The Creston Valley Tourism Society is developing a new five-year strategy, and we need your insights! Share your thoughts on how tourism impacts your business, the types of visitors you encounter, and how we can better support you. Your feedback is crucial and will help guide future development. We Want To Hear From You: Help Shape Our Next 5 Years Stakeholder Survey The Creston Valley Tourism Society is developing a new five-year strategy, and we need your insights! Share your thoughts on how tourism impacts your business, the types of visitors you encounter, and how we can better support you. Your feedback is crucial and will help guide future development. The survey takes just 10-12 minutes, and you could win one of our five prize draws for a $100 gift certificate at a local business of your choosing . Click the survey link below to share your thoughts with us: Take The Survey

What is the Creston Valley Tourism Society? What does it do to support the tourism industry in the Creston Valley Area. Find out here! Creston Valley Tourism Society: Putting Us on the Map! ABOUT US Curious about the Creston Valley Tourism Society and its pivotal role in supporting tourism in the area? Allow us to introduce our organization and shed light on our mission. As an organization, the Creston Valley Tourism Society serves as a passionate advocate for tourism in the Creston Valley area. Our primary objective is to promote and enhance the tourism industry, showcasing the region's remarkable attractions, diverse communities, and enriching experiences. Learn more about what we do, who we are and how to work with us to help your tourism business or organization thrive below! What is the Creston Valley TOurism Society? Creston Valley Tourism is the Destination Marketing Organization (DMO) for the Creston Valley area, which encompasses a large geographic area from Yahk, BC in the east to the top of Kootenay Pass in the west, south to the Rykerts & Kingsgate crossings on the US border and north to the bottom of Kootenay Lake. We are a not for profit society led by a board of directors , with balanced representation of tourism and community representatives. Representation includes individuals from the accommodation sector, businesses owners, local government, and other community organizations involved in tourism. The mission of Creston Valley Tourism is to: 1. Work with our community partners to provide strategic marketing that will attract more visitors to our area year-round; (MARKETING) 2. Support remarkable visitor experiences that will celebrate our natural environment and culture to provide broad benefits to all members of the community; (EXPERIENCES) 3. Provide tourism leadership through collaboration with industry partners and creating awareness within our community regarding the value of tourism. (LEADERSHIP) What Are We Doing to Support the TouriSm Sector's Success? Maintain the official Creston Valley Visitor’s website at www.explorecrestonv alley.com including regularly updating our popular Event Calendar & Get Inspired Blog Engage in web marketing and advertising activities to drive traffic to our site where visitors can research and plan their trip to the Creston Valley Develop & produce print marketing resources including the: Visitors Guide Hiking Map Tear Away Area Map Distribute these print material throughout the year to local businesses, visitors centres across BC & Alberta, communities along the Highway 3 Corridor and to the Rockies International Airport & Kootenay Lake Ferry. Run advertising campaigns in key target markets in the rest of BC, Alberta & the Northwest USA Participate in collaborative marketing campaigns with Destination BC , Kootenay Rockies Tourism and other nearby communities and key sector groups such as: International Selkirk Loop BC Highway 3 Campaign BC Ale Trail Build buzz and showcase the best of the community to our 8 ,000+ social media followers on Instagram & Facebook Work with travel media and influencers to support the publication of compelling stories about the Creston Valley area that will inspire their subscribers to plan a trip. Participate in research initiatives & track key travel data to be more competitive in marketing our destination and being more helpful in serving our visitors Provide industry news and updates to tourism industry stakeholders through our quarterly Industry Newsletter and regular news blasts. Provide advocacy on behalf of the Creston Valley’s tourism industry to various levels of government as well as acting as a representative of the sector in public consultation and decision making processes. Who Are The Board of Directors? The current the Board of