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Kamloops

Country:
Canada
State:
British Columbia
City:
Kamloops
Type of Location:
Multiple
About Location

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Places to Visit
How to Reach

By Air

Kamloops Airport is served by Air Canada Jazz, Central Mountain Air and WestJet, it connects Kamloops to and from Calgary, Vancouver, Prince George and Edmonton(seasonally).

By Train

Via rail runs to Kamloops.

By Car

Both Major highways in western Canada pass through Kamloops. The TransCanada highway passes through the Fraser valley from Vancouver in the west, and continues east through the rest of BC via Salmon Arm, Revelstoke, the Rogers Pass, Golden, and onto Alberta via Banff and Calgary.

Key places to visit
Thompson Rivers University, Kamloops Blazers, MacArthur Island Park, Riverside Park, The BC Wildlife Park

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Places to Visit

Thompson Rivers University

is Canada's most comprehensive university. Summer campus tours daily, and Wednesday night 'Friends of the Gardens' tours of the largest botanical collection in the interior of B.C.

Kamloops Blazers

Competitive Western Hockey League team. The Blazers play at the Interior Savings Centre.

MacArthur Island Park

Located on the north bank of the Thompson River, McArthur Island Park is a must-visit for the active tourist. Golf, soccer, football, baseball, cricket, and tennis games all are played at the park as well, people rollerblade, Nordic walk, power walk and jog around the perimeter of the park on a paved trail.    

Riverside Park

Riverside Park is Manhattan's most spectacular waterfront park, stretching four miles from 72nd to 158th Streets along the Hudson River. Since 1875, the landscapes of Frederick Law Olmsted have offered escape from the city and opportunities for people of all incomes to relax, play and socialize in tranquil settings. His design for Riverside Drive made it is one of the most beautiful boulevards in the world, affording views of the Hudson River along its serpentine route.

The BC Wildlife Park

On February 15, 1965, Wildlife Park founder John Moelaert, proposed to the chamber that a zoological facility would be an attraction for both residents and visitors alike. The Kamloops Chamber of Commerce felt that Kamloops was a ‘one-night stop' and needed more attractions so that visitors would stay longer and benefit the economy. A Chamber sponsored public meeting on March 17th, 1965, in the old Kamloops Library to discuss the possibility of establishing a Wildlife Park. This quickly led to the formation of the Greater Kamloops Zoological Society, which was registered under the Societies Act on March 31, 1965.

Right Time to Visit

January - April
October - December

Temperature

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