Pack for an unforgettable road trip to Creston BC and experience the best of both worlds at our campgrounds and RV parks—Bask in nature's embrace while being just moments away from services and amenities. Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast or a relaxation seeker, our campgrounds and RV Parks are the perfect basecamp for your vacation! Book your stay now and let Creston's natural beauty win you over! RV Parks & CAMping Nature's Oasis: Campgrounds & RV Parks Around Creston BC Pack for an unforgettable road trip to Creston BC and experience the best of both worlds at our campgrounds and RV parks—Bask in nature's embrace while being just moments away from services and amenities. Revel in the wonders of majestic mountains and serene lakes, or immerse yourself in the charm of local shops. Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast or a relaxation seeker, our campgrounds and RV Parks are the perfect basecamp for your vacation! Book your stay now and let Creston's natural beauty win you over! Add a Title Change the text and make it your own. Click here to begin editing. Add a Title Button Change the text and make it your own. Click here to begin editing. Add a Title Change the text and make it your own. Click here to begin editing. Add a Title Button Change the text and make it your own. Click here to begin editing. Add a Title Change the text and make it your own. Click here to begin editing. Add a Title Button Change the text and make it your own. Click here to begin editing. YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Summer Guide to Creston Valley: Beaches, Trails & Local Flavours The Glass House High Altitude Heli Services

Discover the captivating charm of Creston, BC while enjoying a relaxing stay at a local hotel. Our exceptional hotels effortlessly combine great comfort and outstanding service, creating an unparalleled atmosphere of warm hospitality. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking natural beauty by day, and when you return, surrender to the delights of a perfect hotel stay. Don't wait! Reserve your spot in a Creston hotel today and set off on an unforgettable adventure! Hotels Comfort & Quality: Creston BC's Best Hotels Discover the captivating charm of Creston, BC while enjoying a relaxing stay at a local hotel. Our exceptional hotels effortlessly combine great comfort and outstanding service, creating an unparalleled atmosphere of warm hospitality. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking natural beauty by day, and when you return, surrender to the delights of a perfect hotel stay. Don't wait! Reserve your spot in a Creston hotel today and set off on an unforgettable adventure! Add a Title Change the text and make it your own. Click here to begin editing. Add a Title Change the text and make it your own. Click here to begin editing. Add a Title Change the text and make it your own. Click here to begin editing. Add a Title Button Change the text and make it your own. Click here to begin editing. YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Summer Guide to Creston Valley: Beaches, Trails & Local Flavours The Glass House High Altitude Heli Services

Are you interested in working with or collaborating with us? Explore job opportunities and contract bids with the Creston Valley Tourism Society! We welcome creative professionals, including design agencies, photographers, graphic designers, content writers, and marketing specialists to join us in promoting the Creston Valley as premier tourism destination and make a meaningful impact in the region’s tourism industry. Join Our Team: Job & Contract Opportunities with Creston Valley Tourism Opportunities Are you interested in working with or collaborating with us? Explore job opportunities and contract bids with the Creston Valley Tourism Society! We welcome creative professionals, including design agencies, photographers, graphic designers, content writers, and marketing specialists to join us in promoting the Creston Valley as premier tourism destination and make a meaningful impact in the region’s tourism industry. Check out our contract and job opportunities section below to learn more about available positions and contracts. We look forward to welcoming talented individuals ready to help showcase the Creston Valley. explore Creston Valley Website Redevelopment RFP — Aug 1st, 2025 (Now Open) Creston Valley Tourism Society (CVTS) is seeking an experienced digital agency to redesign and rebuild ExploreCrestonValley.com — our primary consumer-facing tourism site. The successful proponent will deliver a mobile-first, WCAG-AA-accessible platform that features: Business & attraction directory Events calendar with public-submission form Blog / media library Embedded maps, AI search & chatbot Multi-user CMS for easy content updates Google Analytics 4 + Looker Studio integration * Nice-to-haves: itinerary builder, multilingual toggle (FR/DE/ES), mobile app, e-commerce storefront Budget : up to CA $20,000 (plus taxes) Key Dates RFP issued - 1 Aug 2025 Written questions due - 18 Aug 2025 @ 17:00 Optional 15-min clarification calls - 20–30 Aug 2025 Proposal submission deadline - 1 Sep 2025 @ 17:00 Short-list interviews7–15 Sep 2025 Notice of award - 20 Sep 2025 Project kick-off - 1 Oct 2025 Public launch - 31 Mar 2026 (target date) How to Apply Download the full RFP PDF here Prepare one PDF proposal (≤ 20 MB) following the format in Section 6 of the RFP. Email your file to Creston Valley Tourism Executive Director, Jesse Willicome, with the subject line: Explore Creston Valley Website RFP – [Your Agency Name] no later than 1 Sep 2025, 17:00 PT. Questions? Email Jesse Willicome , Executive Director by 18 Aug 2025.

