Visitor Information & Services

The Greenwood Visitor Centre & Museum offers a wide range of provincial, regional & local publications. A self-guided Heritage Walking Tour, Phoenix Interpretive Forest Driving Tour and many maps are available. The Museum features our mining history, Japanese Internment gallery & other interesting displays. Our gift shop includes local Japanese art, rocks, minerals, jewelry, cards & books. A guided tour of our 1903 BC Supreme Courthouse is popular with our visitors. Stained glass windows depict the 7 provinces in the confederation of Canada in 1902. Our knowledgeable and friendly staff look forward to giving our visitors a warm welcome to Canada’s Smallest Incorporated City.

The South Cariboo Visitor Centre is a charming log building and home of the unofficial “World’s Largest X-Country Skis”. Located along the 100 Mile Marsh, it’s a great stop for a picnic and bird watching. For your convenience, restrooms, wireless internet, fenced picnic area and tons of information are available to you! Ask a knowledgeable and friendly Visitor Information Counsellor for assistance with local or provincial information and you won’t be disappointed! Also enjoy a lovely selection of unique souvenirs and books for sale. We are OPEN year round so stop on by!

Our professional, highly trained staff can help you make the most of your time in Chilliwack and help you plan your journey throughout British Columbia and beyond. We are located right off of Highway #1 and have a lovely rest stop, clean bathrooms, outdoor picnic area and free wifi on location. Visit our 17′ Sto:lo welcome figures hand carved on location in celebration of Canada 150.

Trail, BC is located in the beautiful West Kootenay region of the southern BC interior. Nestled between the Monashee and Selkirk Mountains, Trail sits on the banks of the mighty Columbia River. The Trail Visitor Centre operates from the Trail Riverfront Centre in the heart of downtown Trail, sharing space with the Trail Museum & Archives and the Trail & District Public Library. Plentiful paid, on-street parking is available, with one free RV parking stall. We are also situated one block from the main public transit hub in downtown Trail. Feel free to contact staff in advance for any questions you may have. While masks are not required, they are encouraged! This facility is closed for all statutory holidays. The facility offers: – public washrooms – universal washroom – elevator – bike locks – friendly staff – gift shop – library and museum galleries

We are open! Destination Osoyoos invites you to experience Canada’s warmest welcome. Please stop in on your way or reach out to us before your trip to beautiful Osoyoos! Our Visitor Service Ambassadors are happy to help make your trip a remarkable one!

Our Visitor Information Booth is located in scenic downtown Bella Coola, Gateway to the Great Bear Rainforest. We have a full staff to help answer any questions. Our Visitor Information is open from June 15th through the month of September. We are wheelchair accessible. Our gallery has custom Nuxalk & First Nations art, sculptures and jewelry as well as clean, indoor washrooms. We offer up-to-date information on open trails and activities as well as information on local accommodations. Stop in to say ‘Hello” and pick up a Visitor & Trail Guide.

Burns Lake and the Lakes District region in Northern British Columbia is an outdoor adventure destination that is hard to beat! Experience world class mountain biking, explore over 3000 miles of lake shore, fly or boat into the famous Tweedsmuir Provincial Park, or shop at the many downtown boutiques. Find the Burns Lake Visitor Centre in the historic forest rangers warehouse – we can assist you in planning your perfect escape! #visitburnslake

Let us help you make the most of your trip to Haida Gwaii! We are located inside the Sandspit Airport Terminal with our hours changing seasonally. Sandspit/K’il Kun, is the southernmost community on Haida Gwaii, and the only community on Moresby Island. We are the last stop and gateway to Gwaii Haanas. Our community’s many nearby bays and trails offer exiting places to explore coastal life and set up a base for your next adventure. Come in and ask us for a community trail guide map or other local information. We also pride ourselves on our gift shop which is a beautiful space to browse while you wait for your flight, where you will find books, souvenirs, and local art before you leave the islands. Bike rentals available at the Centre. Haawa! Thank you!

Stop by the Hope, Cascades & Canyons Visitor Centre to learn everything you need to know about beautiful Hope, BC! Please note that the Hope Museum is temporarily closed. Inquire at the Visitor Centre for more information.

Coquitlam Heritage Society operates Mackin House Museum. Mackin House is one of the last remaining Fraser Mill homes. Located on the corner of Brunette Avenue and Marmont Street, Mackin House has been a landmark and monument in the community since it was built in 1909. It continues to be an enduring symbol of Coquitlams rich history. Visit us for a historic tour, to see our rotating exhibits, or to attend one of the many workshops and events we offer! We are also Coquitlam’s tourism centre. Here, you will find maps and information for Coquitlam, the Lower Mainland, and beyond. We can also provide directions – just ask!

The Sicamous & District Visitor Information Centre welcomes guests from across Canada and the world, highlighting all that the Shuswap has to offer.

Tourism PG warmly welcomes visitors and helps provide them with the best possible experience during their stay in Prince George. We are located along Highway 16 on the edge of downtown. Allow the knowledgeable staff to share with you why Prince George embodies the perfect balance of urban and wild, and how you can experience that for yourself. The Visitor Centre is brimming with information about northern BC and can help you plan the rest of your trip throughout the province, and a little beyond.

The Fort Nelson Visitor Information Centre is located at Mile 300 on the famous Alaska Highway. Stop in to get information, ask questions, use the computers or internet, use bathrooms and fill up your coffee mug. The centre is also stocked with local artisan products from art and jewelry to pottery and First Nations products which may make a great keepsake. We have Covid-19 procedures in place – if you have any concerns please give us a call We are closed on Statutory Holidays

Drop in & meet our friendly staff and allow us to help you find what you are looking for when visiting our beautiful City. Let us help you discover our beautiful walking & hiking trails, our historic wooden truss walking bridge or let us help you find a place to stay for the night! We will be happy to help you out!