Holiday Resorts near Kitchener BC (20 Result(s))

Nestled along the banks of the Moyie River just 3km east of Yahk, BC. Hay U Ranch RV Resort offers a scenic retreat with a location that is central to Kootenay region.Welcome to Hay U Ranch RV ResortTired of being STRESSED trying to find a campsite, well look no further. At Hay U Ranch RV Resort we offer permanent leased sites to match everyone's need; we have river front lots, ones that back onto a beautiful greenbelt and many more. Resort backs on to crown land.All of the lots are very spacious and will fit any size RV unit or even park models. All the camp sites have hydro, water, sewer, and telephone services.RIVERFRONT LOTS STILL AVAILABLE!A great place to spend relaxing days and nights with friends and family or to meet new people. Prices starting at $15,000. Come on out and take a look around this beautiful resort.Nestled along the Moyie River and within walking distance to the town of Yahk, BC.A short 10 minutes drive to Moyie Lake.About 40 minutes to Kootenay Lake.Creston, BC is only 25 minutes away, pick your own fresh fruit in the summer

A good night's stay shouldn't cost a fortune. The Creston Valley Motel is your affordable home away from home. By booking a stay with us, you'll get to experience top amenities at a reasonable rate, including air conditioning, cable TV, high speed internet and more! Call us today to make a reservation.

Come enjoy an appetizing dish at Bayshore Resort Restaurant. They are easily accessible by car and public transit and are positioned in a neighborhood packed with parks and merchants.

Welcome to Lovin Oven CakeryIf baking is a lost art, we would like for you to rediscover some old-world pleasures. Our delicious desserts are made from only the finest ingredients- thick and heavy cream, European style butter, farm fresh eggs, premium frostings, and the sweetest fruit fillings to ensure a fresh experience every time you visit.

The Heritage Inn brand of hotels was created in the 1970's with one simple dream. Richard Kanegawa, a rancher, potato and sugar beet farmer by livelihood, dreamt of providing smaller communities with full service hotels with all the amenities they could get in bigger centres, an 'oasis on the Canadian prairies'. In 1974, the first Heritage Inn Hotel & Convention Centre opened in Taber, Alberta. Over 35 years have passed since that dream came to fruition, and now 8 hotels in western Canada proudly bear the independent Heritage Inn brand name.