Vancouver Island Visitor Centres
26 Visitor Centres in Vancouver Island
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Located in a log house in the center of Lake Cowichan as you come off of Hwy 18. Featuring Saywell Park that is adjacent to our building and directly behind the Visitor Centre is Kaatza Historical Station Museum. Internet access, photocopying, faxing, pocket maps, and historical maps are available at cost. Canadian Cash services only.
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The Mill Bay Tourist/Visitor Info Booth has just about all the information you need about the Cowichan Valley. We are easily accessible off the Trans Canada Hwy. There are public washrooms, phones, banks, ATM, picnic tables, grocery store, restaurants, liquor stores, coffee and ice cream shops for a meal or snack.
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The Nanaimo Visitor Centre is located in the old Beban House, a provincial heritage building historically known for being haunted. Built in the early 1930's by a local timber baron, the old log home now sits majestically within beautiful Beban Park. Stop in to the Visitor Centre and take advantage of the beautiful picnic setting, gift shop, internet access and much more. While you're here, why not ask the friendly staff for a complimentary ghost tour? It's AMAZING what you can do in Nanaimo!
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The Parksville Visitor Centre is situated between the beautiful Rotary Peace Park and the historic Craig Heritage Park & Museum. Come and discover our unique gift shop that showcases our local artisans.
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Located at the junction of Hwy 4 and Port Alberni Hwy, with a spectacular view of Mount Arrowsmith to the East, the McKenzie mountain range to the West and the Beaufort Mountain Range to the North on a 35km inlet.
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Located at Carrot Park, home of the famous "Welcome to Port Hardy" sign; this park is the most photographed site in Port Hardy, providing a panoramic view of Hardy Bay with a backdrop of the snow-capped Coastal Mountain Range.
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Located in the beautiful harbour next door to BC Ferries and steps away from Downtown and all its amenities. Offering a full range of services for the guest, computer service, extensive brochure library and so much more. Newly renovated Visitor Centre partners with the Harbour Office for a full service stop whether by road or water!
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The Qualicum Beach Visitor Centre is located on the beach adjacent to the seaside boardwalk. The beach is family and dog friendly (closed to dogs during the Brant Geese Festival March and April). Great selection of souvenirs of the area and an exclusive line of made in Canada clothing by Ocean Aura Design. Oceanside savvy staff look forward to your arrival in their community.
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The Salt Spring Visitor Centre is located in the heart of downtown Ganges at 121 Lower Ganges Rd. Our knowledgeable volunteer counsellors offer a wealth of information and want to ensure you experience an unforgetable visit. Free local maps, ferry and bus schedules, and our brochure can be picked up at any time. Tour and local buses stop right outside our front door. There is a bicycle rack available and parking is located behind the Visitor Centre. Shops, galleries, restaurants, parks and more are a short stroll from the Visitor Centre. We'd love to see you!!
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Located on the big wharf at Kelsey Bay on Johnstone Strait. A viewing room and outdoor seating is available for your enjoyment.
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