limo is FREE - presented by Vancouver's N.Shore Tourism
Vancouver's North Shore Tourism pays Aerocar limo fare from airport to our partner hotels.
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Located on corner of Hwy 99 and Portage Rd, entrance to Pemberton, by our only stop light. Our expansive landscaped grounds offer ample parking, picnic tables, pay telephone and a sani station. Open mid-May - Sep 30th. A "Superhost Community".
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Located in downtown Maderia Park in the middle of our beautiful community gardens, the Tourist/Visitor Info Booth is a brightly painted kiosk featuring scenes of our seaside community.
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We offer brochures and information on our communities and other communities and other regions of BC. We sell BC Parks parking passes and offer internet access. We feature a fully accessible Visitor Centre, local retail items, a picnic table, lots of parking for vehicles RV's and buses and a bike stand.
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Located in the Port Moody Arts Centre on St. Johns Street in the heart of old Port Moody. Friendly staff knowledgeable about local area and beyond. Enjoy exhibits of local and regional artists, gift shop with local art, free parking, washrooms, brochures and maps.
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