From beautiful cabins in the woods to white sand beaches and waterfalls, BC has it all. Even though you won’t be traveling too far, you’ll be in full vacay mode.

So why not step away from the busy city life this weekend and plan yourself a little getaway.

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Weekend Getaways From Vancouver

Hornby Island

 

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This hidden gem is often described as being a world of wonders, with its pristine sandy beaches, lush forests and starry skies. It’s a little bit of a trek, as visitors will have to take three ferries to get from the Lower Mainland to the magical little island. But once you arrive, you’ll quickly realize it was totally worth it. It’s home to the breathtaking Tribune Bay, which has incredible emerald green waters.

Location: Take a ferry to Nanaimo, drive to Buckley Bay and take a ferry to Denman Island and then drive over to Gravelly Bay to take the final ferry to Hornby Island.

Emerald Lake Lodge

 

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This is easily one of the most beautiful places in the province. Emerald Lake Lodge can be found nestled in the serene Yoho National Park. Anyone whose travelled here knows it’s heaven on earth. It’s an eight hour drive away from Vancouver, but there are so many sights to see along the way as you travel through Kamloops and Revelstoke.

Location: Yoho National Park, Field

Wickaninnish Inn

 

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It’s always a vacation in Tofino, as time just seems to stand still when you’re on island time. When in the surfer town, stay at the charming Wickaninnish Inn for a truly memorable experience. The beachfront resort and spa is right on nature’s edge, where you can see all the beauty surrounding you as soon as you wake up.

Location: 500 Osprey Lane, Tofino

Nimmo Bay Wilderness Resort

 

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This one-of-a-kind getaway offers a secluded retreat in nature, nestled in BC’s incredible Great Bear Rainforest. It’s so remote, that you’ll have to fly in. You can catch a seaplane from Vancouver, Victoria, Nanaimo or Tofino. The resort is made up of a series of cozy chalets right by the water with unbelievable wilderness views.

Location: 100 Little Nimmo Bay, Mackenzie Sound, Mount Waddington

Johnson Lake

 

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Escape to the beautiful area of Barriere to discover this spectacular lake that is known as being the clearest body of water in BC. Many have compared the crystal clear waters found here to what you would see in the Caribbean. Therefore, you’ll definitely feel like you’re on vacation and may never want to even come back.

Location: Barriere, just north of Kamloops

Calvert Island

 

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Much like Nimmo Bay, you can find this piece of paradise in the Great Bear Rainforest region, just north of Port Hardy. The remote island is home to a variety of secluded bays, coves and lagoons that you must explore at least once. It also seems much more tropical than what you’d expect to find in the province. In fact, this destination is often referred to as the Caribbean of BC.

Location: On the southern edge of the Great Bear Rainforest, just north of Port Hardy

Sombrio Beach

 

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There is plenty to see and do at this beautiful beach nestled in Juan De Fuca Provincial Park on Vancouver Island. It’s the perfect weekend getaway for adventurers, with lots to explore in the area. It’s even home to a stunning waterfall that is hidden inside a cave. It’s also a popular spot for surfing, camping and picnicking.

Location: Juan De Fuca Provincial Park, Vancouver Island

For more places to explore in beautiful BC, check out our Travel & Outdoors section.

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Then there is there is the Kingfisher Oceanside Resort & Spa: nestled in a breathtaking coastal forest, this shoreside sanctuary offers sublime views of the ocean and mountains.

Reflecting the fresh, natural beauty of the West Coast, the spa services are unique and extremely indulgent. Located in Courtenay, Comox on the east side of Vancouver Island, the resort truly embraces nature.

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Resort In BC Embraces West Coast Spirit

The resort offers the Pacific Mist Hydropath, which is completely unique to the resort and offers the benefits of hydrotherapy. These benefits include remineralization, detoxification, relaxation and more, in a setting that evokes Vancouver Island’s natural seaside elements.

 

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Swiss Shower

Swiss shower jets carved into the sandstone send water pulsing from all angles, rinsing and warming your body.

Mineral Massage Pool

Proceed around the pool where jets progress from the lumbar region of the back up to the shoulders, relaxing tense muscles.

Waterfall Massage

Breath in the positive effects of healthful negative ions as a series of streaming waterfalls from above relax stressed muscles in the shoulders and scalp.

Steam Cave

Inhale aromatic steam, soothing to the lungs and encouraging perspiration to carry away impurities.

Glacial Waterfall

Invigorate your body and senses with a welcome rush of cold!

