For golf enthusiasts Fairmont Hot Springs offers several golfing options. Three courses include the tree-lined 18-hole 72-par championship Mountainside Golf Course; interplay at Riverside Golf Course, which features 9-hole and 18-hole play; and the family-oriented par-3 Creekside Golf Course. In addition, the Riverside Driving Range offers weekly golf clinics for inexperienced and experienced golfers provided by the Canadian Pro Golfer's Association (CPGA) professionals.
Fairmont Hot Springs
5225 Fairmont Resort Road
Fairmont Hot Springs, BC
VOB 1L1
Mountainside: 250-345-6514
Riverside: 250-345-6346 ext. 22
Creekside: 250-345-6660
Toll free: 800-663-4979
fairmonthotsprings.com
Funtasia is a theme park in Fairmont Hot Springs open daily in the summer from 10 a.m. until 10 p.m. Funtasia is also open in the fall and spring from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday and Mondays on weekends with holidays. However, the theme park closes after Thanksgiving and reopens in March, depending on the weather. Activities at Funtasia include mini-golf set in a live forest, an animal petting zoo and gardens, a massage room and bumper cars. Funtasia is also available for party and family reservations.
Funtasia
Fairmont Fun Park Ltd.
4896 Highway 93/95
250-345-4542
fairmontfuntasia.com
Toby Creek Adventures offers mobile outdoor excursions for the nature enthusiast. The company's main adventure package is ATV and snowmobile tours and rentals in Fairmont Hot Springs along British Columbia's Rockies regions. Toby Creek Adventures provides guided tours and ATV and snowmobile training for beginners as well as experienced ATV and snowmobile users. Additionally, Toby Creek Adventures offers dog sledding tours and assists adventure seekers with lodging accommodations.
Toby Creek Adventures Ltd.
Box 8, Panorama
British Columbia, Canada
888-357-4449
tobycreekadventures.com
Established in 1920, Kootenay National Park offers indoor and outdoor activities in the summer and winter. During the summer months, Kootenay offers wildlife viewing, picnicking, wildlife photography opportunities, horseback riding, backcountry and frontcountry camping, fishing, boating, canoeing and mountaineering. The activities available in the winter months include cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, waterfall ice climbing, indoor swimming, wildlife retreats and winter driving tours.
Parks Canada National Office
25-7-N Eddy Street
Gatineau, Quebec
Canada
K1A OM5
888-773-888
pc.gc.ca
