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What to do and see in Cache Creek, Canada: The Best Places and Tips
Discover the best top things to do in Cache Creek, Canada including Historic Hat Creek, Juniper Beach Provincial Park, Marble Canyon Provincial Park, Cariboo Jade & Gifts, Semlin Valley Golf Course, Cache Creek Library.
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1. Historic Hat Creek
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 137 reviews
Historic site with guided tours of original roadhouse (hotel) built in 1860. OVer 20 original buildings and many pieces of old farm equipment. First Nations site has a winter lodge and displays of early food storage, shelters, and traditions. Stage Coach rides every day, short shows daily in July and August, and all is included with your admission. A gift/souvenir shop and restaurant are also in the main reception building.
Reviewed By 46JimH46 - Casa Grande, Arizona
After over 3 months of camping in BC, Yukon and Alaska this was one of the most peaceful and beautiful places we camped. The camp sites have 30 amp service with no water or sewer hookup. Restrooms are available with showers on the grounds. This place is very well kept and beautiful. Staff was very accommodating and helpful. Thanks!
2. Juniper Beach Provincial Park
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By doglady55 - Penticton
We were so impressed with this campsite that we returned for two nights this year. Absolutely no changes, the campsite is still really well maintained and the hosts are so helpful and kind. Once again the tables were spotless and every campsite was raked and level. The river was quite high but overnight it dropped quite a lot and the trees and beach started to appear. Lots of birds here all busy building nests and chattering. So peaceful if you can block out the trains. A nice way to doze during the day is to count the carriages, I got to 179! We will be back.
3. Marble Canyon Provincial Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By Marielle47 - Bridge Lake, Canada
We stopped here on a weekend trip on a sunny October weekend - the trees were golden, the lakes brilliant colours. On a previous trip, I think there were some small leaflets available with a map and some background information, which added significantly to our enjoyment and understanding. Unfortunately, no information was available this time - not even a map showing the layout of the park and where all three lakes were. I would suggest BC Parks should provide this information as it would make a visit much more enjoyable.
4. Cariboo Jade & Gifts
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Gift shop featuring B.C. Jade and other semi-precious gemstone jewellery and stone specimens from around the world. Also a wide selection of gifts and souvenir items including books, moccasins, handmade soap and more.
5. Semlin Valley Golf Course
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By ron c - Deal, United Kingdom
went to Semlin whilst staying in Ashcroft,pro shop is run by lady who is a non golfer,she does everything,bookings/cooking/serving/organizing.Great lady married to a local Cowboy,really helpful rang around to find playing partner for me,but would have to wait for a couple of hours so went out with non playing wife in buggy.Played 9 holes no course book,very hard course without local knowledge as it doglegs on first 2 holes beside lake.Course was not in great shape but was being mown whilst there,fairways were okay medium speed,grass at edge stopped ball dead,rough was "interesing",on back 9 met local business man went round with him and had a totally different game reduced score by 25 %,.
Fifth hole tee off is blind into a valley.greens were not very fast but i had a great morning there,scenary not the main draw.Cost was $30 canadian for 18 holes and buggy may`be `cos i was a visitor( £15 sterling).some very interesting holes but great fun to play even the wife enjoyed her self
6. Cache Creek Library
Travelers welcome! We offer free wifi and internet access. If you need printing or copying services, a per page fee is charged. A variety of free programming is available and listed on our web site for details. Come and see our gem of a library!