Have a business or organization in the Creston Valley and want to be featured in the Official Creston Valley Visitor Guide? Find out information on features, ad rates and how you can book your ad spot here! ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES WITH US Visitor Guide AdvertisING Be part of the spotlight! After another sold-out edition of the 2025–2026 Explore Creston Valley Visitor’s Guide, the Creston Valley Tourism Society (CVTS) is excited to open ad bookings for the 2026–2027 edition. This vibrant, 52+ page guide is the go-to resource for visitors across the Creston Valley, the Kootenays, Alberta, and beyond. Your ad will appear alongside inspiring stories, detailed maps, insider tips, and stunning photography — showcasing the very best of our hidden gem. Due to overwhelming demand, we completely sold out of all ad spaces before the booking deadline for the last edition! So we strongly encourage you to book your spot early to avoid disappointment! Review the info below to find out how. FEATURES Professional photography, engaging design, and curated travel content Highlights of top things to see & do, eat, shop, and experience Calendar of annual community events and festivals Food & farm directory with a seasonal harvest chart Area and town maps: parks, facilities, hiking trails, and more Complete accommodations & restaurant directories Trip-planning essentials: highway routes, border crossings, ferry info DISTRIBUTION DETAILS We’re building on strong momentum from last issue: Boosting print run to 21,000–22,000 copies Year-round distribution to 150+ businesses from Yahk to the Kootenay Lake East Shore Racking on the Kootenay Lake Ferry and at the Rockies International Airport (Cranbrook) Placement at 100+ locations along Hwy 3 (Cranbrook to Lethbridge) with ABC Brochures Shipping to 50+ Visitor Centres across BC, Alberta, and Idaho AD RATES & SIZES AD RATES Magazine Size: 6” x 10.75” 1/4 Page @ $390.00 plus tax 1/2 Page @ $660.00 plus tax Full Page @ $1,220.00 plus tax Inside Covers @ $1,380.00 plus tax Back Cover @ $1,650.00 plus tax Full Page Ad - 6" x 10.75" 1/2 Page Ad - 5.25” x 4.8125” 1/4 Page Ad - 5.25” x 2.25” AD OPTIONS & REQUIREMENTS Option 1 You Supply Your Ad Submit high-resolution (300 dpi) PDF, TIFF, or JPEG (Word docs not accepted) Ensure correct sizing and resolution (full-page ads require .125” bleed) We double check ad specs; if no issues ad is finalized for print. Options 2 We Design Your Ad Free Provide your logo (EPS, PDF, or SVG) Share your business info (location, hours, contact, services, etc.) Include a short tagline or call to action Submit high-resolution photos (optional) Receive a proof with one round of free revisions before being finalized for print. Last year, ad space sold out before the booking deadline — so don’t wait to secure your spot! Review the info below to find out how. ** 5% a month late fee will be charged to invoices not paid by payment deadline. GST will apply to above pricing. HOW TO BOOK YOUR AD S o you have decided on an ad size and how you want to design it and now want to book your ad? Read below on how to complete that: Click the button below and fill out the booking form by February 1st. Submit your ad or ad details for us to design it by February 7th Pay by cheque or e-transfer by March 1st Approve your ad proof by March 15th Enjoy seeing your ad in the guides when they arrive and are distributed in April! BOOK YOUR AD SPACE HERE! QUESTIONS? CONTACT US! If you have any other questions or need any further assistance with booking an ad, please contact: Ad Sales & Booking – Jesse Willicome, jesse@explorecrestonvalley.com Ad Submission or Design – Vanessa Croome, vanessa@clarismedia.com

Creston BC hotels and motels provide a comfortable retreat for your journey, offering all the conveniences you could desire. For a touch of charm and personalized service, the quaint bed and breakfasts and guest suites in Creston are brimming with character, providing a delightful alternative for your stay. If you prefer a tranquil outdoor setting, Creston BC accommodations also include serene RV parks and campgrounds, establishing an ideal foundation for your adventure. Find Lodgings & Accommodations in Creston BC STAY Immerse yourself in the breathtaking scenery of Creston Valley while indulging in the warm and inviting hospitality it offers. Creston BC hotels