2023 Kamloops Map Guide

(Locator logo on page 27)

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Welcome to Kamloops

Kamloops is located in the Thompson Nicola Regional Distirct. At the crossroads of the Trans Canada Hwy #1 and Yellowhead Hwy #5 at the Junction of the North and South Thompson River. Being at the transportation hub has helped Kamloops become the “Tournament Capital of Canada”. Kamloops has many sport facilities including the Sandman Centre, Memorial Arena, Indoor Soccer Facility, Valleyview Arena, Brock Arena, Mt. Paul Centre (KXA), McArthur Island Park and Sport & Events Centre boasting an Olympic sized ice sheet and at the Tournament Capital Centre is Canada Games Pool, Fieldhouse and the Hillside Stadium. At West Highlands Park you will find the World's First Longboard Park. Riverside Park, along the Thompson River, hosts a multitude of activities and events throughout the year as well as having a water park, tennis courts, playground, beach, swimming, lawn bowling, music concerts in the summer and the Rivers Trail meanders through the park along the Thompson River. We hope you enjoy your stay here in Kamloops and visit us again soon.

K A M L O O P S

amloops Heritage Railway round of golf

cArthur Island Park

ongboard Park

utdoor Parks & Recreation

verlander Park & Beach

addle boarding

ip a little wine at a local winery

Contributions:

Debbie Jones, Andy Philpot - KHR

BC Wildlife Park - Peter Olsen and Michelle Jean

Mary Putnam - City of Kamloops A Town Directory Publication Advertising Opportunities for 2024 (please note 2023 version is only online)

1-877-892-1537

towndirectory@shaw.ca

Wildlights

Festivals & Events

JANUARY

- BC Wildlife Park

MARCH

Sun Peaks Wine & Food Festival

- Sun Peaks Resort

APRIL

Kamloops Spring Boat Show

- McArthur Island Sport & Event Centre

Kamloops Spring Home Show

- McArthur Island Sport & Event Centre

Easter Eggs-Citement

- BC Wildlife Park

Kamloops Gun & Antique Show

- McArthur Island Sports Centre

Boogie the Bridge, 1K - 21K

- Starting line at McDonald Park

MAY

Wed’s & Sat’s: Farmers’ Market

- Downtown Kamloops

Kamloops Spring Sprint Triathlon

- Westsyde Pool and area

Falkland Stampede

- Falkland Rodeo Grounds

JUNE

Wed’s & Sat’s: Farmers’ Market

- Downtown Kamloops

5K Foam Fest Fun Run

- Sun Peaks Resort

JULY

1st: Canada Day Celebrations

- Riverside Park

Art in the Park - Riverside Park

Wed’s & Sat’s: Farmers’ Market

- Downtown Kamloops

Music in the Park

- Riverside Park & McDonald Park

Kamloops Highland Games

- Albert McGowan Park

JULY con't

Kamloops International Buskers

Festival - Riverside Park

Kamloopa Powwow

- Secwepemc Powwow Grounds

AUGUST

Wed’s & Sat’s: Farmers’ Market

- Downtown Kamloops

Hot Nite in the City Show & Shine

- Victoria St. (Downtown Kamloops)

Kamloops Annual Ribfest

- Riverside Park

Kamloops Dragon Boat Festival

- Riverside Park

Kamloops Youth Triathlon - Brock Pool

SEPTEMBER

Wed’s & Sat’s: Farmers’ Market

- Downtown Kamloops

North Thompson Fall Fair & Rodeo - Fall Fair Hall & Agriplex, Barriere

Children's Arts Festival

- Riverside Park

Kamloops Provincial Winter Fair

- Circle Creek Ranch & Equestrian Centre

OCTOBER

Kamloops Fall Home Show

- Sandman Centre

Wed’s & Sat’s: Farmers’ Market

- Downtown Kamloops

Adams River Sockeye Salmon Run

- Adams River

NOVEMBER

Santa Claus Parade

- Downtown Kamloops

DECEMBER

Wildlights 2023/2024

- BC Wildlife Park

For more information and to confirm events and dates please contact Tourism Kamloops at www.tourismkamloops.com

Things to do in Kamloops!