Directors for Creston Valley Tourism for the 2025-2026 term are: Mel Joy (Chair) - Creston Valley Chamber of Commerce Tammy Bessant (Vice-Chair) - Yahk Soap & Candle Company Kristal Shaw (Treasurer) - Lantern Book-Keeping Carla Ahern (Director) - Kootenay Columbia Discovery Centre Kate Murphy (Director) - Meadow Creek Guest Ranch Kevin Wilson (Director) - Public Vinyl & Modern Alchemy Lisa Wood (Director) - Wild North Brewing Co. Tanya Wall (Director) - Savour Kitchen & Co. Kelly Vandenberghe (Advisory Member) - Regional District of Central Kootenays Amy Maddess (Advisory Member) - Creston Valley Visitor Centre How can You engage with us? There are a number of ways to enga ge with us, including: 1. Review you r Web Listing Is your business listing on the Explore Creston Valley Website complete and up to date? Every month we have 3,000 visits to the site from people looking for information on events, things to do and where to eat, shop and stay Be found! Ensure we are telling the best story about what you have to offer. Fill out our web listing form to request updates or to add you business or organization! 2. Submit Your Events We are the events calendar for the Creston Valley. Make sure everyone knows your event is happening. Submit your events to us via our event submission form or email our staff to get permanent access to the calendar if you are a regular event host. 3. Purchase Premium Advertising Purchase advertising in our Visitors Guide . This is a year-round publication that can be found in all the local hotels as well as at many local businesses. We also distribute the guide to more than 70 Visitors Centres throughout BC and Alberta, at the Canadian Rockies International Airport in Cranbrook and to neighbouring areas along Highway 3 corridor. Email us to learn more or to book your ad! 4. Order Visitors Guides and Maps Does your business have a lot of visitor traffic? Do you attend events outside of Creston representing the community? Do you get questions about what there is to do and where to stay in Creston? Order some of our guides or maps by emaili ng us . 5. Rack your brochure at the Creston Valley Visitor Centre The Creston Valley Visitor Centre is the first point of contact for many visitors and newcomers to our community. Have your business be top of mind with your promotional material front and centre. Email the Visitor Centre Manager to inquire. 6. Host Our Team What better way than for our staff to understand your business, than to host them at your establishment. By offering an inside look of your business our staff will have a better understanding of your business and your offering. This will help them relay their experience to visitors. Send us an email to schedule a visit to your business! 7. Enhance your own Website or Social Media with our Content Embed a link to our website in your own to help your customers explore the Creston area. Share posts about upcoming events or things to do from our Facebook or Instagram pages to yours. Link to our blog stories in your newsletters, social media or on your website. 8. Use our Hashtag, #ExploreCrestonValley and Tag us in your Social Media Posts We love to re-share all the good things going on in and around Creston. By using our hashtag and tagging us you make it easier for us to find. 9. Join our Industry Contact List to Receive Newsletter and Hear about Upcoming Opportunities Want to know when we are opening ad bookings for next year's vistors guide or about tourism industry news from around the Creston Valley, Kootenays and BC? Join our industry contact list to receive Quarterly Newsletters and hear about other important tourism industry news and announcements. 10. Join our Board of Directors! Do you have a valuable perspective on the Tourism Industry and a skillset that can help Creston Valley Tourism flourish? Any interested member o the public with a background in tourism can be nominated to the board. Elections take place at the AGM each November. Apply to join the board today here . CONTACT FORM Have a burning question, some great ideas, helpful feedback or would just like to speak with our staff ? We'd love to hear what's on your mind and chat with you. Send a direct message and Creston Valley Tourism Society staff will be sure to follow up with you! 