and motels provide a comfortable retreat for your journey, offering all the conveniences you could desire. For a touch of charm and personalized service, the quaint bed and breakfasts and guest suites in Creston are brimming with character, providing a delightful alternative for your stay. If you prefer a tranquil outdoor setting, Creston BC accommodations also include serene RV parks and campgrounds, establishing an ideal foundation for your adventure. HOTELS BED & BREAKFAST MOTELS RV & cAMPGROUNDS YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Mind the Minute: A Closer Look at Creston BC’s Quirky Sense of Time Fields, Food & Fall Colours: Your Insider’s Guide to the Creston Valley Fall Fair Sun-Soaked Fun: Eleven Must-do Summer Experiences in the Creston Valley Get Social Explore photos and videos from local businesses, visitors and proud residents on our social media! Share your own experiences with us at #ExploreCrestonValley Can we help? Have any questions about accommodations in the area? Contact the Creston Valley Visitor Centre and staff will be happy assist you!

Creston's farms, fruit stands, farmers' markets, dairies, butchers, wineries, breweries, and more offer a wide range of delicious treats! Farm to Table: Enjoy the Bounty of Creston BC LocallY Grown Food & Drink Experience the best of Creston's local offerings, from farm-fresh produce to artisan-crafted wines and spirits. Our farms, fruit stands, farmers' markets, dairies, butchers, wineries, breweries, and distilleries serve up an array of delicious treats. Savor the unique flavors of Creston Valley and support our community's dedicated growers and producers. Explore and indulge in these delightful gastronomic experiences right here! Baillie-Grohman Estate Winery Baillie-Grohman is an award winning family-owned and operated estate winery situated in the Erickson area of Creston! Cherry Ridge Orchard Simek Farms Welcome to Cherry Ridge Orchard Simek Farms! Visitors are invited to experience the charm of this family-owned U-Pick cherry orchard situated in Erickson. Duck Lake Saskatoon Berry Farm Get ready for berry bliss in early July in the Creston Valley! This family-owned Saskatoon berry U-pick eagerly awaits your nimble fingers! Flamenco Farms Flamenco Farms is a delightful family-operated farm and orchard that specializes in fresh fruits, vegetables and farm-fresh eggs. J&B Smagh Orchards & Fruit Stand Located on Highway 3 in Erickson, this seasonally operational fruit and vegetable stand sells their own fresh produce grown in Creston Lloyd's Backyard Located in Erickson, Lloyd's Backyard is a charming little farm full of countryside vibes and surrounded by stunning scenery. Lloyd's... Pippin Point & Manzareh Visit Pippin Point Cidery & Manzareh restaurant to sample their small batch ciders and farm-to-table menu that changes with the seasons. Sternwheeler Craft Distilleries Formerly Wynndel Craft Distillers, the Sternwheeler Craft Distilleries produces small-batch, handcrafted spirits all made with local fruits. The Flats Dirt Collaborative Located just a west of Creston, this rustic Farm Stand and U-Pick is bursting with berries, fresh herbs, farm-made goodies & friendly farm animals. Wild North Brewing Company Wild North is Creston's latest and greatest, ever-growing craft brew pub that has quickly become a local favourite. Bindoya Meats & Treats Come in and visit Bindoya Meats and Treats, a charming specialty butcher shop and deli nestled in the heart of downtown Creston. Creston Fruit Market Located in Erickson along Highway 3, Creston Fruit Market carries an abundance of fresh fruit & veggies. Famous Fritz Meats & Deli This artisanal butcher shop is famous around the Kootenays and is a must-visit for lovers of high-quality, European style meats. Harvest Share Volunteer Fruit Picking Harvest Share is a unique volunteer-based U-Pick program that invites visitors to help harvest excess fruit from local backyards between June and November. Kootenay Meadows Farm Visit the Kootenay Meadows On-Farm Shop, where you may taste the organic cheese & milk while learning more about how it is made. Marar Orchards Located in Erickson, Marar Orchards is a fruit and vegetable market with a wide variety of fresh produce grown in the Creston Valley. Red Bird Estate Winery Red Bird Estate Winery started as a dream in Eastern Canada and became a reality