River Walk

With sections of both warm and cool water, the river walk produces a “Kneipp” effect for the legs, a traditional therapy that stimulates blood circulation. Jets positioned along the walk provide a targeted massage, leaving legs feeling light and rejuvenated.

 

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Sea Mineral Soak

Containing 104 trace elements at the optimal temperature for absorption by the body, the sea mineral pool is the perfect spot for a relaxing float.

Tidal Baths

Relax in a single person tidal bath carved out of rock. We hand make and freshly blend our own signature sea salt scrub. Beneficial marine extracts will leave your skin feeling nourished and refreshed.

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Complete your experience in our beautiful relaxation lounge. Cool down and rehydrate while taking in gorgeous views of the ocean, mountains and nearby islands.

You can check out their full services and rates here. 

 

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Experience the best the season has to offer by visiting one of these small BC towns and villages that take holiday spirit to the next level.

Much like in the movies, the holiday season is the best time to step away from the busy hustle and bustle of the city. Spending some time in a smaller town, may be exactly what you need to wind down and reflect on busy year.

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BC towns to visit during the holidays

Fort Langley

 

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Take a festive stroll through this charming village in the Township of Langley to experience all the Christmas feels. The picturesque village is often used as a backdrop for many Hallmark Christmas movies and it’s easy to see why. With twinkling lights brightening up the historic village, it’s made for the small screen.

Whistler

 

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Escape to the village of Whistler, which is a magical place to visit anytime of the year but it seems to just transform during Christmas time. Shop ’til you drop at one of the many boutiques along the main strip, go ice skating near the Olympic Plaza and take part in a variety of winter activities in the mountains.

Fernie

 

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Discover the magical ski town of Fernie, which also happens to be one of the best places to experience Christmas magic, especially when it’s covered in snow. There’s nothing more Christmas-like than a cozy small town in the middle of winter. It also looks straight out of a movie scene, and it’s actually a popular spot for filming. The 2010 hit Hot Tub Time Machine was filmed in the town, with the fictional resort of Kodiak Valley actually being the Fernie Alpine Resort.

Harrison Hot Springs

 

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Explore the Lights by the Lake in Harrison Hot Springs to soak up the best of the holiday season. Every year, the village lights up the quaint lakeside in true holiday fashion. Each business decorates their storefront and Christmas trees and old fashioned lamps grace the village square. The Lights by the Lake holiday display lights up one kilometre of waterfront along the promenade.

Nelson

 

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The charming town of Nelson is known as being one of the best ski towns in North America. Nelson acquires an abundance of snowfall throughout the winter months, which makes it the ideal stomping grounds for alpine activities. A simple stroll through the town with all of twinkling lights will also make you feel like you’re part of a holiday movie.

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The sides of the building are covered with a lovely flourish of foliage, and it takes on exquisite orange, red, and yellow hues during the fall months. Passersby often stop to take snaps of the sweeping display, and the building makes multiple Instagram appearances during Autumn.

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While this is definitely one of the best spots to see fall’s colourful leaves, there are multiple places in Metro Vancouver that offer some spectacular viewing.

The Sylvia Hotel is considered a historical landmark in the Metro Vancouver. Built in 1912, the hotel was constructed for a gentleman by the name of Mr.Goldstein who had a daughter named Sylvia.

 

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Originally built as an apartment unit, the building was converted into a hotel in 1936 following financial struggles during the depression.

The hotel was home to Vancouver’s first cocktail bar, which opened in 1954. It also held the title of being the tallest building in West Vancouver, until 1958. In addition, It’s considered a heritage building in the city, and has even inspired popular children’s books and folk songs.

Sylvia Hotel Vancouver

Location: 1154 Gilford St, Vancouver

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According to Airbnb, this is also one of their most “wish listed” property in the entire country.

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Hobbit House

The cozy Cob Cottage is nestled on private property and completely immersed in nature. There’s a house nearby where the host lives but the hobbit house is secluded amongst lush trees and wildlife.

You can open your front door to see sheep wandering around and feed them apples from the orchard. Chickens and other farm animals are also lurking around the acreage.

What makes the accommodation even more unique is that it’s made from cob—a natural building material that is made from subsoil, water and sometimes lime. Cob houses are fireproof and earthquake-proof.

Plus, they’re just adorable. It looks like something out of a fairytale and that feeling is amplified when you walk through the door.

String lights, plants and candles make up the decor in the 650-square-foot space. The rustic and homey touches will make you never want to leave this haven.

It features a double bed, futon, wood-burning stove, reading nook near the fireplace, lots of books, board games and more.

