Sloquet Hot Springs: Fraser Valley

Overview:
Sloquet Hot Springs is a wonderfully wild set of shallow, man-made pools fed by a small, all natural, and very hot, waterfall.  The pools stretch from the waterfall to the large and crashing Sloquet River. The large, spread out campsite for the hot springs lies a short 5 minute walk from the springs.

Thoughts:

A great spot for relaxing and very scenic. It was very busy on the summer weekend and the campground was quite full.

A bit of a drive in as it is about 3hrs from Pemberton on gravel roads or 3hrs from Harrison on a gravel road that requires 4 wheel drive in sections.

The springs are in a natural setting broken up into multiple pools each getting gradually cooler towards the Sloquet river.

About 20 sites for camping and most can hold multiple tents and even a small trailer if you want to tow one in on the gravel roads. There is a $15 fee to camp and a $5 day use fee if the attendant is there to collect (apparently mainly on weekends and during the summer months).

Aside from the long drive in it is a great spot to go and I would definitely head back that way. I probably would not come up from Harrison though but rather just spend the extra time to drive down from Pemberton.

Pros:
Very nice setting and very clean.

Cons:
A pretty long drive down a bumpy gravel road, day use and overnight fees

Contact Information:
Cultus Lake Park
4165 Columbia Valley Highway
Cultus Lake Park, BC V2R 5B5

Website: http://whistlerhiatus.com/driving/sloquet-hot-springs-126k.html

Bentei Sushi: Burnaby

Thoughts:

Super friendly service and very quick. The prices are also on the lower end which is good for the quality of the food. The rolls were decent size and the rice and roll contents were very good but the seaweed wrap was a bit chewy.

The restaurant was a little unsettling from the outside and the inside looks like an old diner but very clean.

Pros:

Other than the seaweed the food was good and the prices were even better.

Cons:

Chewy seaweed on the wraps and looks a little rough. 

Contact Info:

#5-5901 E. Broadway St.,
Burnaby, BC
V5B 2Y1

Phone: 604.291.0080

Website: http://www.benteisushiburnaby.com/

Gaya Sushi: Burnaby

Thoughts:

Small place with limited parking but quite a few seats.  Very busy at lunch and had to wait a fair bit of time to even be seated.

Nice decor and very clean looking.

Pros:

Lots of seating and better location is decent for people in the area. 

Cons:

Small parking lot and food was just ok 

Contact Info:

105 - 2900 Bainbridge Ave
Burnaby,  B.C.
V5A 2S8

Phone: 604.368.0086

X-Site Grill & Bistro: Burnaby

Overview:

With locations in Burnaby and East Vancouver, X-site Grill & Bistro aims to provide great food at prices that won't hurt your wallet with Dinner and Drink specials every night of the week! Check out our East Vancouver location for great local music Monday through Saturday nights!

Thoughts:
Great prices and very decent food. Perahps not the best tasting but more than acceptable and what little that is lost for flavour is made up for in portion size.

Nice and open with a good selection of drinks. Not a large space bit clean and able to accommodate groups.

Staff was super friendly and service was quick.

Pros:

Good food and great prices. 

Cons:

Small-ish inside and limited timed parking. 

Contact Info:

4625 Hastings St.

Burnaby, B.C.

Phone: 604-298-7483

Website: http://x-sitegrillbistro.com

Gold Creek Falls: Maple Ridge

Overview:
The Gold Creek Falls is a short hike that is perfect for the beginning of the season or in combination with a camping trip to the Golden Ears Provincial Park.

Thoughts:
This is a recently re-done trail making it nice and easy to walk through the forest up to the falls location.  Along the way there are plenty of spots to stop and enjoy the creek, either for the view or in the hotter months you can take a dip in the water.

The trail is compact gravel and very wide so it good for walking with a stroller, no bikes or horses are allowed on the trail either. The distance ends up being 5.4 km return (2.7km to the falls) and takes about 40 min to walk one way with minimal stopping.

A little ways to drive as it takes about 30 min from downtown Maple Ridge to get tot the trail head but if spending the day out there or just going for a walk up to the falls it is worth it.

There is also plenty of parking at the trail head but does get busy during the summer months and you may need to park further back up the road.

Pros:
Nice trail and easy to walk along wit strollers and not too physically challenging. Good swimming all along the creek

Cons:
A little ways out of tow to get to.