for the Cardinal (aka red bird) family in Creston. Sutcliffe Farms Located in Wynndel, Suttcliffe Farms is the largest asparagus producer in British Columbia! Drop by the farm store to pickup your asparagus! Thistle Farm Tucked away in Wynndel, Thistle Farm is a family-run farm selling all sorts of garlic goodies. Stop by their farm stand to stock up! Wloka Farms Fruit Stand Located in Erickson along Highway 3 amongst farms and orchards, Wloka Farms Fruit Stand is owned and operated by Barb and Frank Wloka. Brittany's Flower Farm & Studio Brittany's Flower Farm is a boutique flower farm and studio where you will find dazzling, colourful and tastefully designed bouquets. Creston Valley Farmers’ Market Experience the abundance and creativity of the Creston Valley at the award-winning Creston Valley Farmers’ Market! Faraman Farm & Cider Press Located along Highway 3 in Erickson's orchard district, this seasonally operational fruit stand sells locally grown fruits, veg & cider. Herbarium Studio & Gardens Herbarium Studio & Gardens is a flower farm and pottery studio, offering locally grown seasonal flowers, handmade pottery and more! Lark Coffee Roasters Lark Coffee Roasters is a small specialty coffee roaster located in Creston, BC. Morris Flowers & Garden Centre A full-service flower shop and home and garden centre, with a huge selection of bedding plants adapted for the local climate. Skimmerhorn Winery Skimmerhorn Winery and Vineyard is a terroir-driven, small-batch winery and vineyard in Creston that is part of the emerging Kootenays wine. Swan Valley Honey Located in Wynndel Swan Valley Honey is produced by sustainable beekeeping operations at Honey Bee Zen Apiaries. Treasure Life Flour Mill Creston's famous Treasure Life Flour Mill is where passion for baking meets fresh, organic, and heritage grains. YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Summer Guide to Creston Valley: Beaches, Trails & Local Flavours The Glass House High Altitude Heli Services

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Embark on an Outdoor Adventure and Delight in Artistic Treasures on the East  Shore of Kootenay Lake: A Captivating Day Trip from the Creston Valley. Located just north of the Creston Valley,Kootenay Lake now offers visitors a scenic drive along its captivating East Shore, unveiling charming lakeside communities such as Sirdar, Sanca, Boswell, Grey Creek, Crawford Bay, and Riondel, each possessing its own unique charms and character. Kootenay Lake: Outdoor Adventure & Artistry Await KOOTENAY Lake Embark on an Outdoor Adventure and Delight in Artistic Treasures on the East Shore of Kootenay Lake: A Captivating Day Trip from the Creston Valley. Located just north of the Creston Valley, Kootenay Lake beckons outdoor enthusiasts, lake lovers, and connoisseurs of artisanal creations. As one of British Columbia's largest lakes, Kootenay Lake holds a storied history that begins with its significance to the Yaqan Nukiy people, followed by the gold mining boom and the bustling sternwheelers that once traversed its waters before the advent of the railroad. Accessible via the construction of Highway 3A in the 1950s, Kootenay Lake now offers visitors a scenic drive along its captivating East Shore, unveiling charming lakeside communities such as Sirdar, Sanca, Boswell, Grey Creek, Crawford Bay, and Riondel, each possessing its own unique charms and character. The East Shore of Kootenay Lake boasts breathtaking natural beauty that leaves visitors in awe. The lake is an ideal playground for fishing, sailing, and swimming. Numerous beautiful beaches, including Twin Bay, Lockhart Beach, and Crawford Bay Beach, invite relaxation and enjoyment. Excellent parks like Lockhart Beach Provincial Park and Pilot Bay Peninsula Provincial Park offer picturesque settings for picnics and exploration. The lake also hosts several marinas, catering to boating enthusiasts, while golf lovers can escape to the serene Kokanee Springs Golf Course. However, the East Shore is not solely a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. The area is also home to a vibrant community of artisans, who showcase their craft through studios and shops. From traditional broom-making to hand-woven fabrics, pottery, and blacksmithed home furnishings, these talented artisans offer a feast for the senses. Whether seeking thrilling outdoor adventures or seeking artistic inspiration, Kootenay Lake presents itself as the perfect day trip destination from the Creston Valley, promising unforgettable experiences and cherished memories. ATTRACTIONS Creston Valley Adventure Rentals Twin Bays Beach Lockhart Beach Provincial Park & Campground 1 2 3 COMMUNITY MAP