The island also has lots of small-town charm to offer. Explore the serene Japanese garden, lighthouse park and little boutique shops.

It is definitely a popular destination though, so bookings are usually done months in advance. If you want to call this place home for a week or weekend be sure to  plan ahead.

Cob Cottage

Where: Mayne Island, booking through Glamping Hub or Airbnb

Cost: Around $200 per night

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If you are a Friend’s fan, you’ll be happy to know that there is an Airbnb inspired by Monica’s apartment that you can stay at on your next trip to Victoria

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The Friends themed Airbnb is just like Monica and Rachel’s (and later Monica and Chandler’s) apartment. Aptly named “The One with the Purple Apartment”, it features the same lilac-coloured walls as the one on the hit tv show.

Every corner of the space has been adorned with references to the beloved sitcom “Friends.” Visitors can expect to see everything from pictures of the show’s cast to intricate details of Monica’s kitchen.

There are so many fun props that will make your stay extra fun trying to find them all. There are artwork and popular catch phrases from the show (ie: Pivot!), and a designated spot for Central Perk. Joey’s cuddly penguin, “Hugsy,” can be found sitting on the bed. While Phoebe’s artwork Glady is peering out at you from a frame on the wall.

Although it is not an exact duplicate of Monica’s iconic apartment, this charming and cozy space is equally delightful and inviting. There are a features a plethora of Friends-inspired games and trivia, making it a must-visit destination for any fan of the show.

The Airbnb is conveniently located in downtown Victoria, and costs only about $150 / night, and has everything you need.

The 350 square feet loft-style apartment has one bed up top and a pull out couch that another person could sleep comfortably in the living room. It can hosts up to 4 people, and guests also access a large rooftop patio.

 

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The One with the Purple Apartment

Where: Downtown Victoria

Cost: Approximately $150 per night

How To Book: Visit the Airbnb website

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The charming accommodation on Vancouver Island was restored using mainly reclaimed and salvaged components.

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It can sleep up to two guests with a loft bed and one bathroom.

Prepare for an old school experience while staying here, as there’s no WiFi inside the bus (but there is some cell reception so it’s not completely off-the-grid).

It also features a comfy queen-size bed, room darkening curtains, a kitchenette, work space and quaint sitting area. Stay entertained with board games, cards, books, art and letter writing supplies and much more.

The outdoor space includes a covered deck, propane BBQ, hammock in the trees and a private fire pit area.

The airbnb is nestled in a whimsical garden space in the beautiful area of Sooke, just off the Galloping Goose Trail.

Nature is right at your doorstep, as it’s surrounded by pristine beaches, lush forest and serene lakes and rivers. And there’s also plenty of coastal hikes to explore in the region.

Old School Airbnb In Sooke

Where: Near Sooke, a 30 minute drive from Victoria

Cost: Approximately $100 per night

How To Book: Visit the Airbnb website

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Affordable Holiday Activities in Vancouver

Free ice skating at Robson Square

What better way to ring in the holiday season than by going for a skate? The free ice skating at Robson Square is back, much to the delight of Vancouverites. 

If you don’t have your own skates to bring, you can rent out a pair for $5. Helmet rentals are free.

Staycation at the YWCA Hotel

This is centrally located in the heart of downtown Vancouver, just  across the street from BC Place and right beside Robson Street! 

Their new, beautifully furnished Queen Rooms and Queen-Queen rooms in the new tower are comparable with top hotels and won’t break your wallets in this expensive city! 

Not only is the YWCA Hotel much more affordable than other hotels in the area and a TripAdvisor Travel Choice winner, but it also helps out the community. 

All the proceeds from this hotel help support YWCA Metro Vancouver’s work, which includes support for single moms, youth programs, affordable homes for women and their children, and other critical programs and services.

So just by staying here, you are making a difference for many families across the city to access the resources they need at the YWCA. 

It’s a great choice for your staycation, since everything is within walking distance or only a short bus ride away so you can stay on a budget.

Check out Granville Island Christmas Market

Hop on a bus and take a quick trip to the quaint Granville Island. In less than 30 minutes, and for only as much as bus fare, you can peruse one of the city’s most beloved tourist attractions.

It’s easy to spend hours here just walking around False Creek with a warm drink in hand and stopping in at the local galleries, stores and breweries that call Granville Island home. 

