Campbell River
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Fresh Local Food – BLACKBERRIES
Friday, June 12th, 2009 by GetawayBC.com
Okay, we know the Himalayan blackberry is not an indigenous plant and is, in fact, regarded as an invasive species, but they do produce some of the plumpest and tastiest berries you have ever tried.
Fishing – FISHING CAPITAL
Friday, June 12th, 2009 by GetawayBC.com
“Welcome to God’s country,” is an old saying in B.C., but in Campbell River you might hear, “Welcome to cod country.”
Well, maybe not, but the city is widely regarded as the Salmon Capitol of the Wor
Enriched by land and sea
Friday, June 12th, 2009 by GetawayBC.com
Located along the shores of Discovery Passage, nestled at the foot of the snowcapped Vancouver Island Mountains and guarding the northern Strait of Georgia, lies the City of Campbell River.
This comm
Classic camping
Friday, June 12th, 2009 by GetawayBC.com
If you’ve got a tent, camper or RV, then the Campbell River area has got the perfect lakes, seashores and campsites for you.
There are hundreds of campsites in the Campbell River area in provincial p
Camping – Miracle Beach
Friday, June 12th, 2009 by GetawayBC.com
Few things are as inviting as a broad expanse of sandy beach.
Miracle Beach Provincial Park, located half way between Campbell River and Courtenay, is a popular camping spot that has one of the nices
Camping – Elk Falls (Quinsam)
Friday, June 12th, 2009 by GetawayBC.com
Elk Falls Provincial Park’s Quinsam campground is close to everything but feels private and isolated. The campground is five minutes from downtown, yet it seems like you’re kilometres away in the wild
Camping – Sayward Lakes
Friday, June 12th, 2009 by GetawayBC.com
Campbell River’s lake country lies just to the north of town providing dozens of lakes and hundreds of campsites run by the B.C. Forest service.
These Forest Recreation Sites are bare bones campsites
Kayaking – AWESOME OUTING
Friday, June 12th, 2009 by GetawayBC.com
It looked like a fast-moving and unforgiving mountain river – a seemingly impassible barrier to a fully-laden sea kayak.
It was awesome and scary at the same time.
But this was no river. This was th
Kayaking – THE ESTUARY
Friday, June 12th, 2009 by GetawayBC.com
If you’re a beginner kayaker, the Campbell River estuary is a safe and easy trip with plenty to see and do.
Launch your kayak from the west side of the Tyee Spit and head up river to the marsh lands
Kayaking – BRETON ISLANDS
Friday, June 12th, 2009 by GetawayBC.com
This is a great day paddle or for an overnight if you’re lucky to find a camping spot.
The Breton Islands are a small group of islands located off the east side of Quadra Island, which is accessible
