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In the heart of the Cariboo Chilcotin, situated on the land of the T’exelcemc, surrounded by hundreds of lakes and rivers, beautiful neighborhoods, great restaurants and a rich cultural history. 

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03 apr 7:00 pm Silvicola – Williams Lake Film Club

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05 apr All Day 07 Bowl for Kids Sake

april 5 (Friday) – 7 (Sunday)

10 apr 6:30 pm Travelogue- Silk Road in Central Asia

(Wednesday) 6:30 pm

11 apr 6:00 am Dirt Relations Film Screening

The amazing Tom Schoen and his fellow leaders of the Indigenous Youth Mountain Bike Program have made an inspiring film called Dirt Relations, which premiered at the Vancouver International

The amazing Tom Schoen and his fellow leaders of the Indigenous Youth Mountain Bike Program have made an inspiring film called Dirt Relations, which premiered at the Vancouver International Film Festival in February.

It will be screened locally on April 11 at the Central Cariboo Arts and Culture Centre at 6:30 p.m. 

Admission will be $12 and we hope to have a table there to share information on SFAWL. 

(Thursday) 6:00 am

01 may 7:00 pm Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

08 may 7:00 pm Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

10 may 7:00 pm An Artful Night Out

(Friday) 7:00 pm

11 may 11:00 am Horsefly 10 km Fun Run

(Saturday) 11:00 am

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Williams Lake

• 1.1 History
• 1.2 Climate
• 2.3.1 Airport
• 2.3.2 Airlines
• 3.1 By public transit
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• 12.1 Newspaper
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Williams Lake is a town of about 11,000 people in the Cariboo region of British Columbia . With many lakes and ranches in the surrounding areas, it offers many possibilities to visitors. It is also the gateway to the Central Coast of British Columbia.

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The primary industries in Williams Lake are forestry, logging, sawmilling, mining and ranching.

• 52.12261 -122.0987 1 Tourism Discovery Centre , 1660 Broadway Ave S , ☏ +1 250-392-5025 , toll-free: +1-877-967-5253 , [email protected] . M-F 9AM-5PM . Includes a gift shop. ( updated Jun 2018 )

History [ edit ]

Williams Lake is named in honour of Secwepemc (Shuswap) First Nation chief William, whose counsel prevented the Shuswap from joining the Tsilhqot'in in their uprising against the settler population in 1864.

Indigenous activity in Williams Lake (called T'exelc by local First Nations communities) began as much as 4000 years ago. Europeans came into the region in 1860 during the Cariboo Gold Rush when Gold Commissioner Philip Henry Nind and William Pinchbeck, a constable with the British Columbia Provincial Police, arrived from Victoria to organize a local government and maintain law and order.

At the time, two pack trails led to the goldfields, one from the Douglas Road and the other through the Fraser Canyon. They met at Williams Lake, which made it a good choice for settlers and merchants. By 1861, Commissioner Nind had built a government house and had requested the funds to build a jail. With the centre of local government being at Williams Lake, the miners and businessmen all had to travel there to conduct their business and soon the town had a post office, a courthouse, a roadhouse and the jail that Nind had requested. Meanwhile, William Pinchbeck had not been idle and had built his own roadhouse, saloon and store. Eventually he would own most of the valley.

In 1863, the construction of Cariboo Road was rerouted the original trail so that it bypassed Williams Lake and went through 150 Mile House instead. The by-pass doomed the city: Williams Lake was forgotten and wouldn't be reborn until 1919 with the construction of the Pacific Great Eastern Railway, now part of the Canadian National Railway.

In July 2017, the province of British Columbia declared a state of emergency with more than 200 fires burning, mostly in the central region of the province. Residents from Williams Lake and other communities in central British Columbia such as Ashcroft and 100 Mile House were given evacuation orders.

Williams Lake is the hometown of Rick Hansen, a Canadian paraplegic athlete and activist for people with spinal cord injuries, who became well known during his fundraising Man in Motion world tour.

Climate [ edit ]

Williams Lake has a humid continental climate with warm summers. Spring is the driest time of year, and summer and winter are the wettest seasons respectively. Williams Lake receives about 2,000 hours of bright sunshine per year, which is more than most of the province. It is also in the rain shadow of the coastal mountains.