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Creston BC is bursting with activities and entertainment for all ages and interests! Whether you're into bowling alleys, escape rooms, art classes or river kayaking, we have a plethora of activities for any group. Or how about some entertainment with a movie at our classic theatre or watching a thrilling game of small-town hockey? Maybe some live music at a pub or a local musical theatre performance are more your cup of tea? No matter your preference, Creston has something to suit every taste! Endless Activities & Entertainment in Creston BC Entertainment While it may look like a quiet place, Creston BC is bursting with activities and entertainment for all ages and interests! Whether you're into bowling alleys, escape rooms, art classes or river kayaking, we have a plethora of activities for any group. Or how about some entertainment with a movie at our classic theatre or watching a thrilling game of small-town hockey? Maybe some live music at a pub or a local musical theatre performance are more your cup of tea? No matter your preference, Creston has something to suit every taste! 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 alpine adventure in the pristine alpine heights of Kootenay Pass atop the Selkirk Mountains west of Creston. While the Creston Valley is not typically associated with alpine mountain adventure, nearby Kootenay Pass is renowned for its scenic beauty and abundant recreational opportunities. Home to one of the highest mountain pass highways in North America, this majestic pass grants visitors unparalleled access to remarkably pristine alpine terrain in the Selkirk mountain range. Kootenay Pass: Alpine Adventure in the Selkirk Mountains KOOTENAY PASS Nestled high in the Selkirk Mountains just west of Creston, Kootenay Pass is a treasure trove of alpine beauty and adventure waiting to be discovered. At 1,774 meters (5,820 feet), this breathtaking mountain pass boasts one of the highest highways in North America, offering visitors easy access to pristine wilderness and panoramic vistas. While the Creston Valley is often celebrated for its fertile farmlands and mild climate, Kootenay Pass showcases the region's wilder, alpine side—perfect for those seeking a high-altitude escape. During the warmer months, Kootenay Pass transforms into a hiker’s paradise. Stagleap Provincial Park , perched atop the pass, is home to iconic trails like Ripple Ridge and Cornice Ridge. These trails offer awe-inspiring views of the surrounding Selkirk peaks, making them a must-do for avid adventurers. Don’t miss the Ka Papa Cedars trail on the east side of the pass—a magical 1.5 km loop that winds through an ancient cedar forest and crosses the bubbling Summit Creek. It’s a serene and family-friendly experience you won’t soon forget. Check out the rest of our Hiking section to learn more about these trails. When winter arrives, Kootenay Pass transforms into a snowy playground. Backcountry skiers, snowmobilers, and snowshoers and other winter sports enthusiasts flock here from around the globe to experience its legendary powder. Rent snowshoes in Creston and explore peaceful, snow-blanketed trails, or join an expert-guided backcountry ski tour for an unforgettable alpine adventure. Snowmobilers will love the network of trails and cozy cabins maintained by the Kokanee Country Snowmobile Club. After your day in the snow, Creston—just a 30-minute drive away—offers the perfect basecamp for a warm meal and well-earned relaxation. Ready to plan your adventure? Explore our Winter Recreation section to start planning your next alpine getaway! ATTRACTIONS Snowy Adventures in the Creston Valley's Wintery Backyard Kokanee Country Snowmobile Club Char Creek Trail COMMUNITY MAP

Discover the quirkiness of Yahk: A picturesque village in the heart of nature. Nestled amidst the majestic Purcell Mountains and alongside the tranquil Moyie River in British Columbia, Yahk welcomes you with its quiet allure and captivating history as a once lively railway boom town. Despite its raucous past, Yahk now exudes a serene ambiance, surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty. Yahk: Quirky Charm in the Heart of Nature YAHK Discover the quirkiness of Yahk: A picturesque village in the heart of nature. Nestled amidst the majestic Purcell Mountains and alongside the tranquil Moyie River in British Columbia, Yahk welcomes you with its quiet allure and captivating history as a once lively railway boom town. Despite its raucous past, Yahk now exudes a serene ambiance, surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty. The village boasts a rich history intertwined with the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway, which played a pivotal role in its development. Today, Yahk's proximity to the Canada-USA border crossing at Kingsgate, as well as nearby Cranbrook and Creston Valley, makes it a sought-after destination for visitors seeking relaxation and the refreshing scent of pines. Nature enthusiasts will find solace in the Moyie River, offering