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Kimberley
Location: Hwy 95A; 400 km west of Calgary;
32 km from Cranbrook; 65 km north of the US
border. Population: 7,000. Visitor Information: Four Season RV & Condo Resort
Tourism Kimberley Visitor Centre 270 Kimberley www.sweetlife.com
Avenue, Kimberley, BC V1A 0A3; Phone: (778)
481-1891; Email: info@tourismkimberley.com;
Website: www.tourismkimberley.com
Fort Steele
Location: Highways 93 and 95; 16 km northeast
of Cranbrook. Visitor Information: Phone (250)
417-6000; Website: www.fortsteele.ca
Fairmont Hot Springs Resort
Location: Highways 93 and 95; 130 km (81
miles) north of Cranbrook, 174 km (108 miles)
south of Banff. Visitor Information: Fairmont
Hot Springs Resort; Phone: (800) 663-4979;
Email: info@fhsr.com; Website: www.
fairmonthotsprings.com.
Radium Hot Springs
Location: Highways 93 and 95; 135 km (84
miles) southwest of Banff; 145 km (90 miles)
north of Cranbrook; borders Kootenay National Discover Holiday Park RV & Condo Resort!
Park. Population: 800. Visitor Information:
Radium Hot Springs Visitor Information Centre, In the heart of Okanagan Valley, just north of Kelowna, you’ll find Holiday Park
7556 Main Street East, Radium Hot Springs, RV & Condo Resort nestled on the shore of Ellison (Duck) Lake. Surrounded by
B.C. V0A lM0; Phone: (250) 347-9331 or (888)
347-9331; Email: info@radiumhotsprings.com; golf courses, wineries, lakes and ski hills, Holiday Park Resort is a four-season des-
Website: www.radiumhotsprings.com tination for travelers and vacationers worldwide!
With 117 condos and 570 RV sites and units, the resort operates year-round,
Located on the “warm side of the Canadian supported by a dedicated team of employees and our many volunteers. Our cen-
Rockies” along the beautiful Columbia River, The tral location between the cities of Kelowna and Vernon, next to Winfield in Lake
Village of Radium Hot Springs is a mountain getaway
community with a diversity of accommodations. It Country, ensures easy access to shopping, businesses, medical, churches, enter-
offers beautiful alpine scenery, access to Canada’s tainment, all nearby.
largest natural hot spring mineral pools, great dining Holiday Park Resort features an array of amenities and facilities including 24/7
Revelstoke security, 3 rec centers, 4 pools, 3 hot tubs, sauna, an on-site restaurant, laundry
facilities, hair salon, a 6 hole executive golf course, woodworking/hobby shop,
Location: Trans Canada Highway 1; 148 km gym and much more. And we’re pet friendly, with a large fenced off-leash dog
from Golden; 415 km from Calgary; 193
km from Kelowna; 245 km from Nelson; park for Fifi and Fido!
641 km from Vancouver. Population: 7,100. Our full-time Recreation Coordinator organizes a variety of events and activities
Visitor Information Centre: 301 Victoria Road for all ages, with much appreciated assistance from our volunteers. Dinners, danc-
West; Chamber of Commerce: PO Box 490,
Revelstoke, BC, V0E 2S0; Phone: (800) 487- es, social events, card clubs, billiards club, exercise classes, pickleball, shuffle-
1493; Email: info@revelstokechamber.com; board… the list is endless! We offer the perfect environment for all ages, ranging
Website: www.seerevelstoke.com. from college students to seniors. As a 19+ resort, children are welcome visitors,
Kelowna whether for family vacations or to spend quality time with grandparents.
You’ll commonly see residents and guests on golf carts, bicycles and on foot.
Location: Junction of Highways 97 and 97C,
near Highway 33; 240 miles to Vancouver, Along with numerous walking trails throughout the resort, we are conveniently
360 miles to Calgary, 90 miles north of the located alongside the Okanagan Rail Trail, a scenic walking/biking/hiking trail that
US border. Population: 127,000. Visitor runs from Kelowna to Vernon.
Information: Tourism Kelowna Visitor Centre, Visitors are welcome to drop in, drive through and see what we offer. Turn off
238 Queensway, Kelowna, BC V1Y 6S7; Email:
info@tourismkelowna.com; Toll free: (800) Highway 97 on Commonwealth Road just 10 minutes north of Kelowna Interna-
663-4345; Phone: (250) 861-1515; Website: tional Airport. Come in and discover Holiday Park Resort!
www.tourismkelowna.com
Kelowna is the largest city in the Okanagan Valley, Browse our website www.sweetlife.com, Phone 250-766-4255,
known for its sunny, dry climate and surrounded by
spectacular scenery, vineyards, and orchards. Pluck Email holiday@sweetlife.com for more info and to book your reservation!
juicy peaches from the tree or spend a delightful
day sampling the award-winning wares of dozens of
internationally acclaimed wineries. Wine Festivals water-skiing, waterslides, cycling, hiking, camping,
offer hundreds of activities focused on wine making, horseback riding, and fishing. Just minutes from Cache Creek
tasting, and touring. everywhere, this 68-mile long lake is the focal point Location: Junction of Trans-Canada Highway
Kelowna has miles of beautiful parkland, much of life in Kelowna. 1 and BC Highway 97 North. 350 km (218
of it located along sandy beaches. Okanagan Lake Golf courses meander through orchards, over miles) east of Vancouver; 84 km (52 miles)
and the surrounding mountains provide a scenic desert terrain and rolling hills, and past lakes and west of Kamloops. Population: 1,200. Visitor
backdrop for a wide range of family attractions and canyons. There are over a dozen courses located in Information Centre: Cache Creek Chamber,
outdoor activities including golf, downhill skiing and the Kelowna area, providing golfers of all ages and Box 460, Cache Creek, BC V0K 1H0; Phone:
snowboarding, cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, abilities a premium golf experience. (250) 457-9668.

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