Biking - Dallas-Barnhartvale Nature Park, Kamloops Bike Ranch, Harper Mountain, Kenna Cartwright Park, Lac du Bois Grasslands, Peterson Creek Nature Park, Pineview Trails, Sahali Terrace Nature Park, Sun Peaks, and Valleyview Nature Park.

Bird Watching - Try spotting a few of these birds while visiting Kamloops: Bald Eagles, Golden Eagles, Harlans Hawks, Loons, Blue Herons, Mallard Ducks, Canadian Geese, White-tailed Geese, White Pelican or a Great Horned Owl.

Concerts - Music in the Park, free outdoor summer concerts see page 12 for info.

Farmer's Market - See pages 7 & 32 for times and locations.

Museum - See listing under Museums for more information.

Skateboarding - Exhibition Park, Highland Park and McArthur Island Park

Tennis - Brocklehurst Park, Cowan Park, Dufferin Park, Exhibition Park, Juniper Park, McBeth Park, Overlander Park, Rae-Mor Park, Riverside Park, Rose Hill Park, Todd Hill Park and Westsyde Centennial Park.

Trail Riding - Erin Valley Stables

Check with the Kamloops Visitor Centre for information on the following:

Heritage Homes Walking Tour

Rivers Trail

Driving Tours

Hiking

Outdoor Skating

Cross Country Skiing

Snowshoeing

Get Hooked on Fishing!

Kamloops Rainbow and Brook Trout!

Within a one hour drive there are over 100 fishing lakes in the Kamloops area. Some of the local favourite lakes in the area are Edith Lake, Jacko Lake, Lac Le Jeune, Monte Lake, Paul Lake, Roche Lake, Tunkwa Lake.

Why not try out that new fishing gear you got for Father's Day or maybe you would like to try fly-fishing for a change. The Kamloops Visitor Centre has a fishing program allowing families to try fishing for free with their rod loan program. Stop by and borrow a rod and tackle for a day of fishing.

Provincial Park Boat Launches

Lac Le Jeune, McConnell Lake, Niskonlith Lake, Paul Lake, Roche Lake and Walloper Lake.

Fishing Resorts in the Area

Knouff Lake Resort 250-578-8155, Pinantan Lake Resort, Caverhill Lodge, Tunkwa Lake Resort, Douglas Lake Ranch, Roche Lake Resort, Lac Le Jeune Resort, HiHium Lake Fishing Resort, Bolean Lake Fishing & Wilderness Resort, Johnson Lake Resort, Mile High Adventure Resort, Wendego Lodge, Pillar Lake Resort.

BC WILDLIFE PARK

(Logo and ad on page 31, write up on page 13) 9077 Dallas Dr. 250-573-3242

Attractions

MCARTHUR ISLAND PARK SPORT & EVENTS CENTRE

McArthur Island is home to many Kamloops sports and recreation facilities. The 51 hectare Island offers 10 soccer fields, 12 baseball diamonds, indoor sports centre (hockey, sledge hockey, speed skating, figure skating and curling), bicycle paths, parks and picnic area, playground, a butterfly garden, lawn bowling, tennis courts, skateboard park and walking trails. North

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Every

FARMERS' MARKET

May to October Downtown Kamloops

Saturday - 200 Block St. Paul St. 8:30am - 12:30pm Wednesday - 400 Block Victoria St. 8 am - 2 pm

KAMLOOPS ART GALLERY

(Write up on page 12, logo on page 10)

THE PARAMOUNT THEATRE 503 Victoria St. 250-372-7434

on page 7, logo on page 10)

STAKE LAKE CROSS-COUNTRY SKI AREA

25 km's South of Kamloops on Lac Le Jeune Rd. Snow Phone: 250-372-5514

STARLIGHT DRIVE-IN

(Ad and logo on pages 1 & 32) Hwy 97A, just south of Enderby 250-838-6757

Michelle Jean

Tournament Capital Ranch, north of Kamloops on Hwy 5

Attractions !

