Guest Blogger: Erika Anderson from The Museum at Campbell River From the December 15, 1927 issue of the Comox Argus: SHIP IS WRECKED OFF CAPE MUDGE Crashing into the rocks at Cape Mudge, ten miles east of Campbell River, Vancouver… Continue Reading →
In celebration of Giving Tuesday Canada, Destination Campbell River partnered with Erin Wallis – local photographer, story-teller and all-around good “Riverite” herself – to highlight some of Campbell River’s unsung heroes. Here is installment 1 of 5, to make your heart smile… Continue Reading →
In celebration of Giving Tuesday Canada, Destination Campbell River partnered with Erin Wallis – local photographer, story-teller and all-around good “Riverite” herself – to highlight some of Campbell River’s unsung heroes. Here is installment 2 of 5, to make your heart smile… Continue Reading →
In celebration of Giving Tuesday Canada, Destination Campbell River partnered with Erin Wallis – local photographer, story-teller and all-around good “Riverite” herself – to highlight some of Campbell River’s unsung heroes. Here is installment 3 of 5, to make your heart smile… Continue Reading →
In celebration of Giving Tuesday Canada, Destination Campbell River partnered with Erin Wallis – local photographer, story-teller and all-around good “Riverite” herself – to highlight some of Campbell River’s unsung heroes. Here is installment 4 of 5, to make your heart smile… Continue Reading →
In celebration of Giving Tuesday Canada, Destination Campbell River partnered with Erin Wallis – local photographer, story-teller and all-around good “Riverite” herself – to highlight some of Campbell River’s unsung heroes. Here is installment 5 of 5, to make your heart smile… Continue Reading →
2017 has been a great year in Campbell River and we’ve got the pictures to prove it. From peaceful snowfalls to sparkling summer days, our city and its surrounding areas look their best all year round. Want to see for… Continue Reading →
It seems as if there are as many talented artisans in Campbell River as there are bears in our city’s surrounding wilderness. There’s something about our city that inspires the best from our locals. With a serene coastal setting and… Continue Reading →
Local food and drink in Campbell River is a lot like the wildlife that surrounds the city: plentiful and diverse. Varying from freshly caught seafood to uniquely crafted teas, there’s no shortage of tasty local products in our part of… Continue Reading →
Photo: Chris Istace – Summit of Kings Peak Strathcona Park “Of all the paths you take in life, make sure a few of them are dirt.” -John Muir You’re going to need a full week in Campbell River. There… Continue Reading →