Campbell River

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Campbell River, known as the "Salmon Capital of the World," is situated in the western coast of British Columbia. Popular for its fishing places, its fresh water and oceans have an abundance of snapper, halibut, salmon, cod and trout. Campbell River is the 3rd largest city and the fourth largest community on Vancouver Island.

Campbell River has a rich culture and arts for both visitors and residents to enjoy. The Museum at Campbell River has a rich tapestry found within, where it overlooks the Discovery Passage on Oceanside Route at the south entrance town. The Discovery Passage features float homes, pioneer settlement, salmon fishing, logging, and the history of the First Nation. Tourists can likewise watch the video, The Devil Beneath the Sea, that is a documentary on the detonation of Ripple Rock. There is likewise Campbell River and District Public Art Gallery, which features the modern works of visiting and local artists. The Tidemark Theatre, a movie theatre before, is a venue for the performing arts. It hosts local productions and performers from all around the world. One more arts and culture site is the Wei Wei Kum House of Treasures, which shows skillfully created totem poles which are carved by the famous Henderson family. The Gildas Box of Treasures Theatre is where people could see drummers, singers, dancers, plus numerous others wear the ceremonial regalia of the Laichwiltach people through the summer season. The Kwagiulth Museum and Cultural Centre features numerous sacred ceremonial stuff, like masks, coppers, headdresses, as well as various ornaments which are commonly utilized all through their winter ceremonies.

For its residents and visitors, Campbell River has many seasonal and year-round tours, which provides you a peek of the many historic native places which can be reached by kayak, foot, vehicle or boat. The Henderson family are known for being rather instrumental in preserving the customs of the Kwakwaka' wakw First Nations.

Campbell River and the areas surrounding the city, provides great opportunities for outdoor activities. The activities available in the place consist of sailing and boating, kayaking, camping and canoeing, cycling, diving, windsurfing, skiing, river boating mountain biking, backpacking and jet boating. Many places within Greater Vancouver are good for camping, and among the great locations are Bayside Camping in Beach Road in White Rock, Lighthouse Park and Muskat Meadow in Deas Island Regional Park in Delta. Scuba Diving enthusiasts could go to Whiskey Cove, Belcarra regional Park, Racoon and Twin Islands, and Croker Island. Backpackers can go to Queen Elizabeth's Park, Stanley Park Seawall, Fraser River Park, New Westminster's Queen's Park, Riverfront, Gladstone-Elliot Parks, Burnaby River Trail, and Everett Crowley Park.