Top Things to do in Prince George
Top 8 Sights & Landmarks in Prince George, Canada
Hub of the North, host of the 2015 Canada Winter Games and one of BC’s friendliest, most outgoing communities, Prince George is a vital crossroad for Northern British Columbia. Located at the confluence of the Fraser and Nechako rivers, where Highways 97 and 16 launch road-trippers on a variety of adventures, PG is a regional centre for shopping, arts and sports, where industry and innovation coexist, outdoor recreation is a way of life, and northern wilderness and urban amenities converge.
Restaurants in Prince George
1. Cariboo & John Hart Highways
2. Huble Homestead Historic Site
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 53 reviews
Huble Homestead is a heritage site located at the base of the historic Giscome Portage. Originally a homestead and fur trading post, the site has been restored to its 1915 condition. The site is currently closed for the winter months, but in the summer is open to the public for tours, self guided activities, lunch and shopping in the General Store. Huble Homestead is located 40 km north of Prince George, just off Hwy 97 on Mitchell Road. Admission is by donation.
3. Lheidli Tenneh Memorial Park
4. Goodsir Nature Park
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4.0 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By N7527PDren_eh
My husband and I visited the Goodsir Nature Park this past weekend for the first time. It is an absolute gem of a place. We had the good fortunate to spend some time with Mr. Jim Good, the owner and developer of this incredible place. He generously shared with us the history of the Park, his love of nature and his other passion, music. We left there feeling so much gratitude for this amazing place, its story, and most of all, for having the pleasure to meet such an incredibly generous human being. Mr. Good is a man who will restore your faith in humanity.
5. Two Rivers Gallery
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4.0 based on 24 reviews
Two Rivers Gallery is a vital centre for visual art in Prince George and the central interior of British Columbia, Canada. It is run by the nonprofit Prince George Regional Art Gallery Association with a mission to: •Encourage lifelong learning through the arts, •Create an environment for vigorous artistic and cultural expression and •Provide opportunities for diverse experiences through participation and exhibition.
Reviewed By pgmopar - Prince George, Canada
You have to try the Thursday night makers lab. So much fun. Can't say enough good stuff about it. Bring the kids or go on your own. Look up what special things they have going on. There seems to be something for everyone.