Planning a visit to Creston BC? Ensure a smooth trip by planning ahead with important and up-to-date travel information for the area available on this resource page. Find the latest updates for nearby Canada-US border crossings, highway & road conditions, forest fire alerts, flood advisories, local emergency information, and much more. Stay informed and equipped with the necessary information and resources you need to enjoy your trip to Creston! Current Travel Information & Advisories for Creston BC Know Before you go Planning a visit to Creston BC? Ensure a smooth trip by planning ahead with important and up-to-date travel information for the area available on this resource page. Find the latest updates for nearby Canada-US border crossings, highway & road conditions, forest fire alerts, flood advisories, local emergency information, and much more. Stay informed and equipped with the necessary information and resources you need to enjoy your trip to Creston! Provincial Wildfire Situation & Travel Update - Sept, 2026 The Province of BC ended the State of Provincial Emergency on August 27. The State of Provincial Emergency had been in place since August 8 to ensure emergency powers and resources were available if required. Most of the Kootenay Rockies remains open and accessible, with some localized wildfire impacts and backcountry restrictions still in effect . The Creston Valley remains open and continues to welcome visitors. However, visitors are encouraged to continue checking current road conditions, wildfire information and any local restrictions before and during their trip to the area. Category 1 Campfires Now permitted – Sept 11, 2026 Fire restrictions have recently eased across the Southeast Fire Centre, including the Creston Valley and Kootenay Rockies. Category 1 campfires are now permitted, following the lifting of the campfire prohibition on September 1, 2026. Category 2 open fires are also permitted as of September 11, 2026, while Category 3 open fire prohibition remains in effect throughout the Southeast Fire Centre. Anyone lighting a permitted campfire or Category 2 open fire should continue to use caution and follow BC Wildfire Service requirements, including: Do not burn during windy conditions. Establish and maintain an adequate fuel break around the fire. Never leave a fire unattended. Ensure fires are completely extinguished before leaving the area. Take immediate action and report the fire if it escapes the established fuel break. Visitor Considerations: Campfires are currently permitted on lands covered by BC Wildfire Service regulations, including BC Parks, unless otherwise restricted locally. Fire restrictions can change quickly based on weather and wildfire conditions. Municipalities, regional districts, campgrounds and other land managers may impose additional restrictions. Visitors should always confirm current local regulations before lighting a fire. Check the BC Wildfire Service Fire Bans and Restrictions information before travelling or having an outdoor fire. Northern Idaho Wildfires – Conditions Significantly Improved - September 2026 Wildfire conditions south of the Canada–U.S. border have improved significantly following cooler, wetter weather in early September. The Upper Smith Creek, Parker Lake and Border fires burned in northern Idaho throughout July and August and were periodically visible from the Creston Valley, contributing to periods of smoke and haze. In its final daily update on September 5, the U.S. Forest Service reported minimal fire activity, lifted evacuation notices, and began transitioning firefighting resources away from the incidents. The fires currently pose no threat to the Creston Valley, and smoke and haze from these fires have largely cleared from the area. They are also not affecting the main cross-border travel routes between northern Idaho and Creston. Some local forest road and recreation closures may remain in place near the fire areas in Idaho. Visitors planning outdoor recreation in the affected areas can check the U.S. Forest Service InciWeb site