At Kamloops Heritage Railway, we are committed to preserving the history of the rail industry in British Columbia. We do this by offering educational tours of our Heritage Park and hosting events for the general public to attend.

Please note: We are no longer running the trains on the tracks due to lack of track accessibility. We are only offering tours of our Railway Park and our Artifacts.

Enjoy a day at Riverside Park & Centennial Water Park located along the Thompson River. Locals and visitors can walk along the beach or on the Rivers Trail, go for a swim, play a game of tennis, let the kids play in the playground and water park or have a picnic lunch. Free music in the park at the Rotary Bandshell 7:00 p.m. every evening in July and August.

For more information, visit kamrail.com

Peterson Creek Park is a great family hiking and picnicing area located just off Columbia Street on Glenfair Rd. (near 6th Ave.) downtown Kamloops. Also an entrance at Summit Dr. & Notre Dame Dr. There are plenty of grassy areas, picnic tables and great hiking trails from easy to very difficult. The main trail is an excellent walking path along the bottom of the canyon beside the creek. As you continue on some of the trails leading up to the waterfalls can become steep and rocky.

Downtown Farmers' Market

Pick from the freshest local produce around at the Kamloops Farmers' Market. The two markets run from May until the end of October.

Saturdays from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the 200 block of St. Paul Street and the Stuart Wood schoolyard.

Wednesdays from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. in the 400 block of Victoria Street. Community artisans, home-based businesses, home shows and special music events also find a home at the market.

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Kamloops Schools

Kamloops EV Charging Stations

The City of Kamloops has a number of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations. They are public and free to use.

Kamloops Visitor Centre

- 1290 West Trans Canada Hwy.

The Tournament Capital Centre

- 910 McGill Rd.

Thompson Rivers University

- 900 McGill Rd. Parking lots C & F

Select hotels and automotive repair shops and other locations also have charging stations, call ahead or inquire within.

Best Western Plus - 660 Columbia St. W.

Holiday Inn & Suites - 675 Tranquille Rd.

Kal Tire - 788 Mount Paul Way

Peavey Mart - 2121 East Trans Canada Hwy.

Sun Life Financial - 280 West Victoria St.

Wingate by Wyndham - 1180 Rogers Way

250-674-3328

Continuing Education ............. 250-376-7072

Kamloops Open Online Learning 250-471-6061

Kamloops School of the Arts . 250-374-3200

Logan Lake Secondary ............ 250-523-9441

NorKam Secondary

250-376-1272

Sa-Hali Secondary ...................... 250-374-0861

South Kamloops Secondary ... 250-374-1405

Twin Rivers Education Cntr..... 250-554-3438

Valleyview Secondary ...............

Westsyde Secondary

250-372-5231

250-579-9271

Mountain Biking

From beginner to expert there are hundreds of trails for you to experience. The Kamloops landscape gives you rugged canyons, highspeed alpine riding and also slower easy riding terrain for the less experienced rider.

Kamloops Bike Ranch on Highland Road at Juniper Ridge is one of the largest bike parks of its kind at 26 hectares. The Bike Ranch caters to freeriders as well as focusing the race courses into hosting regional and national level events.

Pineview Trails has close to 50km of trails available, located off Hugh Allan Drive. There are some seasonal closures so please see the map at the entrance.

Kenna Cartwright Park has both biking and hiking trails.

Harper Mountain is a short drive from Kamloops. Follow Paul Lake Rd off Hwy 5, at the west side of Paul Lake. Great for mountain trail riding.

Sun Peaks ski in winter, bike in the summer. From freeride to technical there is something for beginners to expert riders.

