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10 Things to do Good for a Rainy Day in Duncan That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Duncan, Canada including Twofiveo Tour Co., Averill Creek Vineyard, Cowichan Regional Visitor Centre, Cowichan Bay Maritime Centre, Blue Grouse Estate Winery and Vineyard, Red Arrow Brewing Company, Hand of Man - Museum of Natural History, Cultural Arts & Conservation, Craig Street Brew Pub, Cowichan Valley Museum, Chances Cowichan.
Restaurants in Duncan
1. Twofiveo Tour Co.
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 48 reviews
At Twofiveo Tour Co. we have carefully curated adventures that connect you with the underrated areas of Vancouver Island that are traditionally overlooked. We know that having an authentic experience means getting off the beaten path and connecting in ways you won't find in a guide book.
2. Averill Creek Vineyard
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 122 reviews
Averill Creek is a family run 40 acre estate winery on Vancouver Island. Located in the heart of the Cowichan Valley wine region, we are dedicated to producing premium wines that showcase the terroir of Vancouver Island. Drop in for a wine tasting, and to enjoy the views of Cowichan Bay with a glass of wine on the patio!
Reviewed By TreatLocalBetter
This is a great place to take a picnic and enjoy a bottle of wine. They have a range of award winning wines. Great atmosphere and great, cheerful, friendly staff. Owner Andy Johnston is a fantastic man.
3. Cowichan Regional Visitor Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 61 reviews
The Cowichan Regional Visitor Centre (CRVC) is located adjacent to the BC Forest Discovery Centre in Duncan, BC. The friendly and knowledgeable information councilors at the CRVC are prepared to help you plan and navigate your trip, and will make you feel at home in the luscious Cowichan Valley. The Visitor Centre is within a 10 minute drive of many of the region's highlights, including the famous Duncan City of Totems, Chemainus City of Murals, world-class wineries, quaint artisan galleries, and unforgettable whale watching experiences. If you're looking for lunch recommendations or a place to stay, our councilors would be happy to help make bookings and provide directions. The CRVC also hosts a variety of local souvenirs, books, and clothing items to fit your travel needs. Feel free to stop in for a coffee and to use the free WiFi.
Reviewed By Daniellelang
We went into the visitors center, and everybody was so nice and helpful. We got maps and great ideas on what to do and see. I highly reccomend to stop there for planning your trip.
4. Cowichan Bay Maritime Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By 751neilk - Bognor Regis, United Kingdom
This is a great find.. if you like boats and engines , then it's a must see. The staff are just great, the items on display are wonderful. I could go back again and again. Free entry ,, but please put something in the book and the box to keep this wonderful heritage going.
5. Blue Grouse Estate Winery and Vineyard
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 82 reviews
One of the oldest Estate Wineries in all of British Columbia, Blue Grouse is truly a magical place! Nestled on a 32arce piece of unspoiled Cowichan Valley countryside, this family owned winery and vineyard produces some of the most awarded wines on the entire island! From Pinot Gris, Pinot Noir, Ortega, Bacchus and the very rare Black Muscat, Blue Grouse produces new classic wines from old island vines.
Reviewed By joano361 - Victoria Capital Regional District, Canada
The staff at Blue Grouse are very friendly and accommodating! They do a great job at making the tasting experience safe due to Covid by having the glasses all poured and tables made up nicely with information provided on the wines. The staff do a great commentary and provide an excellent tasting experience. We were pretty happy with the wines. Blue Grouse is a beautiful estate winery with lovely views of the vineyard and mountain vistas. I highly recommend Blue Grouse!
6. Red Arrow Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By 766KirstenC
Stopped by on a lovely sunny Thanksgiving weekend. Sampled a flight including guest hazy pale ale from Nanaimo. Great beer, friendly and knowledgeable staff and Covid precautions in play. Warm patio and Taco truck providing cheap, tasty snacks. I can really recommend the pork belly and fish tacos. Don’t miss this as you drive past on the highway just south of Duncan.
7. Hand of Man - Museum of Natural History, Cultural Arts & Conservation
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By james123griffin
As others have said, this is an absolutely incredible collection. It's perhaps more of a personal collection than a museum in the regularly recognised sense, and you would think that the days when someone could put together a collection like this are long, long gone Bear in mind that Jim Schockey's interest in big game hunting is paramount, and this shows, of course. But if you have doubts about big game hunting it's well worth putting them on one side for the moment to experience this place: there can't be many places in the world like it. I live in the area, and I'll be back: on the next occasion I'll leave a great deal more time.
8. Craig Street Brew Pub
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 32 reviews
9. Cowichan Valley Museum
10. Chances Cowichan
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 34 reviews
Chances Cowichan is a Community Gaming Centre in the Cowichan Valley. Chances operates as a non-profit organization giving back to 61 local Cowichan Valley charities each year. With 150+ slot machines, there is a wide variety of machines to choose from. The slot machines range from one cent to one dollar. There is a Food & Beverage area with a great menu and great prices. Also offered is a dining room that is private and great for private functions holding up to 48 guests. Racebook is now available. Bet on your favorite horses from around the world. Chances is equipped with a large bingo hall and offers Bingo 7 days a week.