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Highway 97 passes through Williams Lake from Quesnel to Cache Creek . Williams Lake is at the junction of Highway 97 and Highway 20.

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• Ebus , toll-free: +1-877-769-3287 . Operates bus service three days per week per direction between Kamloops and Prince George with stops in Savona, Cache Creek , Clinton, 70 Mile House, 100 Mile House , Lac La Hache, Williams Lake, Quesnel , and Hixon. Travel time to Williams Lake from Kamloops is 3.25 hours, from Cache Creek is 2.5 hours, from 100 Mile House is 1 hour, from Quesnel is 1.25 hours, and from Prince George is 2.75 hours. Same day transfers at Kamloops to and from Vancouver are available. ( updated Jan 2023 )

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Canadian airlines operating to Williams Lake:

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• Town Taxi , ☏ +1 250-392-4151 . ( updated Jul 2022 )
• Williams Lake Taxi , ☏ +1 778-267-2002 . ( updated Jul 2022 )

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• 52.12889 -122.14748 2 The Station House Gallery and Gift Shop , 1 Mackenzie Ave N , ☏ +1 250-392-6113 , [email protected] . M-F 10:30AM-5:30PM; Sa 10AM-5PM . A restored BC Rail Station provides studio and gallery space. Each month, the gallery exhibits a variety of contemporary works in many mediums by local, regional, and touring artists. The society also operates a gift shop that features the work of local artisans and crafts people. Free . ( updated Jul 2022 )
• 52.1227 -122.09878 3 The Museum of the Cariboo-Chilcotin , 1660 Broadway Avenue S , ☏ +1 250-392-7404 . 14 May-Sep 1: daily 9AM-6PM; 1 Sep-15 Nov: M-F 9AM-5PM, Sa Su 10AM-3PM; 16 Nov-13 May: M-F 9AM-5PM . Its collection of nearly 30,000 artifacts offers a glimpse into the Central Cariboo's history and is home to the BC Cowboy Hall of Fame. It has the largest saddle collection in western Canada, and artifacts relating to the Williams Lake rodeo and the local First Nations. ( updated Jul 2022 )
• 52.15136 -122.17347 4 Williams Lake Studio Theatre Society , 4100 MacKenzie Avenue N , [email protected] . ( updated Jul 2022 )

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• 52.12506 -122.1332 1 Williams Lake Stampede , 800 Mackenzie Ave S , ☏ +1-250-392-6585 . Takes place on the Canada Day (July 1) weekend and attracts top professional cowboys from across Canada and the United States. Events include bull riding, barrel racing, bareback riding, tie-down roping, steer wrestling, team roping and chuckwagon races. The Williams Lake Stampede plays host to many top cowboys and international rodeo competitors from Canada and the United States, most of which continue on the circuit to the Calgary Stampede, the following weekend. The Stampede festivities also include a parade of floats from local organizations, such as 4-H groups, First Nations bands, community service groups, the stampede royalty and local merchants. There is also a carnival with rides and games located near the stampede grounds. ( updated Mar 2023 )
• 52.12023 -122.12067 2 Scout Island , 1305A Borland Road , ☏ +1 250-398-8532 . A 9.7-ha (23.9-acre) park and nature area. It has of a beach, picnic area, boat launch and several trails through mainly natural environment. Scout Island is actually two islands that are connected to the west end of Williams Lake by a causeway. The Nature House provides a view of the marsh next to the island. It is run by the Williams Lake Field Naturalists and provides information, displays and programs dealing with the local environment. 2.5 km of trails following the marsh edge and lake. Some trails and the Nature House are wheelchair accessible. Dogs must be on leash. ( updated Jun 2018 )
• 52.13461 -122.15077 3 Williams Lake River Valley Trail . Lots to see and a good open trail with lots of small bridges that enable the creek crossing as it meanders back and forth down the valley. Access from the parking area at the foot of Comer St and Mackenzie Ave for 12 km each way, or from the Frizzy Road parking lot for only 5 km to Fraser River. ( updated Jun 2018 )
• 52.12266 -122.10072 4 Chances Casino Signal Point , 1640 Broadway Ave S , ☏ +1 250-398-5554 . Su-Th 10:30AM-10:30PM; F Sa 10:30-12:30AM . ( updated Jul 2022 )

