Camping, swimming, day use, hiking and other attractions. To book a camping spot, visit discovercamping.ca. Note that campsite reservations open 4 months prior to the date you wish to camp.
E. information@westkootenayparks.com
W. westkootenayparks.com
ArtFirst! Gallery features local and regional artists from within the Columbia Valley, many of which reside in Revelstoke. It has been operating for almost 10 years and offer high-calibre, professional work unique to Revelstoke and its surroundings. The talented, friendly artists operate the gallery collaboratively and work the shop on a daily basis. On average, 14-16 members showcase a large selection of original works including paintings, sculptures, jewelry, furniture, fashion items and pottery plus art prints and cards.
113 First St. West
P. (250) 837-2212
E. artfirstcoop@gmail.com
W. artfirst.ca
The RAC is the lead organization for Arts and Culture in Revelstoke, coordinating cultural events, supporting and presenting diverse arts and cultural programming for the benefit of the community, and connecting artists with resources and grant funding. Member organizations include the Revelstoke Visual Arts Centre, Revelstoke Museum and Archives, Railway Museum, Forestry Museum, Performing Arts Centre, Theatre Company, Community Choir and Community Band. Highlights include the annual summer street music festival, Luna Festival, and much more.
Office 03, Suite 202 – 101A Second St East
P. (250) 814-9325
E. info@revelstokeartscouncil.com
W. revelstokeartscouncil.com
Chamber of Commerce Visitor Centre and events calendar provides up-to-date information on facilities, programs and events for everything happening in Revelstoke.
301 Victoria Rd, Revelstoke BC
P. (250) 837-5345
E. info@revelstokechamber.com
W. seerevelstoke.com
There are many local sports and recreation clubs, organizations and community programs. For a list of groups, information on all recreation facilities and up-to-date contact information, contact Community Centre reception or download the latest Program and Leisure Guide. The Community Centre also is home to the Revelstoke Aquatic Centre and Okanagan Regional Public Library. The Revelstoke Forum, for ice skating, hockey and roller derby, is located at the west end of Vernon Ave. The Curling Club is adjacent to the Forum. Playgrounds and parks can be found throughout the community. A new Skateboard Park opened in October 2018 and is located in Kovach Park, on Edward St.
600 Campbell Ave, Revelstoke BC
P. (250) 837-9351 F: (250) 837-9355
E. prc@revelstoke.ca
L. Program and Leisure Guide
W. revelstoke.ca
Camping, hiking, climbing, mountaineering, ski touring – all activities in the national parks require a parks pass. Rogers Pass in Glacier National Park is a popular backcountry ski touring destination with an average of 10 m of snowfall a year. In Rogers Pass, explosive artillery fire is regularly used on mountain slopes to protect highway and railway traffic from natural avalanches. Parks Canada’s Winter Permit System separates skiers from artillery fire and the resulting avalanches, and is mandatory for winter activities in the park.
301 Third St. West
P. (250) 837-7500
W. Glacier – pc.gc.ca/glacier Mt. Revelstoke pc.gc.ca/revelstoke
The Revelstoke Visual Arts Centre is a vibrant community arts centre with classes running year-round and exhibitions on display from April to December. The Gallery at the Centre offers 4 different exhibition spaces and features both local and regional artists in various mediums. Opening receptions occur the first Friday night of new exhibits and entry to view the exhibit is by donation. The Centre offers a small gift shop during the exhibition season. The Revelstoke Visual Arts Society oversees the Centre and membership is welcome for $20/yr. Members can participate in select member exhibits and classes.
320 Wilson St.
P. (250) 814-0261
E. info@revelstokeartgallery.ca
W. artsrevelstoke.com
