Visitor & Tour Information

Take a leisurely walking tour through the "Town Square" and the wagon trails using our self-conducted tour brochure (available in English and German) or have one of our friendly tour guides accompany you through our restored buildings. Experience the good old fashioned home cooking in the OK Cafe or just relax in the Town Square on a break from your day. Whatever your interest, there is something here for you! Make a day of it and enjoy some of Vanderhoof's other attractions while you're here.

Located at

Corner of Pine St. & Hwy 16 w.

Box 1515, Vanderhoof, BC

Canada V0J 3A0

Phone (250)-567-2991

Fax (250)-567-2931

Vanderhoof Heritage Museum

Opens for May long weekend

Closes day after Labour Day

10 am to 5 pm Daily

OK Café

Summer hours:

Week before May long weekend until end of September

8:30 am - 8 pm Daily

Winter Hours:

11am-8pm Tues – Sat (closed Sun & Mon)

Tours available upon request. For booking Tour Buses please telephone (250)-567-2991 during hours of operation or (250)-441-3451 during evening or off season.

Vanderhoof & Area Attractions:

Vanderhoof Bird Sanctuary ~ a haven for local and migratory species incl. Canada Geese, located within Riverside Park
Omineca Golf Course ~ a full 18 hole course
Alcan's Kenney Dam ~ the largest Earth Dam in BC
Cheslatta Falls ~ spectacular natural falls
Chinlac Indian Village ~ ancient Carrier village at the Junction of Nechako & Stuart Rivers
For information on Road Tours, Lakes/Resorts, Lodging/Bed & Breakfasts, Hiking Trails & Seasonal Events contact the Vanderhoof Chamber of Commerce
Fort St James ~ located on the Stuart Lake incl. Fort St. James National Historic Site
Prince George ~ including the Prince George Railway Museum, the Fraser Fort George Regional Museum and the Huble Homestead
Fort Fraser ~ named after Simon Fraser

For more information on any of these sites or locations, pick up an information sheet at the Vanderhoof Heritage Museum or the Vanderhoof Chamber of Commerce.