Cultus Lake Adventure Park: Cultus Lake

Overview:
Kids big and small, young and old, will love to get away from it all and play in the imaginary and wonderful world of Giggle Ridge Adventure Golf at Cultus Lake Adventure Park. It's Adventure Golf unlike any you've seen before! Make your way through the abandoned but recently rediscovered mountain lumber camp known as Giggle Ridge. Discover it for yourself at Cultus Lake and have an Adventure like none other!

Thoughts:
A great place to spend a couple of hours while out at the lake.  If you come for a picnic at the main beach or visited the waterslides for the day it is a nice way to finish off your visit. Although not a lot of rides there is a couple for kids of all ages including bumper boats and the Giggle Ridge Adventure Golf.  Prices are quite low for the rids and the golf is not too bad either.

As a fairly new place it is very clean and has a cartoon-ish theme to it. Not too big but great for little kids and good for older ones as well.

Price:
Admission is free
Tickets are $1.50/ea and most rides are 1 or 2 tickets
Mini Golf is $9
Combo and Discount packs are available

*waterslide tickets have a coupon for mini golf on the backs (buy 1 get one free I believe)

Pros:
Good for all kids and not so big you need to spend the day there to see and do everything.  Nice and clean, fun theme for the kids. Rides for kids and adults.  Quite cheap if you do not have a big family.

Cons:
Not very many rides.

Contact Information:
3993 Sunnyside Blvd
Cultus Lake, BC
V2R 5B5

Phone:  604-858-8777

Website: http://www.giggleridge.com/
Email: info@cultusadventure.com

Cultus Lake Park: Cultus Lake

Overview:
Many recreational activities can be enjoyed in the area, from boating, fishing and swimming, to picnicking, playground and walking.

Thoughts:
Although a long ways out this is a great way to spend the day at the lake.  The park is large and offers a good variety of things to do.  The swimming area is very large with a big dock and shallow waters. Unfortunately the "beach" is a bit rocky and gets worse in the water.  Because of the shallow waters though it is quite warm at this end of the lake.  Plenty of parking in the 2 main lots, unfortunately it is pay parking ($6/day). Lots of picnic tables around both on the beach area and the grass and a large playground for children of all ages.

Boat rentals are close by (http://www.mainbeachboats.com) as are large bathrooms, a concession stand and even a market on Saturdays.  Parking lot B is shared with the Cultus Lake Adventure Park giving you a change of scenery if needed and the Cultus Lake Waterslides are just across the street.

Pros:
Warm waters and plenty of things to do to keep you busy for the day.

Cons:
A far drive for anyone not in Abbotsford and Chilliwack areas.  The beaches are a bit rocky.

Contact Information:
Cultus Lake Park
4165 Columbia Valley Highway
Cultus Lake Park, BC V2R 5B5

Website: http://www.cultuslake.com/

Hayward Lake: Mission

Overview:

Many recreational activities can be enjoyed in the area, from boating, fishing and swimming, to picnicking, hiking and mountain biking.

Thoughts: 
This little area is one of the best beaches around.  It is a bit bigger than the others in the area and the sand is great right out into the water with minimal rocks.  Large beach area and large grass with plenty of picnic tables.  The grass had both trees for shade and open field for sun and activities.

There is a bathroom / change room near the parking lot that was relatively clean and a non-motorized boat launch area.  Right at the base of the Stave Falls Power House, the water is fed down from Stave lake keeping it very clean and a little brisk.

A large parking lot with overflow parking on the Stave Falls Power house side and a walk along a short path.

Pros:
Close to the city but far enough out that it is not always busy.  The sand is great and goes out into the water with minimal rocks to step on.

Cons:
Parking lot is a bit of a hike from the beach/picnic area and the park gates close at 8:45 so you must make sure you are starting to pack up if you go for a later dinner.

Website: https://www.bchydro.com/community/recreation_areas/hayward_lake.html

Peace Portal Golf Course: Surrey

Overview:
The Peace Portal Golf Course located in White Rock/ Surrey, British Columbia, near Vancouver and Seattle. Established in 1928, Peace Portal has achieved a 4 star rating by Golf Digest and a "Top 100 Public Course in Canada" by Canada's Golf Ranking Magazine.

