The sun is up, the lake is warming, and Creston Valley is ready for you. Whether you're here to float, hike, eat, or sip your way through the season, this corner of the Kootenays delivers on all fronts. Here's how to make the most of summer.

Creston, BC doesn’t observe Daylight Saving Time — and locals love it. Learn why “Creston Time” exists, how it affects travel, and how to plan your visit without missing a minute.

On the shores of Kootenay Lake's East Shore sits one of BC’s most unusual roadside attractions—the Glass House. Built in 1952, the house was constructed from over half a million discarded embalming fluid bottles. The result is a striking cloverleaf-shaped home that glisten in the sunlight.

There’s nothing quite like summer in Creston, as sun-kissed orchards, buzzing restaurant patios and smiling faces bring that special spark to an already vibrant community. The valley offers something for everyone, whether a foodie, an art loved or a thrill seeker. From fresh fruit and baked goods to local history and stunning mountain peaks, here are the top 11 experiences to add to your summer itinerary.

From in-town and rural community parks to public beaches and untouched wilderness areas, Creston has a park or green space for everyone!

The Creston Valley Cycling Association (CVCA) is a community cycling group that aims to bring all types and levels of cyclists together.

Creston is the ultimate base camp for day trip adventures. One of the most popular is the drive along Kootenay Lake’s East Shore!

From the home of the Yaqan Nukiy to boom-and-bust logging and mining towns to steam powered paddle-wheelers on Kootenay Lake, come explore!

It's an open secret that the Creston and Kootenay Lake area is a haven for angling aficionados. Read on to plan your fishing adventure!