This year Granville Island is also hosting a free “Canadian Christmas Festival” every Friday to Sunday until Christmas Eve. The festival is described as a small, holiday event with a Canadian theme on the boardwalk in front of The Vancouver Fish Company on Granville Island where you’ll find local artists & craftspeople showcasing their hand-made creations as well as a delicious variety of holiday-themed food & beverages

Just make sure you’re careful of the seagulls who will definitely want a bite of your lunch. 

If you don’t want to take a bus, you can walk to False Creek and take the AquaBus for under $5 each way. 

The boats also go to Vanier Park, Yaletown and even down to Science World at the end of False Creek.

Bright Nights at Stanley Park

Marvel at millions of twinkling Christmas lights while listening to festive music at this entry by-donation event at Stanley Park.

This year’s event features a small Christmas village decked out in lights for visitors of all ages to enjoy. Please note the trains will not be running.

Head over to the H.R. MacMillan Space Centre

Explore all the H.R. MacMillan Space Centre has to offer during your staycation. There are lots to see and do here and the best part is, it’s affordable.

On Saturdays, the observatory is open by donation and you can gaze up at the stars like never before. 

Visit the Vancouver Art Gallery

Art enthusiasts can explore the Vancouver Art Gallery’s latest exhibits for a fun-filled afternoon that won’t break the bank. 

We recommend going on a Tuesday when you can get in by donation. 

Catch a flick

Catch a cheap flick at the Rio Theatre for an idyllic rainy day activity.

On Mondays and Tuesdays, you can watch a film for just $6.50. You won’t find a deal like that anywhere else in the city. 

Wander through Gastown

The best part of a staycation is becoming a tourist yourself. 

Go for a walk through historic Gastown and explore the many tourist shops, cafes and bars the neighbourhood has to offer. Not to mention, the interesting architecture.

Get into the spirit at the Vancouver Christmas Market

The Vancouver Christmas Market is back once again at Jack Poole Plaza, with lots of vendors, foods and drinks to enjoy. You can visit one of Vancouver’s favourite holiday traditions for $18. 

Visit the Museum of Vancouver

Learn more about our city with a visit to the Museum of Vancouver. Admission is only $15 (including gst).

Enjoy a comedy show

For some belly laughs, look no further than a local comedy show. 

On Sunday and Monday nights, you can find tickets for about $10 at some nearby clubs. You really can’t go wrong at that price. 

Stay at Skwachays Lodge 

Another non-profit hotel option is , also located in downtown Vancouver.

During your stay here, you have to check out the urban Aboriginal Fair Trade Gallery located in the lobby.

The hotel features 18 rooms that have been “uniquely designed by six of Vancouver’s top hotel designers partnered with six Indigenous artists to create stunning art installations in every unit.”

Once you start planning your stay at one of these affordable hotels, use this guide to plan out your affordable staycation. 

Experience the magic of Lumiere

Go for a leisurely stroll around the city to discover a series of spectacular light installations for Lumiere.

The free annual event is inspired by light and artistic expression. Several neighborhoods have come alive with art installations as part of the event, including the West End, English Bay, Jim Deva Plaza and the Vancouver Art Gallery’s North Plaza. 

Marvel at the iconic Christmas tree

Every year, Vancouver has its own gigantic Christmas tree — all lit up and decked out for the holidays.

Find it outside the Vancouver Art Gallery. Robson Street is also beautifully decorated during the holiday season. 

As you can see, there are plenty of affordable options in the city to help you relax and unwind during the busy holiday season.

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The province is home to a plethora of must-visit staycation spots during the autumn months, from rustic cabins and luxurious airstreams to a charming hobbit house.

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Fall Getaways In BC

Cob House, Mayne Island

 

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Escape to the quaint Mayne Island for a relaxing retreat at this charming cob cottage nestled on a private property. Guests staying here can open their front door to see sheep wandering around and they can feed them apples from the orchard. Chickens and other farm animals are also lurking around the acreage. The cozy 650-square-foot space features string lights, plants and candles to add to that homey feel. There’s also a wood-burning stove, lots of board games and a reading nook by the fireplace.

Location: On Mayne Island, exact address TBD when booking is confirmed

Woods On Pender, Pender Island

 

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Find solace at Woods On Pender nestled on the serene Pender Island. The luxury glamping resort offers a wide array of accommodations perfect for fall, including picturesque cabins, airstreams and a motel. The sprawling property is surrounded by lush trees, making it an idyllic place to relax while immersed in nature. Some of the accommodations even have a cedar barrel hot tub to soak in underneath the stars.

