Explore the natural history of Vancouver Island at this family-friendly museum in Campbell River.
Iconic symbols of Pacific Northwest Coast First Nations culture, these totem poles are hand-carved by local artisans.
Inspired by the region's rich salmon culture, these unique pieces are crafted from sterling silver and feature intricate salmon designs.
Traditionally used for gathering and storing food, these baskets are hand-woven from locally sourced cedar by Coast Salish artisans.
A local delicacy, this smoked salmon is caught and processed locally, reflecting the region's strong fishing heritage.
Iconic for its homemade pancakes and local favourite since 1985.
Known for its unique twist on traditional breakfast dishes.
Famous for its giant sandwiches and quick service.
Offers a variety of international lunch options since 1990.
Upscale dining experience with a view of the river.
Casual dining with a focus on homemade pasta and pizza.
A historic lighthouse offering stunning ocean views and wildlife spotting.
Learn about salmon life cycles and see them up close in this educational and family-friendly attraction.
A scenic trail along the Quinsam River, perfect for hiking and wildlife viewing.
Discover the rich history of the Campbell River area through interactive exhibits and artifacts.
British Columbia's oldest provincial park, offering hiking, camping, and stunning mountain views.
Learn about the Quinsam First Nation's history, culture, and art at this informative and engaging centre.
Quinsam Museum has extensive outdoor exhibits and trails, so comfortable shoes are essential.
The museum's location can have sudden rain showers, so a lightweight rain jacket is recommended.
For observing wildlife and distant exhibits in the museum's outdoor areas.
To keep your devices charged while exploring the museum's extensive grounds.
Staying hydrated is important, especially when exploring outdoor exhibits.
To protect against insects that may be present in the museum's outdoor areas.
Protection from the sun is important, especially when spending time outdoors at the museum.
A guide book can provide detailed information about the museum's exhibits and local history.
Wild smoked salmon served with traditional bannock bread, often accompanied by scrambled eggs.
Savory quiche filled with local vegetables and cheese, served with crispy hash browns.
Crispy battered cod or halibut served with hand-cut fries and tartar sauce.
Delicious crab cakes made with local Dungeness crab, served with a tangy lemon dill sauce.
Wood-fired pizza topped with a variety of local wild mushrooms, fresh thyme, and goat cheese.
Plump, fresh oysters harvested from local waters, served with a classic mignonette sauce.
A serene beach town known for its clean waters and beach drives, Mandarmani is a perfect getaway from the city's hustle.
Bowen Market, a vibrant hub, offers a blend of local produce, arts, and live music, reflecting the laid-back Queensland lifestyle.
Phnom Bakheng, a Hindu and Buddhist temple, is a symbol of Cambodian history and culture, offering panoramic views of Angkor Wat and the surrounding jungle.
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Experience the taste of autumn in this cozy tasting room, surrounded by apple orchards.
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