Thoughts:
Great course and well maintained.  The course started out nice and open with the tree line being very playable to progressively getting harder with the addition of some water hazards towards the end of the course.

Grounds:
Well kept greens and fairways, it was hard to find any problems with the course.  In some areas of the rough the drainage could have been a little better but that is really just looking for something to complain about.

Staff:
The clubhouse staff and cafeteria staff were friendly and nice.  Did not see a snack cart on the course though, could have been the time of day but I am not sure.

Amenities:
Nice Clubhouse and patio. As well there looked to be a cafeteria and bar side to the restaurant. There was a chipping and putting green but no range for warm up.

Facility:
Large clubhouse with pro shop and restaurant and patio.

Price: 
Weekend ( Saturday, Sunday & Holidays): $66.00
Weekend Twilight (after 3 pm): $49.00
Weekend Super Twilight (after 5 pm): $31.00
Weekend Sundowner    (after 6 pm): $25.00
Weekend Super Sundowner (after 7 pm): $18.00

Dawn Patrol (before 8am Monday to Friday): $45.00
Weekday (Monday & Tuesday): $52.00
Weekday (Wednesday -Friday): $56.00
Weekday Twilight (after 3 pm): $43.00
Weekday Super Twilight (after 5 pm): $28.00
Weekday Sundowner    (after 6 pm): $22.00
Weekday Super Sundowner (after 7 pm): $15.00

SENIOR RATES (60 years and older)
Weekday (Monday & Tuesday): $47.00
Weekday (Wednesday-Friday): $49.00

JUNIOR RATES (18 years and younger)
Weekend: $49.00
Weekend twilight: $31.00
Weekday: $43.00
Weekday Twilight and Dawn Patrol: $28.00

Course Type:
Parkland | Public | 18

Par:
72

Pros:
Well kept grounds and open treeline make finding and playing your ball fun and easy.

Cons:
Long ways out there being right at the border.  Unless your in the White Rock area it is a bit of a drive.

Contact Information:
16900 4th Avenue
Surrey, BC, V3S 2Y9

Phone: 604-538-4818
Toll Free: 1-800-354-7544
Fax: 604-538-5232

Website: http://www.peaceportalgolf.com/
Email: golf@peaceportalgolf.com

Britannia Mine Museum: Britannia Beach

Overview:

Last century, it was a working mine. It turned out massive amounts of copper and other minerals. Now, it's a multi award-winning Museum, turning out awe-inspiring sights and memorable family experiences. So much to see and do. Pan for real gold! Rumble aboard our mine train as it rolls into the dark. Learn from informative but informal tour guides. Come on up.

Britannia Mine Museum in Britannia Beach

Thoughts:

This was a nice place to spend a couple of hours.  Although it is also called BC Mining Museum it really was only about the Britannia Mine and didn't really have any other mining information there.  The tour was very cool with a short underground train ride with a couple of stops to show different aspects of underground mining. It was good for kids of all ages although the hard hats for the underground tour didn't really fit small children.

It would have been nice to see a bit more of the mining operations building but due to insurance issues you are limited to the ground floor.

Pros:
Informative and interactive, not too large but a good place to stop for a couple of hours.  The price is reasonable and lots too see.  The gold panning offers a variety of gems, gold and fools gold which you get to keep if you find (included in price). Was fun for all ages.

Cons:

Its a fair ways from most places.  Don't get to see the inside of the mine building. Hard hats did not fit small children (3 and under) although they were still allowed on the tour with their oversize hats.

Price:

Adult $25.00

Senior (65+) $21.00

Youth (13-18) $21.00

Child (5-12) $17.00

Preschool (4 & under) FREE

Daily Family (2 adults/3 children) $92.00

Hours:
The Museum site is open from 9:00 AM to 6 PM daily with 45 minute guided tours offered throughout the day. The Gift Shop is open from 9:00 AM to 6 PM.

Contact Information:

PO Box 188

Britannia Beach, BC V0N 1J0

We are located on the Sea to Sky Highway (Highway 99), north of Vancouver.

Toll free: 1-800-896-4044 - press 0

Phone: 1-604-896-2233 - press 0

Fax: 1-604-896-2260

Email: company.store@bcmm.ca

Website: http://www.britanniaminemuseum.ca/

Othello Tunnels

A line of tunnels were built through the Coquihalla Gorge which are known now as the Othello Tunnels. There are spectacular viewing opportunities available on the trail, through the tunnels and on the bridges. The Coquihalla Canyon park highlights the Kettle Valley Railway that passes through the canyon and 5 tunnels which were built in 1914.