Location: 4709 Canal Road, Pender Island

Micro Cabin, Robert’s Creek

 

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It doesn’t get much more cozy than spending the night in a 125-square-foot tiny home. It’s located on a private property in the quaint area of Robert’s Creek on the Sunshine Coast. The micro cabin features a small cooking area, loft bedroom and an extra loft space where guests can practice yoga. There’s no TV, but visitors can stay entertained with a variety of board games or a good book. It’s also just a stone’s throw away from several pristine parks and beaches.

Location: Robert’s Creek on the Sunshine Coast, exact address TBD when booking is confirmed

Rowena’s Inn on the River, Harrison Mills

 

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Discover this breathtaking property in Harrison Mills, which is just outside of Harrison Hot Springs. It features several accommodations, from rustic cabins and luxury cottages to cozy rooms in their English-style manor. Guests can relax inside by the fireplace or take a seat on the patio offering sweeping views of the Harrison River. The cabins and cottages also have standalone bathtubs that are the perfect way to unwind after a long day exploring all the region has to offer.

Location: 14282 Morris Valley Road, Harrison Mills

Sunwolf Riverside Resort, Squamish

 

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Fall for fall at one of their quaint cabins nestled in the lush forest of Squamish. It’s also known to have some of the best fall foliage in the area, so you can leaf-peep right from your doorstep. Guests can choose from one of their riverside cabins, fisherman’s cottage or logger’s shack. All of the accommodations are rustic with just a few modern touches to make you feel right at home. It’s a breath of fresh air (quite literally) for anyone who is hoping to enjoy some peace and quiet in nature.

Location: 70002 Squamish Valley Road, Squamish

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The season is perfect for a romantic and cozy staycation and there are plenty of must-visit options just a few hours away from the city.

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Fall Getaways In BC

Cowichan River Lodge

 

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Paradise awaits at this gem nestled along the Cowichan River. Guests can enjoy the fall splendour of the Canadian outdoors, with a variety of fishing packages, secluded retreats and thrilling adventures to choose from. But it’s also just a great spot to cuddle up together with a book and have some down time.

Location: 7461 Hudgrove Rd, Lake Cowichan

Quaaout Lodge & Spa

 

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This magical First Nation’s resort is nestled on the shores of Little Shuswap Lake. The lodge offers guests a relaxing stay in one of its 70 guest rooms and suites. Each room also has its own private balcony with sweeping lake views, allowing visitors to catch a glimpse of the sun dancing across the lake throughout the day, before it sets majestically over the mountains in the evening.

Location: 1663 Little Shuswap Lake Road, Chase

Dolphins Resort

 

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Time seemingly stands still at this spectacular oceanfront property north of Campbell River, that overlooks Discovery Passage and the Coast Mountain Range. Dolphins Resort features cozy cabins equipped with wood burning fireplaces and personal hot tubs. It also has a bistro right on-site offering upscale Pacific Northwest dishes.

Location: 4125 Discovery Dr, Campbell River

Nita Lake Lodge

 

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Immerse yourselves in the tranquility that is Nita Lake Lodge in Whistler. It’s a cozy mountain retreat with everything you could possibly need to relax, including plush king-size beds, a double soaker tub, a glass-enclosed rain shower and a cozy basalt gas fireplace. All of their accommodations also feature breathtaking mountain or lake views.

Location: 2131 Lake Placid Road, Whistler

Sunwolf Riverside Resort 

 

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Nothing says “fall” quite like a cozy cabin nestled in the lush forest of Squamish. Guests will feel right at home by staying in one of the resort’s quaint riverside cabins, fisherman’s cottage or logger’s shack. All of their accommodations are rustic with a few modern touches. It’s an idyllic place to stay for anyone looking to enjoy some peace and quiet in nature.

Location: 70002 Squamish Valley Road, Brackendale

Harrison Hot Springs Resort

 

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Find romance and relaxation in the charming area of Harrison Hot Springs. It’s home to the iconic resort where guests can take a dip in the hot springs mere steps away from their hotel room. It’s also close to several quaint shops, must-try eateries and it’s a stone’s throw away from the lake, where guests can take part in a variety of activities.

Location: 100 Esplanade Ave, Harrison Hot Springs

Sparkling Hill Resort & Spa

 

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There’s no better time to visit the stunning Sparkling Hill Resort in Vernon than during the crisp and cool fall months. It allows guests to rejuvenate in a serene wilderness setting with self-care at the top of mind. It’s home to an outdoor heated pool and a luxurious spa, where guests can indulge in a couples massage. The property also offers unsurpassed views of Okanagan Lake.

Location: 888 Sparkling Pl, Vernon

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