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Visitor Information & Services

Where to go for local insight and expertise

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Visitor Centre logoIf you’re looking to connect with a local tourism expert, there are more than 100 community-owned Visitor Centres and booths across the province that make up BC’s Visitor Services Network.

Here you can access a wide range of services including personalised trip planning, wayfinding, accommodation reservations, and general information about your destination. Visitor Information Counsellors often extend their services within their communities via mobile or street teams. You can locate a Visitor Centre using our directory below, and during your travels look for the distinctive blue-and-yellow logo.

You can also reach out to us any time on social media for information to help you plan your perfect BC getaway. Contact us at @hellobc, and don’t forget to use the hashtag #exploreBC.

Please Note: As a result of COVID-19, some businesses in BC may not be operating, or operating with reduced capacity. We encourage you to check the websites of the businesses featured here and contact the businesses that you plan to visit in advance.

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Fort St. John Visitor Information Centre

Visitor Centres, Accessibility

We have Certified Visitor Counsellors to assist with all of your travel needs! Complimentary brochures Free maps & maps for purchase Up-to-date weather, road and event information Free wi-fi A great souvenir shop & more

Fort St. John, Northern British Columbia, Northern Rockies & Alaska Highway

Fort St. John

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Summerland Visitor Centre

Visitor Centres

Our staff is friendly and knowledgeable about the area and attractions in Summerland. We have the resources to make your stay one that you will remember and want to experience again and again. From travelling back in time on the Kettle Valley Steam Railway to visiting one of our 24 award winning wineries,cideries & craft breweries, there is something for everyone to discover while visiting. Let us help plan your trip. Summerland Visitor Centre is wheelchair accessible and offers free Wifi, public use computer, washroom facilities and picnic tables. We also have a small selection of Summerland gifts.

Summerland, Okanagan Valley, Thompson Okanagan

Summerland

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Sointula Visitor Centre

Visitor Centres, Accessibility

The official Visitor Centre for Sointula and Malcolm Island is operated by the Sointula Resource Centre. Stop here first for maps, island information and details on local businesses. We offer a free bike rental program from May through October. We also have three in-house computers for public use or daily, weekly and monthly Wi-Fi passes available for purchase. We provide office services to the public such as printing, copying, scanning, faxing, laminating, and more.

Sointula, Northern Vancouver Island, Vancouver Island

Sointula

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Golden Visitor Centre

Visitor Centres, Accessibility

Stop by the Golden Visitor Centre to speak with our local, knowledgeable counsellors who are the best resource for insider tips on where to stay, what to eat and how to make the most of your mountain adventure. We offer free local maps and guides, trip planning advice and free wifi. Parks Canada passes and a selection of souvenirs are also available for purchase. Our building and washrooms are fully accessible. Our picnic tables make for a great place for lunch while your dog enjoys a break in the dog run.

Kootenay Rockies, Canadian Rockies, Golden

Golden

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Creston Valley Visitor Centre

Visitor Centres, Accessibility

The Creston Valley Visitor Centre is located in downtown Creston next to the historic grain elevators. The Visitor Centre is a wifi hotspot and is wheelchair accessible. The Creston Valley – Kootenay Lake region is a great destination for foodies, family fun and rural adventurers.

Kootenay Rockies, Kootenays, Creston

Creston

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Sicamous & District Visitor Centre

Visitor Centres, Accessibility

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

Shuswap, Sicamous, Thompson Okanagan

Sicamous

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Columbia Valley Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Centre

Visitor Centres, Accessibility

The Invermere Visitor Centre is situated just south of the crossroads into Invermere. We offer washrooms, free WiFi, ample parking, hall & Boardroom rental and friendly travel advice. If you’re after information on the Columbia Valley and beyond, whether you are visiting or just passing through, drop in for a visit.