opportunities for fishing, swimming, and various outdoor activities. The area is adorned with campgrounds, RV parks, and motels dotting the river's edge, providing ideal retreats for camping enthusiasts and those seeking simplicity. Adding to the village's charm and community spirit, the Yahk-Kingsgate Hall serves as a wonderful venue for family gatherings and reunions. While exploring Yahk, be sure to visit the local artisan shops, such as the Yahk Soap Company and Two Scoops Steve's Ice Cream shop. A unique and memorable experience awaits at the soap shop, where goats can even be spotted on the roof. Come and immerse yourself in the beauty and quaintness of Yahk, and create lasting memories in this enchanting haven embraced by nature's tranquility. ATTRACTIONS Hay U Ranch RV Resort Meadow Creek Ranch Journey to Yahk N' Back - A Guide to Exploring BC's Quirkiest Village 1 2 3 4 5 COMMUNITY MAP

The stunning natural beauty of Creston's rivers, wetlands, and lakes promises to enchant you. Spend leisurely afternoons swimming, canoeing, kayaking, or SUPing on our pristine lakes, fresh rivers, or in the vibrant wetlands. If you're more inclined to indoor pursuits, make sure to visit our state-of-the-art indoor pool for a refreshing swim. Regardless of your preference, Creston provides ample opportunities to enjoy the water in all its refreshing glory. Swimming & Paddling in Creston BC Swimming & PAddling The stunning natural beauty of Creston's rivers, wetlands, and lakes promises to enchant you at every turn during your journey and offer an opportunity for a rejuvenating retreat away from the hustle and bustle. Spend leisurely afternoons swimming, canoeing, kayaking, or SUPing on our pristine lakes, fresh rivers, or in the vibrant wetlands. If you're more inclined to indoor pursuits, make sure to visit our state-of-the-art indoor pool for a refreshing swim. Regardless of your preference, Creston provides ample opportunities to enjoy the water in all its refreshing glory. Creston Valley Adventure Rentals Discover Creston Valley with Creston Valley Adventure Rentals! Select from a range of SUPs, Kayaks, and Canoes ideal for exploring the area Crawford Bay Regional Park Beach Sheltered in the Crawford Bay the two wide, shallow beaches boast some of the warmest water on Kootenay Lake. Riverside Wilderness Park-Goat River The rustic Wilderness Riverside Park currently provides the only public access to the Goat River along a nice stretch of river rock sandbar. Twin Bays Beach A pleasant 25 minute drive north of Creston, Twin Bays is a rare sand beach with shallow water, making it a popular beach on Kootenay Lake. Kootenay-Columbia Discovery Centre The Kootenay Columbia Discovery Centres offers environmental education and awareness programs at the Creston Valley Wildlife Management Area Lockhart Beach Provincial Park & Campground Located a beautiful drive just 40 KM north of Creston on Kootenay Lake, Lockhart Beach Provincial Park is a fine sand, pebble beach. Mackie Beach Park Mackie Beach is a small south-facing community park and beach with course sand and lots of sunshine in Boswell on Kootenay Lake. Creston & District Community Complex Located in the centre of Creston, this world-class, facility is a community hub of activity for recreation, entertainment & more Centennial Park Centennial Park is the largest park in the Town of Creston, featuring trees and picnic tables scattered in a woodland setting. Kootenay Lake The incredibly peaceful and scenic Kootenay Lake is a long, narrow and deep fjord-like lake located between the Selkirk and Purcell mountain Pilot Bay Provincial Park This park is the safest bay-harbour on Kootenay Lake where sailors and boaters 'oft gather to weather out the summer storms. Old Ferry Landing Boat Ramp The Old Ferry Landing acts as a rustic boat launch that continues to be the prime launch spot for boat, kayaks and more on Kootenay River. Goat River In Summer, the Goat River is a popular local's spot for swimming, kayaking, "floating the goat" an fly-fishing. Kuskanook Harbour & Boat Launch The closest boat launch on Kootenay Lake from Creston, the Kuskanook Harbour Boat Launch provides easy access to the lake. Duck Lake Part of the CVWMA, Duck Lake is known for great large mouth bass fishing as well as amazing bird viewing opportunities. Kootenay River The deep winding Kootenay River offers plenty of recreation opportunities from fishing, kayaking, canoeing & boating. Creston Valley Wildlife Management Area The Creston Valley Wildlife Management Area is a spectacular 7,000-hectare wetland stretching from the south end of Kootenay Lake to the U.S. border. Boswell Public Boat Launch One of the few remaining public launch sites on the east shore of Kootenay Lake, this popular harbour and launch is a free-of-charge public YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Summer Guide to Creston Valley: Beaches, Trails & Local Flavours The Glass House High Altitude Heli Services

