The countdown to Christmas is officially on and with less than a month away before the big day, we thought we’d share some of the festive activities and events taking place in the Vancouver, Coast & Mountains region. From light festivals and magical winter wonderlands to old-fashioned celebrations and traditional markets, there’s sure to be an event to suit everyone! Read more.

One of the most breathtaking sights on a dark night is the appearance of the Northern Lights, or Aurora Borealis. Under clear dark skies you can look up and see millions of stars and perhaps try to identify constellations and the Milky Way, but have you had the good fortune to see the northern lights? If you are a city dweller, you are likely not used to seeing the stunning night sky, but the beautiful and ghostly apparition of the Northern Lights is something to behold. Read more.

There are those that want to “really” experience the winter outdoors – the true adventurists who avidly enjoy winter activities and must camp in a tent. Then there are those who want the comfort of an RV but still enjoy the challenge of winter. Check out RV Parks that are open for business for the winter RVer.

If you are looking for a great lake for winter activities, check out Yellow Lake in the Okanagan. This well-stocked lake is located along Highway 3A just south west of Penticton. Yellow Lake is a popular ice fishing lake for locals, as well as those venturing out on a road trip. Read more.

If you’re the kinda person who lives and breathes camping, and would call yourself a bit of a pro at it (it’s okay to brag a little here), then you’re the right person to help our next generation of newbie, keen campers learn to camp responsibly. 

Just because winter is here there are still places to travel in British Columbia, and during the dark evenings you can plan a camping trip for next season. Here are a few more stories to get you motivated year round.



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