Lac du Bois Grasslands is excellent for beginners and has an excellent view of Kamloops.

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Kamloops is one of the warmest, driest cities in Canada. Average temperature of 28°C during the summer months. Annual rainfall 217 mm and annual snowfall of 74 cm.

The Kamloops and Thompson-Nicola Region is at the crossroads to the rest of the province. Reach the Vancouver area in just 3 hours on the Coquihalla. Take the Trans Canada East to Calgary in just 6 hours. The Yellowhead Highway takes you into Northern BC and Alberta, or visit the Okanagan Valley (less than 90 minutes) as you head south on Hwy 97 towards the US border.

Getting Around

Kamloops Art Gallery

Experience changing exhibitions of regional, national, and international contemporary art within four distinct gallery spaces at one of Canada’s most progressive regional public art museums.

Participate in the Gallery’s many exhibition-related and studio programs, and special events.

Indulge in art-related merchandise and one-of-a-kind gifts in The Gallery Store.

Open: Mon, Tues, Fri, Sat: 10am – 5pm; Wednesday & Thursday: 10am – 8pm

Closed Sundays and Stat Holidays. Wheelchair accessible. Underground parking available.

465 Victoria Street (downtown at 5th Ave. & Victoria St.), Kamloops, BC 250-377-2400 www.kag.bc.ca CHURCHES

All Saints Ukrainian Orthodox Church - 1044 8th St.

Blessed Trinity Ukrainian Catholic Church -118 Don St

Christ Community Church - 1132 8th St.

First Baptist Church - 454 Columbia St

Free Methodist Centennial Chapel - 975 Windbreak St

Full Gospel Tabernacle - 1550 Tranquille Rd

Gateway City Church - 163 Oriole Rd

Hills of Peace Lutheran Church - 695 Robson Dr

Holy Family Catholic Church - 2797 Sunset Dr

Holy Trinity Ukrainian Catholic Church - 118 Don St

Kamloops Alliance Church - 200 Leigh Rd

Kamloops Chinese Christian Church - 715 Hemlock St

Lighthouse Christian Fellowship - 702 Columbia St

Kamloops Symphony

Kamloops Seventh-day Adventist Church-364 Fortune Dr

Kamloops United Church - 421 St. Paul St

Kamloops Vineyard Church - 159 Seymour St

Oasis Church - 1205 Rogers Way

Sacred Heart Cathedral - 255 Nicola St.

Salvation Army: Kamloops Corps - 344 Poplar St

St. Andrews Lutheran Church of Kamloops-815 Renfrew Ave

St. George's Anglican Church - 308 Royal Ave

St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church - 1136 - 6th Ave

St. John Vianney Catholic Church - 2826 Bank Rd

St. Paul's Cathedral Church - 360 Nicola St

Summit Drive Church - 1205 Rogers Way

Valleyview Bible Church - 2386 Trans Canada Hwy

Music

Kamloops Symphony brings you orchestral favourites, contemporary classics, intimate chamber concerts throughout the year.

Symphony Office: #6-510 Lorne St., Ph: 250-372-5000 www.kamloopssymphony.com

Box Office Tickets: 250-374-5483, Toll Free 1-866-374-5483 www.kamloopslive.ca

Free Music in the Park

Riverside Park Rotary Bandshell: Live music every evening from 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. Events begin July 1st and runs every evening throughout the summer until the end of August. Bring a picnic lunch. Fun for the whole family.

McDonald Park at the Gazebo: Thursday evening performances from 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. during July and August.

CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS

KNUTSFORD/KAMLOOPS RV CAMPGROUND

(Logo on page 32) 250-372-5380

10-2741 Princeton Hwy 5A, Kamloops, BC

KNOUFF LAKE RESORT p22/A4

(Locator logo on page 32)

Log Cabins, Campground, Fishing Box 158, Heffley Creek, BC 250-578-8155

HOTELS & MOTELS

BEST WESTERN PLUS

(Locator logo on page 27)

660 Columbia St. W. 250-374-7878

FAIRFIELD INN & SUITES BY MARRIOTT

(Locator logo on page 27) 1475 Hugh Allan Dr.