View:
Great views of the Coquihalla River and some fantastic spots for photos in and around the tunnels.

Wildlife:
Not much along the trail althouggh you may get lucky and see a black bear.

Time:
About 40 min to the end of the tunnels and back.

Visit-ability:
Good spot to  stop and stretch your legs or if you are in the Hope area to stop in for part of the day.

Website: 
http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/coquihalla_cyn/

Open:
Spring to Fall, closed for Winter

Thoughts:
I like this quick little stop to see a part of Canadian history and nice quick walk through nature.  Just outside of Hope makes it easy and fast to get to and the trail is easy to walk on.  The tunnels took about 10 minutes  to get to the first one and the whole trip is about 40 minutes with stops for pictures and to enjoy some of the scenery.

Rating:
7/10

Stewart

Situated across from Alaska's Misty Fiords National Park and at the end of the Portland Canal, Stewart, BC is a unique border town attracting tourists from every corner of the world.

Activities:
Fishing. That pretty much sums it up. Lots of places and types though, rivers, lakes, streams, and ocean. All in one place.
2.5/5

Events:
Due to the small size of the town, not much goes on here.
1.0/5

View:
Amazing view of mountains and the ocean, wildlife, lakes and glaciers on the drive into town. Well worth the trip.
3.5/5

Accommodations:
Only a couple of places to stay while visiting. A couple of camp grounds, a couple of hotel/motels and a B&B.
2.5/5

Dinning & Shopping:
A couple of stores and local restaurants but again not a big variety
2.0/5

Visit-ability:
A must see for all nature lovers and fishing enthusiasts. This is a beautiful area of the province and a definite gem.
2.5/5

Total Rating: 14/30

Thoughts:
A very small place that is worth stopping at on a trip either up the Cassiar Highway or if you are travelling towards Terrace. Great wildlife and scenery to see on the drive there and once in town. Not somewhere you would want to spend a week unless you are there for the fishing but somewhere to put on any nature lovers bucket list.

Website: http://www.districtofstewart.com

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Bridal Falls: Rosedale

Bridal Falls can be found at the foot of Mount Cheam, the furthest northerly peak of the North Cascades mountain range and in the heart of the Fraser Valley. The surrounding area is home to the dinosaur theme park Dinotown, the Trans Canada Water Slides, world renowned Minter Gardens and is just minutes away from Harrison Hot Springs.

Activities:
Not a lot to do here outside of a couple of premier attractions as it is quite a small area of Rosedale.
1.5/5

Events:
Not a lot of things go on here, again probably due to its size.
1.0/5

View:
Amazing views of the waterfall, mountains, valley and coastal rainforest. Not a lot of animals in the area, but you may get lucky and find a bear or dear.
2.5/5

Accommodations:
Not a lot outside of the campground to choose from.
2.0/5

Dinning & Shopping:
Again, not a lot here, a gas station and antiques store.
2.0/5

Visit-ability:
Good place to stop on your way through and spend a few hours out of your day. The attractions though do lend themselves to fun on returning visits.
2.5/5

Total Rating: 11.5/30

Thoughts:
With Bridal Veil Falls and the Trans Canada Water Slides, this is definitely a place to stop at least on your way through. Some things for kids of all ages and adults alike. I am not sure if I would spend more than a day here but it is sure beautiful.

Website: http://www.bridalfalls.ca
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Cultus Lake

Cultus Lake is a piece of Paradise, surrounded by exquisite beaches and breathtaking mountain views.

Activities:
Although you are limited to water sports and golf, people always love to visit a nice beach that has other activities nearby. A variety of golf courses from a full length course to mini golf and even an 18 hole putting course gives golfers of all ages a challenge.
3.5/5

Events:
Not a lot of public or community events takes place here. A yearly wake board competition at he lake and triathlon are a couple of the larger but there is not a lot of events taking place here.
1.5/5

View:
Nestled in the Columbia Valley you will find great views of the mountains and forest. As well, like the name says, there is a beautiful lake right at your fingertips. Although a little ways out of the city, the large amount of tourists and residence keep mos tof the wildlife at bay.
3.5/5

Accommodations:
Plenty of camping here, either in tent, RV or cabin. Unfortunately there is not a big selections of hotels.
2/5

Dinning & Shopping:
Again, due to the size of the place you are very limited with your dining and shopping selection. It is a very touristy place and therefore you will not find much shopping other than some local gift stores.
2/5

Visit-ability:
This is a great place to spend a few days, especially if you want to spend some time enjoying some of the attractions and views that Cultus Lake has to offer.
4/5

Total Rating: 16.5/30

Thoughts:
I like it here, although I am biased towards nice summer locations with a lake and beach. The roads can be quite busy during peak seasons as you are limited to only 1 way in and out.

