Things To Do In Vancouver

There are many things to do in Vancouver BC during your vacation - whether your looking for a relaxing day at one of Vancouver's beaches, playing some golf at one of our popular golf courses, taking a camping and fishing trip, or some great nightlife activities. We feature some of the best Vancouver activities for visitors and provide some great guides to plan your Vancouver vacation.

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Featured Vancouver Activities

Golfing in Vancouver
Come and golf BC where the greens are rich and the skies are gentle. With courses ranked among the world’s finest, there is an array to choose from when you golf BC. British Columbia is a geographically diverse province, so golf BC can be gently rolling greens overlooking the ocean, or tiered fairways in mountain country.

Birdwatching
Bird watching at our impressive bird sanctuaries and parks is guaranteed to leave enthusiasts happy. Brackendale Eagles Provincial Park has long been touted as one of the world's most significant locales for wintering Bald Eagles. Those interested in birds of the heron family will find a trip to the Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve rewarding. On a larger scale, the Reifel Sanctuary is known to attract thousands of birds on their migration routes.

Vancouver Camping
Outdoor recreation opportunities and first-rate amenities make Vancouver's campgrounds a favorite of visitors. World-class hiking, mountain biking, river rafting and even windsurfing are frequently steps from your tent. Make a reservation in advance in order to secure a spot at one of these following provincial park campgrounds: Alice Lake, Golden Ears, Manning, Porpoise Bay, Cultus Lake and Sasquatch. All are extremely popular with both tourists and locals.

Vancouver Fishing
With the Pacific Ocean to the west, and an intricate river and lake system throughout Vancouver, British Columbia - it has long been one of North America’s best fishing destinations. Dreams of monster steelhead, mammoth sturgeon, and gigantic Pacific and freshwater salmon lure fishermen from all over hoping to reel in The Big One, while rainbow trout, Dolly Varden, Yellowhead perch, and many other species also stock the abundant waters.