GRANDVIEW MOTEL

(Locator logo on page 27)

Grandview Terrace 250-372-1312

HAMPTON INN BY HILTON (Locator logo on page 27)

HOLIDAY INN & SUITES (Locator logo on page 25)

HOSPITALITY INN (Locator logo on page 27)

500 W. Columbia St. 1-800-663-5733 p27/A7

PACIFIC INN & SUITES (Locator logo on page 27)

(Locator logo on page 27)

Visit our website at www.kamloops-info.com

HOTELS & MOTELS

RESIDENCE & CONFERENCE CENTRE KAMLOOPS

(Ad on inside front cover, logo on page 27)

Reservations: 250-828-8999 p27/A6

RIDER’S MOTOR INN

(Ad and locator logo on page 28) 1759 Trans Canada Hwy. 250-374-2144

SUPER 8 BY WYNDHAM KAMLOOPS EAST

(Locator logo on page 29) super8east@shaw.ca

Heated Outdoor Pool • Free Continental Breakfast 2459 Trans Canada Hwy. E. 250-374-2488 p29/A7

RESORTS

KNOUFF LAKE RESORT

(Locator logo on page 32)

Log Cabins, Campground, Fishing Box 158, Heffley Creek, BC 250-578-8155

For more information see the “Where To Stay” Accommodation Grid Listings on page 37.

The B.C. Wildlife Park, Kamloops, is a non-profit Wildlife Park dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of animals, with the majority of the Park’s animals being rescued. Discover over 200 different animals and 65 animal species that are native to British Columbia, including Clover, the only Kermode ‘Spirit’ Bear, in human care, in the world. The Park offers many engaging activities including feed talks, animal encounters, and bird of prey flight demonstrations*. Guests can ride the miniature train*, meet the animals at the family farm* and more!

Visit www.bcwildlife.org for more information including daily schedule of events and hours of operations. *seasonal

KNOUFF LAKE RESORT

"WILD TIMES AWAIT YOU" at the BC WILDLIFE PARK!

Three floors of permanent and changing exhibits. Learn of Kamloops history from the early fur traders and gold seekers to the railway construction and the

new settlers arriving. The Kamloops Museum and Archives are open year-round:

Tuesday to Saturday 9:30 am - 4:30 pm

Archives Tues. - Fri. 1:15 pm - 4:00 pm

www.kamloops.ca/museum

Sports Facilities Extraordinair

The City of Kamloops has hosted many events over the years including Canada Cup of Curling, Soccer Tournaments, IIHF Women's World Championship and the World Junior Hockey Showcase.

High-performance training camps, national and international competitions as well as cultural events, Kamloops is Canada's Tournament Capital. With arenas, baseball diamonds, swimming pools and gymnasiums; we are the premier location for your next tournament, training camp, race or championship event.

Transportation

Easy to get around whether you are driving or special transit is available for teams, special events, dignitaries, and VIP's.

Accommodations to suit all budgets

From economy to ultra-luxury, find the ideal accommodations for your event and you will not be more than 15 minutes away from any Tournament Venue. Kamloops boasts more than 3,000 hotel and motel rooms.

Media Support

Television, radio and newspaper. Kamloops residents and visitors enjoy media connections that directly reach 160,000 people throughout the south-central interior. High-speed internet and WiFi capabilities are available in many Tournament Capital facilities.

Medical Facilities

Our regional health care facility; The Royal Inland Hospital is a 5 minute drive from the Tournament Capital Centre and is within 10 minutes of most tournament venue sites in and around Kamloops.

The Royal Inland Hospital in downtown Kamloops provides a full range of medical, surgical and emergency services: On the spot first aid is provided at all events in the area. Medical and physiotherapy services are provided by the Sage Sport Institute, which is operated by internationally accredited sports medical physicians.