Discover the Tranquil Beauty of West Creston: A Wildlife Haven Immersed in Natural Splendour. Nestled on the west side of the meandering Kootenay River, this sanctuary serves as a paradise for wildlife enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers, boasting a rich tapestry of hundreds of migratory bird species and captivating wildlife. A must-visit destination in West Creston is the Creston Valley Wildlife Management Area & Kootenay Columbia Discovery Centre! West Creston: A Haven For More Than The Birds! WEST CRESTON Discover the Tranquil Beauty of West Creston: A Wildlife Haven Immersed in Natural Splendour. Nestled on the west side of the meandering Kootenay River, this sanctuary serves as a paradise for wildlife enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers, boasting a rich tapestry of hundreds of migratory bird species and captivating wildlife. The area carries profound historical and cultural significance, particularly for the Yaqan Nukiy people, whose deep connection to the Kootenay River and Lake wetlands resonates throughout the land. The river itself has played a vital role in the area's development, providing fertile land for farming through the diking of the Kootenay River in the early 20th century. A must-visit destination in West Creston is the nearby 17,000-acre Creston Valley Wildlife Management Area. Nature enthusiasts will delight in exploring this crucial migratory birding habitat and safe haven for diverse wildlife species. Whether canoeing along the river or traversing scenic walking trails, visitors can immerse themselves in the breathtaking natural scenery. The annual Creston Valley Bird Festival in April offers an exciting opportunity to participate in the celebration of avian wonders. Additionally, the Kootenay Columbia Discovery Centre stands as a captivating attraction, providing a unique educational experience about the area's ecosystem and promoting the importance of conservation efforts. For hiking enthusiasts, the renowned Balancing Rock Trail on Mount Creston awaits, offering awe-inspiring vistas of the surrounding valley. With its fusion of history, natural beauty, and abundant outdoor recreation opportunities, West Creston beckons those seeking respite from urban life, providing an idyllic destination to immerse oneself in rural charm and embrace the wonders of nature. ATTRACTIONS Williams Creek Falls Trail Exploring Creston Valley's Rich Biodiversity: A Guide to Wildlife Viewing Creston Valley Bird Festival 1 2 3 COMMUNITY MAP

Homemade and lovingly curated is so much better. Take a peek to see what's in store for you in the Creston Valley shops & boutiques. Artisan Studios & Boutique Shops in Creston BC SHOPS & Artisans Creston BC takes pride in its array of skilled artisans who bring passion, authenticity, and a unique flair to their crafts. From homemade treasures to carefully curated items, there's always something special to discover. Then wander through Creston's boutiques and shops to find unique pieces for your home, or a keepsake to remember your time in the area. Dive in below to discover what awaits you! 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 Button 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 Button 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

The Kootenay Lake Ferry offers a free and scenic traverse across stunning Kootenay Lake just north of the Creston Valley. This page provides essential information for traveling to or from the ferry including driving distance and travel time between Creston & Kootenay Lake Ferry,  the ferry schedule, sailing times, terminal locations, information about onboard vessel amenities, valuable tips and links to other planning resources to help you plan your trip between Creston & the Kootenay Lake Ferry Kootenay Lake Ferry Kootenay Lake Ferry Travel Information The Kootenay Lake Ferry offers a scenic and free traverse across stunning Kootenay Lake just north of the Creston Valley. This page provides essential information for traveling to or from the ferry including driving distance and travel time between Creston & the Kootenay Lake Ferry, the ferry schedule, sailing times, terminal locations, information about onboard vessel amenities, valuable tips and links to other resources to help you plan your trip. We've got you covered with all the information you need for the