Website: http://www.cultuslake.bc.ca

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Laity Pumpkin Patch: Maple Ridge

The Laity Pumpkin Patch has been a family run agri-tourism business for over 20 years.  Every October they have vistors from all over the Lower Mainland come to their patch to find the "perfect pumpkin."  The 18 acre farm is ideally located in central Maple Ridge and is within an hour's drive from anywhere in the Lower Mainland.

Thoughts:
The Laity Pumpkin Patch is a great place to bring the kids to get your Halloween pumpkins.  There is plenty of things to do to keep you entertained for a couple of hours with an animal farm, corn maze, wagon rides and fantasy trails. The pumpkins are priced well and it is relatively cheap to get in.  One place that is a must visit for people with small children when it opens at the end of September.

It was quite busy on the weekend but because of all the room on the farm it was far from being packed.

There is also discounts for school groups and family rates.

Pros:
Cheap, family fun. Lots to do and see for the kids and a great place to get some fall photos.

Cons:
Although there is lots of parking, getting in and out of the farm is sometimes a hassle as the driveway is located on busy Golden Ears Way.

Last Updated: October 16, 2013

Seasonal Hours:
Monday to Friday 1:30pm to 5:00pm
Saturday/Sunday/Holidays 9:30am to 5:00pm

Cost:
Admission: $5 per person (3 yrs and older)
Pumpkins - $2 and up (based on size)
* Do not accept credit or debit

Address:
Laity Pumpkin Patch
21145 128th Avenue
Maple Ridge, BC
V4R 2R9

Phone:
(604) 467-4302

Website:
http://www.laitypumpkinpatch.com

The Falls Golf Club: Chilliwack

The Falls Golf Club is situated in beautiful Chilliwack with breathtaking views that overlooks the Fraser Valley from an impressive 750 foot elevation. Natural surroundings, towering cedars and cascading waterfalls complement your mountain side golfing experience.

View from the top of Hole 11

Grounds Maintained:
The greens had just been punched when we played here so there was rarely a putt that the ball did not bounce.  The fairways were in decent shape except for a few areas that were dry, hard ground.
2/5

Staff Friendliness:
The staff in the office and the snack hut girls were very friendly and helpful.  There was a person at the 1st tee off that helped us out by letting us know that the distance between the whites and blues increases throughout the course.  As well he had warned us of a bear on 3 that we did not come across.
5/5

Amenities:
The office area was a little small and did not offer a large pro shop for equipment and apparel, there is a restaurant and a snack shack that you pass twice during your round. There was no beer cart or driving but a large pitching/practice green.
3/5

Facility Cleanliness:
The main office area was in ok shape, an older building that did not have much appeal to it.  The snack shack looked nicer but the bathrooms were small and cramped.
2.5/5

Cost:
Currently the price is $45/round with a cart, but normally when the course is in better shape it will be up around $90.  Generally there are coupons and stay and play specials for this course that can be found online.
2/5

Total: 14.5/25

Course Type:
Parkland | Public | 18

Par: 71

Thoughts:
A very tough course to play, even if you manage to always keep your ball in play the greens offer a greater challenge with a constant downhill slope on almost every one.  Although quite a drive out of the city this was a fun course to play with friends and offers some great views of the valley. Finding a good deal on green fees will make this course a must try by any average golfer, I would not recommend it for beginners though. If driving out make sure to check the map before leaving as the signage is extremely poor.

Website: http://www.thefalls.com

Phone: 604-745-4653

Address: 
8341 Nixon Rd.
Chilliwack, British Columbia
V4Z 1L3

Eighteen Pastures: Mission

So you think you can golf? Eighteen Pastures is the perfect place to prove you right or wrong. The fairways are tight with trees lining both sides. Any mis-hit shots easily find the bush.