Hike Kenna Cartwright Park for an amazing view of Kamloops

Dog Parks and Dog Beaches

On-leash - Dogs Under Control

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South T hompson RV

250-374-4949

1-800-555-8373 www.souththompsonrv.com

BC Wildlife Park

Enjoy a day at BC Wildlife Park where you can view over 200 different animals, 65 of which are native to BC. The Home Hardware Corral in the Park is home to all sorts of farm animals! Visitors can view llamas, goats, miniature donkeys, guinea pigs, rabbits, pot bellied pigs and chickens. On select days, children can get up close to some friendly goats!

Outdoor Parks & Recreation

Ball Diamonds (75+)

- Albert McGowan Park

- Exhibition Park - 2 lit diamonds

- Juniper Park

- McArthur Island park - 14 ball diamonds

- Norbrock Stadium, covered seating for 1,000

- Tournament Capital Ranch

- Westsyde Centennial Park

Beach Volleyball (4 courts)

- Overlanders Beach Park and Riverside Park

Cycling - Road and Mountain Biking and Mountain Biking Trails

- Harper Mountain or Sun Peaks Resort (Classic single-track, high speed alpine downhill)

- The Kamloops Bike Ranch (Canada's most advanced bike park)

- Kenna Cartwright Park • Rose Hill Park • Pineview Recreation Trails

World's First Longboard Park at West Highlands Park

Disc Golf

- Rose Hill West • McArthur Island Park • Copper Ridge

Dick Hart Memorial Park Heffley Creek

Walking & Hiking Trails

- Jack Gregson Walking Trails, Juniper Park, Kenna Cartwright Park, McArthur

Island Park, Petersen Creek Park, Rivers Trail (Riverside Park) and Rose Hill Park

Water Parks

- Albert McGowan Park, McDonald Park, Riverside Park / Centennial Water Park

For more information on these and other Parks and Recreation areas: kamloops.ca/tournamentcapital

E. Trans Canada Hwy., Kamloops

Photo Credit: Mary Putnam

City of K amloops City of Kamloops

Kamloops & Area Parks

Tournament Capital Sport Venues

• Alber t McGowan Park (ball) p18/G5

• Brocklehurst Recreation Centre (hockey, swimming, soccer, tennis) p18/C2

• Exhibition Park (Charles Anderson Stadium - fastball, rugby, soccer, tennis) p19/E7

• • Kamloops Bike Ranch (BMX, mountain biking) p19/E9

• Kamloops Curling Club p19/E6

• Kamloops Tennis Association p19/E6 McAr thur Island Park and Spor t & Event Centre(ball, soccer, hockey, curling, sk ate park) p18/D4

• Memorial Arena (hockey, lacrosse) p19/E6

• West Highlands Park p18/H3 or p27/E6 (2 soccer fields, Community Centre, paved lit perimeter path, stunning viewpoints of both river valleys, and the “World’s First Longboard Park”

• Rae-Mor Park - 113 Arab Run Rd. (skate park, 2 ball diamonds, cricket field, tennis courts, dog friendly (on leash), restroom p22/D2

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Sandman Centre (hockey, concerts) p19/E6

• Tournament Capital Centre - (Hillside Stadium, Fieldhouse, Canada Games Pool) p18/E4

• Tournament Capital Ranch - (fastball, slopitch and soccer) p18/A5 or p22/C3

• Valleyview Arena (hockey) p19/E9

• Westsyde Centennial Park (ball, soccer, multi purpose box, walking trails) p18/A4 or p22/F1