for the latest information. Bear & Wildlife Safety When Recreating - Fall 2026 The Creston Valley and surrounding mountains are home to both black bears and grizzly bears, along with other wildlife. Bear activity can be particularly noticeable during late summer and fall as bears spend more time feeding in preparation for winter denning. When hiking, biking, camping or exploring backcountry areas: Carry bear spray, keep it readily accessible, and know how to use it. Make noise while travelling, particularly around blind corners, dense vegetation, running water and other areas where wildlife may not hear you approaching. Travel in groups where possible and remain alert to signs of bears, including tracks, scat and disturbed vegetation. Keep dogs leashed and under control. Never approach or feed wildlife, and give animals plenty of space. Store food, garbage and other attractants securely when camping or staying in recreation areas. If you encounter a bear, remain calm and do not run. Slowly create distance while keeping the bear in view and be prepared to use bear spray if necessary. Before heading out, check current wildlife alerts and closures and review WildSafeBC’s wildlife & bear safety information . Off-Road Vehicle Prohibition Rescinded - August 28, 2026 Effective August 28, the recreational off-road vehicle prohibition on Crown land throughout the Southeast Fire Centre will be rescinded. BC Wildfire Service indicates that recent precipitation across much of the Southern Interior has reduced wildfire risk enough to lift the prohibition. This is a positive development for backcountry recreation. Off-road vehicle use can resume, subject to any local closures or Area Restrictions that remain in effect. Visitors and operators should continue to check current restrictions before travelling into the backcountry and stay clear of active wildfire operations. However, please note the Campfire and Category 2 and 3 open-fire prohibitions remain in effect throughout the Southeast Fire Centre. Other Travel Resources HelloBC – Know Before You Go - https://www.hellobc.com/know-before-you-go/ Kootenay Rockies Tourism – Know Before You Go - https://www.kootenayrockies.com/know-before-you-go/ BC Wildfire Service – B.C. Wildfire activity, fire bans and area restrictions - https://wildfiresituation.nrs.gov.bc.ca/ InciWeb (US) - U.S. Wildfire activity, fire bans and area restrictions - https://inciweb.wildfire.gov/ EmergencyInfoBC – Evacuation orders, alerts and emergency updates - https://www.emergencyinfobc.gov.bc.ca/ DriveBC – Highway conditions, road closures and webcams - https://www.drivebc.ca/ Regional District of Central Kootenay (RDCK) Emergency Information - https://www.rdck.ca/eoc Town of Creston News & Public Notices - https://www.creston.ca/town-news BC Air Quality Index Map - https://www.env.gov.bc.ca/epd/bcairquality/readings/find-stations-map.html Wildsafe BC - Wildlife Safety Information - https://wildsafebc.com/ Need More Information About Your Visit? If you have questions about travelling to the Creston Valley, current local conditions or things to see and do during your stay, please contact the Creston Valley Visitor Centre. Our knowledgeable staff are happy to help: 250-428-4342 https://www.explorecrestonvalley.com/contact-us Border Crossing HOURS The Rykerts-Porthill Border Crossing connects the town of Bonners Ferry, Idaho with Creston, British Columbia on the Canada–US border. Please note that the Rykerts (Canadian) and Porthill (US) Ports of Entry currently have different hours of operation, with the Canadian side open a few hours later throughout the year. This should be taken into consideration when planning to return to the US. However, the nearby Kingsgate (Canadian) & Eastport (US) Ports of Entry, located south of Yahk, BC still both operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, which may make for a more convenient border crossing option for US visitors to the area. Please find current hours of operation, phone number and links to more information below: Rykerts (Canadian) Port of Entry 7:00am – 11:00pm (2nd Sunday in March to first Sunday in November) 8:00am – 12:00am, midnight (first Saturday in November to 2nd Saturday in March) 250-428-2575 Further information Porthill (U.S.A) Port of Entry 7:00am – 7:00pm, seven days a week 208-267-5309 Further Information Regional & Provincial Travel Information Further current news and information on travel to the Creston Area as well as the Kootenay Region and British Columbia can be found at Destination BC's Visitor Website, linked here. Can we help? Have any questions about travelling to the area ? Contact the Creston Valley Visitor Centre and staff will be happy assist you!

