1 Strathcona Pkwy
Comox Valley, BC

This winter we’ve been celebrating the experiences that make this season special with the Campbell River. Here is a list of our favourite local experiences to do inside and out this season!

S Dogwood St
Campbell River, BC

The Beaver Lodge Lands have a wide variety of trails that are loved by locals and visitors alike. To get started, we suggest the Rail Trail, which is roughly 3 kilometres long and takes approximately 40 minutes to walk one way. This trail was developed on an old logging road, which created a path that is fairly wide and level. All the trails in the Beaver Lodge Lands are multi-use and suitable for all ages and skill levels: bikers, walkers and horseback riders are all welcome

1 Strathcona Pkwy
Comox Valley, BC

Campbell River is located a 45-minute drive from Mount Washington. Here visitors can explore the alpine wonderland. For downhill skiing and snowboarding enthusiasts, there are a wide variety of well-maintained runs sure to please any skill level. Or for those looking to get off the beaten path, try snowshoeing, cross-country skiing or riding a fat bike in Paradise Meadows. Rentals are available for all winter activities.

BC-28
Campbell River, BC

Lose yourself in nature and the overwhelming power of the Elk Falls from the suspension bridge above. After the waterfall, wander through the six kilometres of serene old growth forest trails and feel dwarfed by the sky-high trees. Nestled in nature, Elk Falls will leave you in awe of west coast woodlands. While visiting, be sure to check out Campbell River Hydroelectric Facilities Discovery Centre.

470 Island Hwy
Campbell River, BC

Explore vibrant and contemporary exhibits of First Nations cultures, sit behind the wheel of an early logging truck and learn about early days of recreational and commercial fishing at the award-winning Campbell River Museum. While visiting, be sure to take in the short film on the Ripple Rock explosion in the Van Isle Theatre.

594 11 Ave
Campbell River, BC

Beach Fire Brewing has quickly become a staple of the CR community. Known for their fresh, locally sourced menu and refreshing brews, this place is a must-stop. Their cozy lounge is the perfect spot to kick back after a long day of exploring the area. If you can’t pick just one try one of their tasting flights and have the best of both worlds! The social and relaxing atmosphere is the perfect way to unwind and trade stories of the past days’ adventures.

926 Island Hwy
Campbell River, BC

With an emphasis on supporting local, here you will find local ingredients. As a counter-service establishment, our taproom offers a variety of both meat and plant-based food options, complemented by a rotating tap list of craft beer and ciders. We strive to continuously offer fresh and locally crafted products to ensure a memorable experience every time you come through our doors.

4125 Discovery Dr
Campbell River, BC

Dolphins Resort features 13 west coast style cabins, many with personal hot tubs and wood-burning fireplaces, and an upscale pacific Northwest-inspired restaurant. The Resort is open year-round, and Anglers Restaurant is open to the public daily for Breakfast and Dinner. Dolphins Resort is a short 5-minute drive, North from the Campbell River city centre. Dolphins Resort sits on a 4-acre heritage property overlooking Discovery Passage and the Coast Mountains. Built in the 1940’s, Dolphins Resort is one of British Columbia’s original sportfishing destinations. Each of our cabins is unique; so, we have room configurations to suit almost every accommodation need.