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• 52.1296 -122.1468 1 Dumpling House Williams Lake , 54 Mackenzie Ave N , ☏ +1 250-398-8983 . ( updated Jul 2022 )
• 52.1227 -122.1008 2 The Point Restaurant , 1640 Broadway Ave S ( Chances Casino Signal Point ), ☏ +1 250-398-5554 ext 206 . M-Th noon-8PM; F Sa 11AM-9PM; Su 11AM-8PM . ( updated Jul 2022 )

Drink [ edit ]

Williams Lake being a small town doesn't have a great nightlife but on the weekend the drinking establishments do pick up. Best plan is to start at Oliver Street Bar and Grill and then move on to the Overlander pub for dancing after 9PM. Looking for a more laid back environment? Oliver Street has more of a sports bar atmosphere. While those looking for a casual evening out could try The Point located above Chances Casino or The Laughing Loon which was featured on HGTV's Timber Kings .

• 52.1286 -122.1466 1 Oliver Street Bar and Grill , 23 Oliver St , ☏ +1 250 392-5911 . An excellent place to eat and drink. The food is really good with a varied menu and the service is excellent. ( updated Feb 2015 )
• 52.1271 -122.1244 2 The Overlander Pub , 1118 Lakeview Cres , ☏ +1 250 392-3321 . A hub of activity on the weekend with great food and nightly specials don't miss Wednesday wing night either. ( updated Feb 2015 )

Sleep [ edit ]

• 52.123 -122.09209 1 Best Western Williams Lake Hotel , 1850 Broadway Avenue S , ☏ +1 778-412-9000 , toll-free: +1-800-780-7234 . Check-in: 3PM , check-out: 11AM . ( updated Jul 2022 )
• 52.13596 -122.13578 2 Coast Fraser Inn , 285 Donald Road , ☏ +1 250-398-7055 . Free Wi-Fi, hot tub, fitness centre. Pet-friendly rooms. From $125 . ( updated Jul 2022 )
• 52.12304 -122.11397 3 Lakeside Motel , 1505 Cariboo Hwy S . Microwave, kettle, a coffee maker, and a refrigerator in rooms. A garden offers BBQ facilities and lake views. Free Wi-Fi, a cable TV and a seating area are provided. Pet-friendly rooms offered. From $83 . ( updated Jul 2022 )
• 52.12742 -122.12464 4 Ramada ( Ramada by Wyndham Williams Lake ), 1118 Lakeview Crescent , ☏ +1 250-392-3321 , toll-free: +1-800-854-9517 . Check-in: 3PM , check-out: 11AM . ( updated Jul 2022 )
• 52.12904 -122.13668 5 Sandman Hotel & Suites Williams Lake , 664 Oliver St , ☏ +1 250-392-6557 , [email protected] . High-speed Internet access, an indoor pool, fitness centre and pet-friendly suites. From $125 . ( updated Jul 2022 )
• 52.12284 -122.09487 6 Super 8 ( Super 8 by Wyndham Williams Lake ), 1712 Broadway Ave South , ☏ +1 250-398-8884 , toll-free: +1-800-454-3213 . Check-in: 3PM , check-out: 11AM . ( updated Jul 2022 )

Connect [ edit ]

Cope [ edit ], newspaper [ edit ].

• The Williams Lake Tribune , ☏ +1 250-392-2331 . ( updated May 2023 )

Hospital [ edit ]

• 52.13745 -122.14379 3 Cariboo Memorial Hospital , 517 North 6th Ave , ☏ +1 250-392-4411 . It has an emergency department. ( updated Apr 2023 )

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Our award-winning team here at Tripsy Travel is delighted to help craft a vacation beyond your wildest expectations.    We understand that a vacation is an investment of your time and resources and we pride ourselves on collaborating with you to deliver a fantastic adventure, packed with unique surprises and all the experiences you are hoping for.   

We treat every client like family, crafting each vacation like it is our own, down to the smallest detail.    Our years of experience in the industry enable us to design truly unique and custom experiences, save you time and stress, and deliver exceptional vacations year after year. 