Thoughts:
This is a fun tough course. The narrow fairways are made even more so by the line of tall trees down both sides.  Anything off the fairways is most likely lost.  Found some good on-line deals that made the course a bit cheaper to play and was not very busy even for a weekend afternoon.

There was not much to the pro shop except for the cool barn building.  There was food and snacks but the soda that we got had expired almost 1 year prior! The course was pretty much empty except for a nice couple that let us play through and a larger group a couple holes ahead.  On one of the holes though a pick-up had been driven out onto the course? And was parked up by the green.

I would recommend this course to people who do not want to play on the "popular" courses with all the people that think they are "better" golfers.  Definitely a good time.

Website: http://www.eighteenpastures.com
Phone: 604-462-8622

Address:
29110 Matheson Ave
Mission
V2V 6H3

Maple Ridge Golf Course: Maple Ridge

Established in 1926, the Maple Ridge Golf Course was one of the first courses built in the Fraser Valley and sits high above the mighty Fraser River. Once home to the McIvor Family, the land has rolling hills surrounded by beautiful majestic maple and cedar trees making it a truly peaceful setting. With the elevation changes and numerous sand bunkers, the Maple Ridge Golf Course will test every club in your bag.

Thoughts:
This nine hole course is located in the middle of Maple Ridge and offers some decent views of the river and mountains.  Although a little expensive for the course compared to others in the area this is a nearby and quick course for people in the area. There are a lot of hills to walk up and down so a cart would definitely be suggested. There is no water hazards but a few trees, bush and sand traps. It is a shorter par 33 course that offers up three par 3's and no par 5's. All of the holes are pretty much a straight shot to the green and you could almost drive most of the greens with a good shot.

Unless you get a good deal or are staying nearby and have to walk I would suggest a different course in the area.

Website: http://www.mapleridgegolfcourse.org
Phone: 604.465.9221

Address:
20818 Golf Lane
Maple Ridge, BC

Maple Ridge Park: Maple Ridge

Located along the sparkling South Alouette River at the corner of 232nd Street and Fern Crescent, this park offers picnic areas, washrooms, a baseball diamond, a horseshoe pitch area, a playing field, and a wooded trail. An expanse of mature forest nurses a wide array of native plants and wildlife and each autumn the South Alouette River welcomes large populations of spawning Pink and Chum salmon. The Kinsmen spray park is open to the public on a weather permitting, seasonal basis.

Thoughts:
This is a nice large park with plenty of updated equipment for children of all ages. Climbing rocks, playground equipment, slides, swings, fields, water park and sheltered area, this park has it all.

Pros:
Plenty to do for all kids with different size playground equipment and even the water park has 2 areas, one for smaller children and one for bigger kids.

Cons:
Limited number of swings, so on a busy day there would be a wait but there is lots of other stuff to do. There is limited parking for the size of the park so on a busy day it might be difficult to find a spot.

Website: http://www.mapleridge.ca/EN/main/residents/935/2190/parks/4323/m/maple_ridge.html

Town Plaza Suites: Whistler

Overview:
The Whistler Town Plaza Suites is a collection of three Whistler lodges, Deer, Bear and Eagle Lodges. These three buildings, which comprise the Town Plaza Suites, are located on Whistler Village Stroll, a short 5-minute walk to the lifts and Whistler Village Centre. This is "the" ideal location for your active vacation, as restaurants, retail shops and nightclubs are located on the ground floor of The Whistler Town Plaza Suites.  You cannot get any closer to the heart of the action!

Thoughts:
These are individually owned units that are rented out through a management company.  The location was great and the buildings looked nice even though they are a bit older. They are split into 3 towers spread out around a plaza on the main walk in Whistler.  One major drawback to this is that the facilities like the lobby/gym/hot tub are in separate buildings.  The hot tub was a good size but the gym left something to be desired as it consisted of a stationary bike and a pop machine.

The unit was a nice 2 bedroom suite overlooking the village stroll and was well kept.  The price was affordable compared to the other places in Whistler especially when splitting the cost.

Pros
Cheaper-ish. Centrally located and a short walk to everything in the village.

Cons
Three separate towers with amenities in different towers. Gym was very limited. Parking was extra.

Website: http://www.whistler-townplaza.com/