What to do in Campbell River

Suspended 60 metres above the Campbell River canyon, this bridge provides stunning views of Elk Falls. Spring visits showcase thundering waters, while summer offers ideal conditions for forest trail hiking.

This striking red Torii Gate symbolises the sister city bond between Campbell River and Ishikari, Japan. Capture its beauty at sunset when it frames the waterfront in Sequoia Park's tranquil setting.

This 25-meter waterfall cascades dramatically into a rugged canyon, viewable from a suspension bridge. Wander through old-growth forests and consider timing your visit during salmon runs.

The Museum at Campbell River showcases the region's Indigenous and pioneer history through artefacts and interactive exhibits. Explore reconstructed cabins while enjoying Discovery Passage views.

Witness the miracle of salmon conservation at this riverside hatchery where the full life cycle unfolds. Autumn visits offer the chance to see spawning salmon and perhaps even bears fishing along the banks.

Canada's first saltwater fishing pier extends 600 feet into Discovery Passage with built-in rod holders. Enjoy panoramic coastal views while watching for whales or trying for a spot on the summer catch leaderboard.

Storey Creek Golf Club weaves through ancient forests, offering a secluded "Course in Nature" experience on Vancouver Island. Each hole provides strategic challenges while wildlife sightings enhance your round.

This 1923 riverside farmhouse celebrates the legacy of conservationist and author Roderick Haig-Brown. Experience literary history while enjoying tranquil gardens or staying overnight in the seasonal heritage B&B.