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Cyndi Williams is a travel industry veteran with over 20 years of experience. Regarded as an industry leader, influencer, and advocate; Cyndi has been featured in the media, won national awards, and works regularly on behalf of travel industry advocacy.

Before wanderlust was a buzz word, Cyndi was traveling the world, racking up frequent flyer miles at lightning speed, and taking bucket list journeys like other people go to the coffee shop.  She’s had a lifetime of amazing travel experiences, which she accredits to evolving her perspective and love for our amazing planet.  Today Cyndi is focused on her industry advocacy work, and supporting our team here at Tripsy.  

Cyndi’s visionary client-centric approach has resulted in multiple agency awards, and revolutionizing the way we collaborate with our clients to create the vacations of their dreams.  Under Cyndi’s leadership Tripsy has quickly grown a reputation as one of the best luxury boutique agencies in the industry.

Cyndi and her husband of fourteen years were married in Walt Disney World and now reside in Austin, with their two beautiful children, and two dogs Lucy and Mavis.

Cyndi is also a proud member of ASTA, Travel Leaders, CLIA, and IATAN.

“Traveling makes the world a little smaller, and the love a little bigger.”

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Stephani is a Denver native who has spent that last 12 years living in Hawaii swimming with manta rays, Vancouver, BC biking though Stanley Park and Austin Texas trying all the BBQ Texas has to   offer. Most recently she moved to Ottawa, Ontario where she can be found ice skating in the winter and exploring all that eastern Canada has to offer in the summer. She has had the luxury of being able to immerse herself into these very different cultures and truly experience what each one has to offer. 

She has a degree in Hospitality and Tourism with an emphasis in Hotel Management. While studying abroad in Namibia, Africa she spent three weeks of adventure, traveling and camping across diverse ecosystems; visiting conservation sites, historic sites and wildlife conservation projects. Prior to travel planning, she previously worked in various hotels in both a resort and city settings and is familiar with their operations. Having a passion for travel and a love for ensuring a vacation of a lifetime, Stephani is truly a dedicated luxury travel advisor.

Stephani specializes in Hawaii travel. Between hiking to hidden waterfalls and scuba diving the crystal clear waters, she is a wealth of knowledge due to her time living on the islands. She has also attended the Disney College of Knowledge and loves to create a lifetime of memories, specifically with Adventures by Disney where your family becomes part of the story as you are immersed in the people, places and cultures of wherever your adventures take you throughout the world.

Currently, Stephani lives in Ottawa with her wonderful husband, two beautiful daughters, and their energetic dogs, Koa the Maltese and Murphy the Greater Swiss Mountain Dog. They spend most of their weekends hiking, on the river walk or experiencing new restaurants and parks throughout the city.

 Stephani’s Specialties include: Hawaii, select Canada locations and Cruises.

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Samantha was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois and is a self-proclaimed “airline brat”. With both her parents employed by a major airline she has been traveling since she was only a few days old. Her love of travel started young with trips to Egypt, China, France, and the UK before she was ten.

Her family’s travel background led her to obtain her Bachelor’s Degree in Travel Industry Management at the University of Hawaii. After University Samantha spent 10 years in Hawaii in various management roles at luxury hotels. Samantha’s hospitality career later brought her to Austin, Texas then Los Angeles, California where she currently resides.

Samantha and her husband had a destination wedding in Cancun, Mexico ten years ago and have been racking up the frequent flyer miles ever since.

Samantha’s expertise is in International Travel. She has visited 43 countries and been on over 20 cruises. Whether you want to go to Sri Lanka , Croatia, Kenya or France Samantha can help you plan the perfect trip! Ask her about the Maldives, it is her favorite destination to get away and unwind.

Tana Williams

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Tana started working in the travel industry 30 years ago as part of the Clipper Cruise Lines team, which was the largest yacht and smallest cruise ship sailing the US East Coast down to the Virgin Islands.  During that time Tana was afforded the most incredible experience as a young person to see so many cities, inter-coastal water ways, famous land marks and meet some wonderful people.  Tana has continued to travel throughout the years, and now she helps others plan and get the most enjoyment out of their vacation adventures.  Tana says “Traveling myself or through you makes me feel alive!”

  Tana’s specialties: Caribbean, Hawaii, Cruises, domestic U.S., and All-Inclusive vacations.

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