Kootenay Lake Ferry. Kootenay Lake Ferry Service Update - Summer 2025 The Kootenay Lake Ferry is operating on its regular schedule following four months of job action. Both the union and Western Pacific Marine have agreed to binding arbitration, and job action has ceased. However, Some late-day sailings may still be cancelled due to staffing shortages. Travellers are advised to continue to check DriveBC before traveling. Distance & Travel Time Between Creston & Kootenay Bay The journey betwen Creston and the Kootenay Lake Ferry via Highway 3A along the east shore of the lake is approximately 80 km (50 mi) and takes about 1 hour and 20 minutes to drive. This scenic route offers breath-taking views of Kootenay Lake and the majestic Selkirk and Purcell Mountains. Along the way, many travellers take the opportunity to explore the string of charming lakeside villages, beaches, marinas, parks and artisan shops along the way, making the drive as enjoyable as the destination. Ferry Schedule & Sailing Times The Kootenay Lake Ferry operates FREE year-round, with two vessels—MV Osprey 2000 and MV Balfour—running during the busy summer months to help minimize wait times. Crossing the lake takes approximately 35 minutes , with the schedule differing between summer and winter. Summer Schedule (Third Week of June to Mid-Septembr) : During the summer, both ferries are in operation, with 15 sailings per day. This increased frequency reduces wait times and provides travelers with more flexibility throughout the day. Winter Schedule (September to Third Week of June) : In the winter months, only the MV Osprey 2000 operates, offering 10 sailings per day. With fewer sailings, it's important to plan your trip accordingly and arrive early to ensure a smooth crossing. **All times are Pacific Time (PST) See BC Ministry of Transportation - Kootenay Lake Ferry website for current schedule & information Ferry Terminals Kootenay Bay Terminal : Situated on the eastern shore of Kootenay Lake, just 80 km (50 mi) north of Creston. The drive between Creston and Kootenay Bay terminal follows the scenic Highway 3A. Balfour Terminal : Located at the tip of the West Arm of Kootenay Lake, the Balfour terminal is approximately 34 km (21 mi) northeast of Nelson. Ferry Vessels & Amenities MV Osprey 2000 : A modern and larger vessel, the MV Osprey provides a comfortable and amenity-rich experience. On board, passengers will find a cafeteria offering snacks, beverages, and meals, as well restrooms, ample indoor seating as well as outdoor viewing decks on either side of the ship. The Osprey is the main ferry for the route and offers the smoothest ride during windy or rough water conditions. MV Balfour : A smaller, historic ferry that has been in service for decades, the Balfour offers more basic amenities. While it has limited indoor seating, passengers can enjoy panoramic views from the outdoor deck. During summer, it’s perfect for taking in the fresh mountain air and admiring the surrounding wilderness. Tips For Travelers Arrive Early : During busy summer months or long weekends, arrive 30-45 minutes before your ferry departure to secure a spot, as it's first-come, first-served. Check For Delays Before Departing : The ferry operates year-round, but check for potential delays due to weather or mechanical issues, especially in winter. Slow Down on Highway 3-A : The scenic, winding Highway 3A from Creston to Kootenay Bay is single lane in both directions and can be congested in summer. Allow extra time and consider pulling over when safe to let faster vehicles pass. Watch Out for Wildlife : Be alert for deer crossing the highway, particularly at dusk and during Fall & Winter. Time Zone Change : Kootenay Lake marks the boundary between Mountain and Pacific time zones. The area remains on Mountain Standard Time year-round, aligning with Pacific Time during daylight savings. For more information about the area's unique time zone visit our page on the subject Related Links & Resources For further information like the ferry schedule, real-time arrival and departure status updates, current weather information and travel advisories check out the following links: Kootenay Lake Ferry Schedule DriveBC - Live Ferry Status & Updates BC Travel Weather Alerts - Environment Canada YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Summer Guide to Creston Valley: Beaches, Trails & Local Flavours Mind the Minute: A Closer Look at Creston BC’s Quirky Sense of Time Sun-Soaked Fun: Eleven Must-do Summer Experiences in the Creston Valley Can we help? Have any questions about travelling to the area? Contact the Creston Valley Visitor Centre and staff will be happy assist you!

