Mar 21, 2009 0
Campbell River Transit
If you need to look up local bus routes, fares and schedules for Campbell River, than this is the link you are looking for: Campbell River Transit .
You can contact them by phone at : (250) 287-7433
For HandyDART info call: (250) 286-3278
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Greyhound Canada
For Greyhound Canada bus scheduales and fares see:
the Greyhound.ca website
Or phone: (250) 287-7151
Mar 15, 2009 0
Why make Campbell River your next vacation destination? Why do the locals our piece of Vancouver Island so much?
Campbell River is truly a unique destination on Vancouver Island for sightseeing and outdoor recreational activities.
The ocean, rivers, lakes, mountains, trees and wildlife are a large part of local culture. Taking pride in our natural inheritance, we have the opportunity to share these wonders with visitors from around the world.
Just wandering around town you will see mountain and ocean landscapes that most people will never have the opportunity to experience in their lifetimes.
From camping, boating, whale watching, kayaking, hiking, backpacking, rock climbing, to fishing for numerous species or even shooting a few rounds of golf, there is an activity for everyone young and old.
Did we mention that Campbell River has long been known as “The Salmon Capital of the World” ?
Campbell River is known for its friendly and laid-back Vancouver Island atmosphere. Maybe that’s why celebrities choose to make our city a vacation choice.
We eat a little slower here, we drive slower, walk slower — and people often take the time to say “hi” or pull over on the side of the highway to see a pod of whales.
There is a great sense of community in Campbell River, so if your looking for advice on where to eat….or even where to fish, don’t be afraid to ask a local.
Most town folk in Campbell River (and visitors) agree that we live in one of the most beautiful places in the world.
One thing that you will find different about shopping in Campbell River than from other tourist destinations: quality shopping opportunities. Instead of shop after shop selling “trinkets” and unoriginal items aimed at tourists….you will find works of art from local artist and craftsman.
From stained glass, to wood carving, Aboriginal artwork and much more. There is something for all tastes at affordable prices.
Shoppers will also be interested in catching.
Fresh seafood served by award-winning chefs is reason alone to visit Campbell River. Try world-renown flavors and ingredients native only to Vancouver Island.
There is a huge selection of restaurants in Campbell River, ranging from Steak & Grill fare to family dining, boasting amazing Canadian & world flavors.
If you want to pretend to be a local, you can grab a burger from a local McDonald’s drive-through, drive a few minutes down the road to “The Spit” — where you can pull your car up to the ocean and enjoy your meal. When the tides are right you’ll see cruise ships on their way to and from Alaska. At certain times of the year you’ll see clumsy young Bald Eagles learning how to fish.
Like Sushi? At the time of publication, there are 4 Campbell River restaurants that specialize in Sushi / Japanese Cuisine — and they are all unique and amazing in their own rights!
You’ll find tons of Asian-inspired cuisines along other world flavors, and of course, some greasy-spoon local favorites.
Our annual drift wood carving event is a favorite of both locals and visitors. People from around the world come to view or participate in the competition.
Enjoy amazing exhibits on local First Nation’s history, at The Museum at Campbell River. Campbell River’s Public Art Gallery showcases contemporary works by local and visiting artists.
There is so much to do and see in Campbell River, we hope you enjoy our town as much we do.
Campbell River is the Vancouver Island’s main hub for north island — being the gateway to Strathcona Provencial Park, Quadra Island, Gold River, Tofino and more.