Make the most of your visit to Creston by discovering a wealth of information at the Creston Valley Visitor Centre. Conveniently nestled in downtown Creston, our friendly and well-informed team is eager to assist you. From insider tips on must-see sights to the latest updates, trust us to curate an unforgettable experience in Creston, BC. Have a burning question before you arrive? Find information and our contact form here! Let the Creston Valley Visitor Centre make your time here exceptional! Here to Help Visitors to Creston BC VISITOR CENTRE Make the most of your visit to Creston by discovering a wealth of information at the Creston Valley Visitor Centre. Conveniently nestled in downtown Creston, our friendly and well-informed team is eager to assist you. Find information about the Visitor Centre location, amenities, hours of operation, phone number as well as a contact form to ask any question you may have ! VISITOR CENTRE Location & Hours of Operation The Creston Valley Visitor Centre is conveniently located in downtown Creston on Highway 3 (121 Northwest Boulevard) beside the iconic Grain Elevators and overlooks the Creston Valley flats & wetlands to the West. The Centre has public washrooms, free WiFi, it's own parking. It is also close to the outdoor Famer's Market in the Summer as well as nearby RV parking, EV charging, downtown shops, walking trails, Millenium Park and the Creston Dog Park. The Visitor Centre is open year round and staff are available to assist visitors with information about the Creston area as well as the rest of British Columbia. Hours Of Operation: September - May Mon.-Fri. - 9:00-5:00 PM (Closed @ 12:00 for 1 hr) Sat. & Sun. - Closed June - August 9:00 - 5:00 PM 7 Days a Week Phone number: 250-428-4342 Address: 121 Northwest Blvd. (Hwy 3) Creston, BC VISITOR CENTRE CONTACT FORM Have any other questions or need more information to plan your trip to the Creston Valley? Send a direct message to the Creston Valley Vistor Centre and staff will be happy to assist you! Name Phone Contact Email What can we help you with? Submit Thanks for submitting your question. Visitor Centre staff will respond as soon as they are able to, usually within 24 hours. For immediate assistance please contact the Visitor Centre directly at 250-428-4342. YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Summer Guide to Creston Valley: Beaches, Trails & Local Flavours The Glass House High Altitude Heli Services Get Social Explore photos and videos from local businesses, visitors and proud residents on our social media! Share your own experiences with us at #ExploreCrestonValley

Indulge yourself in the rustic charm of shopping in the Creston Valley! Delight in farm-fresh produce at orchards, fruit stands, and dairies. Savor award-winning wines from local wineries. Explore quaint shops, boutiques and artisan studios for hand-made treasures or one-of-a-kind gifts.  Come, shop, taste, and experience the Creston Valley’s finest! ​ Locally Grown & Lovingly Made: Shopping in Creston BC SHOP Dive into the rustic allure of Creston BC's charming local shopping scene! Sample farm-fresh produce at local orchards and fruit stands or the rich flavours of award-winning wines from Creston wineries. Browse through quaint shops, boutiques, and artisan studios and uncover handmade treasures and unique gifts. Come, shop, taste, and immerse yourself in the finest that Creston has to offer! LOCALLY GROWN FOOD & dRINK shops & artisans YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Sun-Soaked Fun: Eleven Must-do Summer Experiences in the Creston Valley Kootenay Lake's East Shore — A Unique and Scenic Day Trip from Creston Jingle All the Way: Holiday Shopping and Festive Fun in Creston Valley Get Social Explore photos and videos from local businesses, visitors and proud residents on our social media! Share your own experiences with us at #ExploreCrestonValley Can we help? Have any questions about shopping in the area? Contact the Creston Valley Visitor Centre and staff will be happy assist you!

