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This gem is in the downtown business area and features a waterwheel, historic sod roofed cabin, gazebo
for performances, a caboose and so much more.

Located in the old 1917 Public Building formerly housing the post office, customs office, telegraph office and telephone exchange, this museum is rated as one of the best in the interior. Displays of artifacts photographs and text vividly illustrate life as it was in Ashcroft’s early “glory days”.

An independent, family owned shop providing unique gifts and souvenirs since 1967. Specializing in B.C. Jade jewellery and carvings, we also carry a wide variety of other items including semi-precious stone jewellery, raw and polished stone specimens, moccasins, crib boards, home decor, local interest books, greeting cards and much more.
Other services include engraving, trophies and jewelry & watch repair.

Located at the junction of Hwy 1 & 97N in Cache Creek.

Spend some time taking in the beautifully preserved artifacts & exhibits in our red brick Museum & 1911 Stables, centrally located in Clinton, The “Gateway to the Cariboo.” Then pick up one of our Heritage Walking Tour booklets & take a self guided tour through our historic streets. Open 7 days a week from May to October.

Accommodations at Hat Creek Ranch are an awesome experience. Stay in a ‘miners’ tent’, a teepee or a cabin. For the ultimate adventure, book a night in the ‘Kekuli lodge’ (a half-underground pit house) in the Native Village. RV sites are also available.

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The District of Lillooet Recreational, Educational and Cultural Centre is the heart of the Lillooet Community. The REC Centre offers a variety of services and facilities

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The Lillooet Museum houses a veritable treasure trove of BC history! One of BC’s most appreciated museums filled with remarkable artifacts, including a tribute to the irrepressible newspaper legend Margart ‘Ma’ Murray.

The Museum serves as Lillooet’s official Visitor Centre & is open from mid-Apr – Oct. Remembering the past & living the present!

May/June
Tuesday – Saturday 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
Sunday & Monday CLOSED

July/August Daily 9:00 am – 5:00 pm

September/October
Tuesday – Saturday 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
Sunday – CLOSED

A cherished heritage home with a fascinating history!

Sept to May tour the house weekdays from 11 am to 3 pm Jun to Aug tour the home Tues to Sat from 10 am to 4:30 pm

Appreciate the lovely local artisan works on display & enjoy summer evening “Music at the Miyazaki” Friday evenings in July and August. Consider this beautiful home & garden setting for your next special event.

Art Gallery Housing permanent Work by Statimc/ Xwisten Chief. Grand Chief Saul Terry, BA

The Seventy Mile Access Centre, or SMAC, is a non-profit society whose primary purpose is to create a dynamic meeting place for area residents (permanent and part-time), tourists and guests. The SMAC Facilities include a Library, Gymnasium, Computer Lab, Games Room, Crafts Room, Kitchen, and Outdoor play are and Ice Rink (in Season). There is also a thrift shop and used furniture store.

Spapium grows Heritage Produce with rich soil & abundant water and sun above the Thompson and Fraser Rivers in British Columbia’s magnificent Fraser Canyon.

Beautiful stained glass crafts, beads, local artisan creations, ornaments, unique gifts and so much more.

Artist Studio, Gallery and Garden
Art Lessons
Events
Bicycle Rentals

www.marilynandersonart.com
www.ashcroftbikes.ca
www.loveashcroft.com

Home of the legendary Widow Smith apples, Spences Bridge now presents the Packing House.

Keep posted to the Explore Gold Country Events calendar for performances happening at the Packing House!

This heritage coffee house has much to offer:

Fresh roasted coffee – Great food – Daily Specials – Local Honey – Fresh fruit & veggies – Fresh baked goods – Open music stage – and more.

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Explore this unique museum which was once a packing house and dance hall.

Open in the summer months offering souvenir tee shirts and caps, soaps from the Walhachin Soap Mill, post cards and books for sale. There are picnic benches out side so bring a lunch and make a day of it.