Biking / Hiking Trails

• Kamloops Bike Ranch (mountain bike trails, BMX) p19/E9

• Jack Gregson Walk ing Trails p19/E8

• Juniper Park (ball, multi purpose box, walking trails) p19/F9

• Kenna Cartwright Park (biking / hiking trails) p18/F3

• Peterson Creek Park (hiking trails) p19/F6

• Rose Hill Park (disc golf, biking/hiking, tennis) p19/F7

Family Fun

• Alber t McGowan Park (water park) p18/G5

• BC Wildlife Park (wildlife & walking trails) p31/B6

• McDonald Park (Pick le ball, playground, water park) p18/D4

• Overlanders Park (beach volleyball, beach, swimming, tennis) p18/D5

• Pioneer Park and Beach (beach, swimming) p19/E6

• Prince Charles Park (wading pool, adaptive playground) p19/E7

• Riverside Park / Centennial Water Park - (water park, playground, beach, swimming, tennis, Bandshell) p18/E5

• Westsyde Pool & Fitness Centre p18/A4 or p22/E1

• YMCA - YWCA (pool) p19/E6

For locating school fields or other facilities: (See Sports Map on page 18 & 19)

Kamloops Downtown Parking Map

Keep Your Pet Safe in Hot Weather

During the summer it is extremely important to make sure your pet isn't left in a hot vehicle. Many people aren't aware just how quickly dogs & cats can overheat when left in a vehicle in hot weather. In just ten minutes the temperature in a parked car (even in the shade with the windows partly open) can reach a level that can seriously harm or even kill your pet. To report an animal in distress, please call the BC SPCA toll free 1-855-622-7722, 9 am - 6 pm, local RCMP 250-828-3000 or after hours 911.

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Kelowna, BC 2-1/2 hours

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Jasper, AB 5 hours

Banff, AB 6 hours

Calgary, AB 7-1/2 hours

Edmonton, AB 8 hours

Seattle, Wash. 5-1/2 hours

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26 Kamloops (Pineview, Iron Mask), Cherry Creek

27 Kamloops (Aberdeen, Du erin, Sahali)

28 Kamloops (Sahali, City Centre)

29 Kamloops (Valleyview, Juniper Ridge)

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Kamloops Visitor Centre

The Kamloops Visitor Centre permanently closed.

All outdoor facilities – such as EV chargers, sani-dump station, dog run, and picnic benches – are still available for use.

For public washrooms and immediate tourist information, please visit the Aberdeen Mall across the street during its hours of operation.

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1290 West Trans Canada Hwy., Kamloops

South T hompson RV

With first class facilities, Kamloops boasts just about every facility an athlete would look for:

Arenas, soccer fields, gymnasiums, ball diamonds, ski resort, 50 metre pools, tennis courts, bike ranch and much more. Enjoy your experience in Kamloops, Canada’s Tournament Capital.

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KAMLOOPS and Area Street Directory

Street Index includes: Barnhartvale, Campbell Creek, Cherry Creek, Dallas, Heffley Creek, Pritchard, Rayleigh, Rivershore, Sun Peaks & Westsyde.

All Hotel & Motel accommodations listed are included in the BC Accommodations Guide and most have kitchen units and non smoking rooms available, check with each facility. For Toll Free numbers, location and other information please see ad or listing under appropriate category.

For more information see the “Where To Stay” Listings on page 13.

Kamloops!

Take a Scenic Drive!

Once you are here you will find it easy to find your way around. Take an historical driving tour and learn some of the history of the area, or just take-in the breathtaking scenic landscape. Visit Sun Peaks Resort, Canada's first class recreation resort, less than an hour drive north of Kamloops. Take advantage of world class skiing, enjoy a round of golf and many other activities available throughout the year. Have your camera ready!

Take a Motorcycle Tour

With easy access to all parts of the Northwest US and Western Canada. Make Kamloops your home base and tour around the twists and turns of the Thompson Nicola Regional District.

At Kamloops Heritage Railway, we are committed to preserving the history of the rail industry in British Columbia. We do this by offering educational tours of our Heritage Park and hosting events for the general public to attend.

Please note: We are no longer running the trains on the tracks due to lack of track accessibility. We are only offering tours of our Railway Park and our Artifacts.

For more information, visit kamrail.com

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