The Norwegian Laft Hus Society preserves traditional Norwegian log-building techniques, curating artifacts and exhibits that reveal the daily lives of early Scandinavian settlers in central Alberta. Visitors can explore a sod-roofed laft-style house, participate in seasonal cultural workshops, and witness demonstrations of heritage crafts rarely showcased in larger museums. Its welcoming atmospher... »
Gaetz Lakes Migratory Bird Sanctuary spans nearly 300 acres of protected wetlands, forest, and meadow, offering visitors rare opportunities to observe seasonal bird migrations from dedicated observation decks. Established as Alberta’s first federal migratory bird sanctuary, it is also home to wheelchair-accessible trails, family-friendly picnic areas, and a playground adjoining its nature walks. B... »
Kerry Wood Nature Centre serves as an interactive gateway to the Gaetz Lakes Sanctuary, combining indoor exhibits with direct access to protected wetland trails. Visitors can explore the Marjorie Wood Gallery, enjoy a Discovery Room designed for hands-on learning, and take advantage of accessible boardwalks that wind through diverse bird habitats. Beyond its role as an education hub, the site offe... »
Three Mile Bend is a riverside recreation area combining expansive off-leash dog trails, calm-water canoe ponds, and a rare freestyle ski-jump training facility in one location. Visitors encounter open fields shifting into cottonwood groves, seasonal wildlife along sandy riverbanks, and accessible pathways suited for both strollers and wheelchairs. Few realize its layout allows for both secluded n... »
Prince Charles Park offers accessible playgrounds, a seasonal wading pool, and well-maintained picnic areas ideal for family outings and quiet afternoons alike. Wheelchair-friendly entrances and parking ensure visitors of all abilities can enjoy its green spaces, swings, and slides. Beyond the usual city park experience, this local favorite doubles as a community hub with clean restrooms and ample... »
Kamloops Bike Ranch features a sprawling network of mountain biking trails, BMX tracks, and dirt jump zones that challenge riders from casual beginners to seasoned pros. With wheelchair-accessible parking and free public access, it strikes a rare balance between inclusivity and expert-level terrain. The park’s thoughtfully crafted jump lines and pump tracks are community-built, offering a genuine ... »
Vital Signs offers specialized signage solutions including custom banners, vehicle wraps, and engraved displays crafted with local expertise and durable materials suited for Kamloops’ varied climate. The shop provides accessible facilities, flexible payment options, and both in-store pickup and delivery services, catering to travelers and businesses needing last-minute or personalized orders. Behi... »
Kamloops Art Gallery features over 3,000 pieces ranging from local Indigenous art to contemporary Canadian works, making it the largest public gallery in British Columbia’s Interior. The gallery offers more than a dozen rotating exhibitions annually, alongside inclusive programs designed for all ages and abilities. With wheelchair accessibility, gender-neutral facilities, and a commitment to being... »
McArthur Island Park offers a 3-km paved loop path, multiple sports fields, and a skate park where locals gather for casual and competitive play. The park features a lesser-known disc golf course, accessible facilities, and ample picnic areas, making it a versatile spot for families and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Its riverside location provides a quiet retreat with easy access and practical amenit... »