Interested in staying in the loop with with what's happening in the tourism sector in the Creston area? Sign up for our Stakeholder Newsletter below so we can let you knows about news, resources, programs, opportunities and timely updates for the Creston area tourism sector! Stay In The Loop With Creston's Tourism Sector Stakeholder Newsletter Interested in staying in the loop with with what's happening in the tourism sector in the Creston area? Sign up for our Stakeholder Newsletter below so we can let you knows about news, resources, programs, opportunities and timely updates for the Creston area tourism sector! SUBSCRIPTION FORM YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Creston Valley on the Selkirk Loop: Retrace Alice Ford's Road Trip Summer Guide to Creston Valley: Beaches, Trails & Local Flavours Mind the Minute: A Closer Look at Creston BC’s Quirky Sense of Time

Discover the charming patchwork of communities that make up the Creston BC area. From the mesmerizing emerald cliffs of the Skimmerhorn Mountains to the glistening surface of Kootenay Lake, and the flourishing orchards and vineyards of, to the thriving wetlands and untamed wilderness brimming with diverse life forms— this is Creston. In this section, learn about each community and delve into the remarkable businesses and attractions that grace each one and await your arrival! Discover Creston's Unique Communities & Attractions DISCOVER Discover the charming patchwork of communities that make up the Creston BC area. From the mesmerizing emerald cliffs of the Skimmerhorn Mountains to the glistening surface of Kootenay Lake, and the flourishing orchards and vineyards of, to the thriving wetlands and untamed wilderness brimming with diverse life forms— this is Creston. In this section, learn about each community and delve into the remarkable businesses and attractions that grace each one, unveiling the hidden gems and inviting experiences that await your exploration! CRESTON WEST CRESTON WYNNDEL ERICKSON YAQAN NUKIY KOOTENAY PASS CANYON & LISTER YAHK KOOTENAY LAKE COMMUNITY MAP 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 the communities and attractions in the area? Contact the Creston Valley Visitor Centre and staff will be happy assist you!

Immerse Yourself in the Allure of Creston, BC: Where Small-Town Charm Meets Vibrant Community Life. Nestled in the heart of the scenic Creston Valley, Creston, BC captivates with its unique blend of small-town charm and abundant amenities. With a steadily growing population exceeding 5,300, our friendly and lively community thrives at a relaxed pace, embracing the values of genuine connections and hardworking innovation across all age groups. Creston, BC: Where Small-Town Charm Meets Vibrant Community Life CRESTON Immerse Yourself in the Allure of Creston, BC: Where Small-Town Charm Meets Vibrant Community Life. Nestled in the heart of the scenic Creston Valley, Creston, BC captivates with its unique blend of small-town charm and abundant amenities. With a steadily growing population exceeding 5,300, our friendly and lively community thrives at a relaxed pace, embracing the values of genuine connections and hardworking innovation across all age groups. One of the standout features of Creston is its bustling downtown area, where roadside produce stands and grain elevators overlook vast fields, harmoniously coexisting with fine restaurants, charming cafés, state-of-the-art recreation facilities, theaters, galleries, and an array of cool and quirky shops. Experience the vibrant pulse of Creston as you explore these diverse offerings. Creston takes pride in hosting a variety of community events and festivals, including the beloved Creston Valley Farmers' Market, which proudly showcases the region's abundant agricultural bounty. For sports enthusiasts, there are opportunities to enjoy a round of golf nearby, cheer on the local Thunder Cats hockey team, or indulge in the newly upgraded and expanded recreation center, featuring an arena, indoor swimming pool, and fitness center. Immerse yourself in the vibrant fabric of Creston, BC, where an enriching lifestyle and exciting experiences await. ATTRACTIONS Inferno’s Yuna's Table Mind the Minute: A Closer Look at Creston BC’s Quirky Sense of Time 1 2 3 4 5 COMMUNITY MAP