Invermere, Kootenay Rockies, Canadian Rockies, Fairmont Hot Springs

Invermere

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District of Logan Lake Campground and Visitor Centre

Visitor Centres

Located on beautiful Logan Lake, beside the Meadow Creek Golf Course, we are steps from the Copper Ridge Golf Course, trout fishing, bird watching, walking and bike trails. Being only 1 km from the downtown core, spraypark and playground, we are the perfect stop on your trip!

Logan Lake, Thompson Okanagan, Thompson Valley

Logan Lake

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Sooke Region Museum & Visitor Centre

Visitor Centres, Museums & Heritage Sites

The Sooke Region Museum & Visitor Centre is a community museum that explores the human and natural heritage of the region from Sooke to Port Renfrew. The museum also operates the local visitor information centre for the region. We have both exhibits in the main museum building and around the grounds. In the Summer we are open 7 days a week. In the off season we are closed Mondays and most Stat holidays. Starting the first Thursday in June, and running until first Thursday in September, we host a night market from 5pm to 8pm and museum stays open during this event.We also usually are closed over Christmas and the first week of January. The museum holds various special event during the year, has a gift shop with local arts & crafts, plus can do special meals for pre-booked tour groups.

Sooke, Vancouver Island, Cowichan & Southern Vancouver Island

Sooke

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Tourism Kamloops Visitor Centre

Visitor Centres, Accessibility

The BOLD Street Team provides mobile visitor services by popping up at popular locations and events across Kamloops to assist with information and provide resources to visitors and locals in the city. Our team is made up of tourism ambassadors with a passion for local attractions, outdoor adventures, and more.

Keep an eye out for the Tourism Kamloops vehicle and pop-up tourism tent at local hotspots from May-September.

Visitor Centre Closed
The Kamloops Visitor Centre permanently closed in June 2020. All outdoor facilities – such as EV chargers, sani-dump station, dog run, and picnic benches – are still available for use.
For public washrooms and immediate tourist information, please visit the Aberdeen Mall across the street during its hours of operation.

Kamloops, Thompson Okanagan, Thompson Valley

Kamloops

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Nakusp Visitor Centre

Visitor Centres, Accessibility

The Nakusp Visitor Centre has information about local and regional accommodations, attractions, hot springs, recreation, transportation and more. Also available: bathroom, picnic table, electric vehicle stage 2 charging station, maps, wifi, copy/fax/scan/print services. We’ll tell you where to go and how to get there. 🙂

Kootenay Rockies, Kootenays, Nakusp

Nakusp

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North Vancouver Visitor Centre

Visitor Centres, Accessibility

The North Vancouver Visitor Centre provides plenty of information on local activities and events, attractions, local shops, transportation, sightseeing tours and accommodations so you can make the most of your visit to Vancouver’s North Shore.

North Vancouver, Vancouver & Area, Vancouver, Coast & Mountains

North Vancouver

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Cowichan Regional Visitor Centre

Visitor Centres, Accessibility

The Cowichan Regional Visitor Centre (CRVC) is located adjacent to the BC Forest Discovery Centre in Duncan, BC. The friendly and knowledgeable information councilors at the CRVC are prepared to help you plan and navigate your trip, and will make you feel at home in the luscious Cowichan Valley. The Visitor Centre is within a 10 minute drive of many of the region’s highlights, including the famous Duncan City of Totems, Chemainus City of Murals, world-class wineries, quaint artisan galleries, and unforgettable whale watching experiences. If you’re looking for lunch recommendations or a place to stay, our councilors would be happy to help make bookings and provide directions. The CRVC also hosts a variety of local souvenirs, books, and clothing items to fit your travel needs. Feel free to stop in for a coffee and to use the free WiFi.

Duncan, Vancouver Island, Cowichan & Southern Vancouver Island

Duncan

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Greenwood Visitor Centre & Museum

Visitor Centres, Museums & Heritage Sites, Accessibility

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.

Boundary Country, Greenwood, Thompson Okanagan

Greenwood

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