Campbell River: Gateway to Wilderness
By: Amanda Brown, @hervanislelife
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Brisk Swims and Bold Spirits – an Alaskan Adventurer Explores Campbell River
By: Chase Burnett, @chaseburnett_
Ripple Rock: Celebrating 60 years
Article courtesy of Erika Anderson on behalf of the Museum at Campbell River
Instagram-Worthy Dates to Impress Your Valentine in 2018
Campbell River has no shortage of scenic spots for romance, and with Valentine’s Day right around the corner, we’ve compiled a list of our top choices for an unforgettable date. Forget the flowers and chocolate this year, and impress your… Continue Reading →
Five Year-Round Campbell River Walking and Hiking Trails
Rain or shine, Campbell River has many opportunities for year-round exploration. Here are five of our favourite walking and hiking trails to get you started in your exploration. Be sure to share your adventures with us on social media using… Continue Reading →
Exploring Strathcona in Winter: Where to go and how to prepare
Guest Blogger: Larissa Zip, Strathcona Provincial Park Looking for some outdoor adventure this holiday season? There is plenty to explore at Strathcona this time of year, don’t let the cold keep you indoors. Many of the sights of summer are… Continue Reading →
The Wreck of the Northwestern Leads to a Memorable Christmas for Quadra Islanders
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 MUDGECrashing into the rocks at Cape Mudge, ten miles east of Campbell River, Vancouver Island, in… Continue Reading →
Heroes Drink Coffee Too – People of Campbell River – Part 1
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 →
Hearts that Revitalize – People of Campbell River Part 2
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 →
Finding a Way Home – People of Campbell River Part 3
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 →