Comox Valley, BC

Activate winter explorer mode! We’ve compiled a list of our favourite local experiences to embrace the winter season. As long as you’re prepared for the elements, fantastic adventures await you in the mountains of Strathcona Park when temperatures fall and snow blankets the landscape. And if you think beach walks or scuba diving are just for the summer months? Think again and read on!

4125 Discovery Dr
Campbell River, BC

Campbell River hotels don’t just boast amazing views, they give visitors easy access to many adventure opportunities. Hotels located in the heart of the downtown like the Comfort Inn or the Coast Discovery Inn allow for exploration of nearby restaurants, local shops and attractions like the Discovery Pier, the Museum at Campbell River and the Tyee Spit. For those wanting to go a little further afield and experience nature without sacrificing comfort try Dolphins Resort which offers secluded cabins, unforgettable oceanfront views and an onsite restaurant.

Campbell River

Campbell River, British Columbia, Canada

Campbell River & Region has a number of beautiful parks with serene open spaces geared towards free exploration. Whether it’s for a leisurely stroll with your family, a beach fire with friends, or the pleasure of watching the sunrise from a secluded beach, the Campbell River Region invites you to immerse yourself in active adventure. This beautiful corner of Vancouver Island is blessed with wilderness parks, lakes, rivers, alpine meadows and access to both the sheltered Salish Sea and the open Pacific ocean. The region’s beaches, oceanside promenades and many wild places provide a menu of choices for visitors.

Campbell River

Campbell River, British Columbia, Canada

Vancouver Island is home to some of the best coldwater diving in the world. The waters around Campbell River teem with marine life due to the large nutrient tidal exchanges here. You can expect amazing visibility, kelp forests and tons of marine life. There’s a world of wonder waiting for certified recreational divers to try cold water diving in Campbell River. With the right drysuit to keep you warm, an experienced guide and a thirst for adventure, you’ll be ready to explore our underwater ecosystem in no time.

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.