Looking for events to check out while in the Creston Valley? Check out our Upcoming Events Calendar for all the latest happenings in the area. With detailed information on dates, times, locations, and prices, it's never been easier to plan your perfect day out in the Creston Valley. ​ Check Out Upcoming Events in Creston BC UPComing Events Calendar Looking for events to check out while in Creston BC? Our Upcoming Events Calendar is your go-to guide for all the latest happenings in the area. Whether you're looking for family-friendly activities, live music, arts and culture events, our farmers' market or something else entirely, our calendar has got you covered. With detailed information on dates, times, locations, and prices, it's never been easier to plan your perfect day out in the Creston Valley. Trivia Night Wed, Nov 04 Wild North Brewing Co. More info Learn more Karaoke Night @ Jimmy's Sat, Nov 07 Jimmy's Pub More info RSVP The 7th Siding Festival of Film - Day 1 Sun, Nov 08 Kootenay River Auditorium More info RSVP The 7th Siding Festival of Film - Day 2 Mon, Nov 09 The Tivoli Theatre More info RSVP Trivia Night Wed, Nov 11 Wild North Brewing Co. More info Learn more Creston Concert Society Presents: Stick & Bow Fri, Nov 13 Kootenay River Auditorium More info RSVP KRSS Art Club Charity Art Auction Sat, Nov 14 Kootenay River Auditorium More info Learn more Live Music with Bonnie & The Barebones Sat, Nov 14 Jimmy's Pub More info RSVP Trivia Night Wed, Nov 18 Wild North Brewing Co. More info Learn more Jam Night @ Jimmy's Pub Sat, Nov 21 Jimmy's Pub More info RSVP Trivia Night Wed, Nov 25 Wild North Brewing Co. More info Learn more Kootenay Pop Up Game Cafe Fri, Nov 27 Good Company Coffee More info RSVP Jeopardy Night @ Jimmy's Pub - Anime Edition Sat, Nov 28 Jimmy's Pub More info RSVP Trivia Night Wed, Dec 02 Wild North Brewing Co. More info Learn more Karaoke Night @ Jimmy's Sat, Dec 05 Jimmy's Pub More info RSVP Trivia Night Wed, Dec 09 Wild North Brewing Co. More info Learn more Karaoke Night @ Jimmy's Sat, Dec 12 Jimmy's Pub More info RSVP Trivia Night Wed, Dec 16 Wild North Brewing Co. More info Learn more Load More SUBMIT AN EVENT Do you have an exciting and entertaining public event happening in the Creston Valley area that would be of interest to visitors and residents alike? Let us know what you have planned so we can share it with the world! Submit Event YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Summer Guide to Creston Valley: Beaches, Trails & Local Flavours The Glass House High Altitude Heli Services Get Social Explore photos and videos from local businesses, visitors and proud residents on our social media! Share your own experiences with us at #ExploreCrestonValley Can we help? Have any questions about events in the area ? Contact the Creston Valley Visitor Centre and staff will be happy assist you!