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Have a question about visiting the Comox Valley? We’d love to hear from you. Whether you need help planning your trip, want recommendations for restaurants and activities, or have questions about getting here, our team is ready to assist. We respond within one business day and can recommend seasonal highlights, hidden-gem restaurants, and family-friendly activities tailored to your interests. Whether your group includes toddlers, teenagers, or grandparents, we can suggest itineraries that keep everyone happy. Beach picnics, scenic drives, museum visits, and farm tours are just a few of the options we regularly recommend.
omedvedev@northislandcollege.ca
Phone
(250) 123-4567
Location
Comox Valley Visitor Centre
Courtenay, BC
Canada
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The Comox Valley on Vancouver Island, British Columbia
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best time to visit the Comox Valley?
Summer offers warm weather and beaches, while winter brings world-class skiing at Mount Washington. Spring and fall offer mild temperatures, fewer crowds, and stunning scenery that makes shoulder-season travel highly rewarding. Each season has its own character, so the best time depends on what you want to experience. Winter visitors enjoy uncrowded slopes and cozy fireside dining, while summer brings long sunny days perfect for beaches, kayaking, and outdoor festivals.
How do I get to the Comox Valley?
You can fly into Comox Valley Airport (YQQ) with connections from Vancouver, Calgary, and Edmonton. BC Ferries connects Comox to Powell River, and the scenic coastal drive from Nanaimo takes approximately two hours through some of the most beautiful landscapes on the island. Scheduled bus services and car rentals are also available. The drive from Vancouver via the BC Ferries crossing at Horseshoe Bay takes approximately five hours including the ferry ride, with breathtaking ocean and mountain views along the way.
What outdoor activities are available?
The Comox Valley offers skiing and snowboarding at Mount Washington, hiking in Strathcona Provincial Park, mountain biking in Cumberland, ocean kayaking along the coast, surfing, fishing, and swimming at beautiful beaches. Local outfitters provide gear rentals and guided excursions for visitors who want expert-led experiences. Winter visitors can add Mount Washington ski passes and snowshoe tours, while summer brings whale-watching excursions, stand-up paddleboarding lessons, and multi-day hiking itineraries along the coast.
Are there family-friendly activities?
Absolutely. From gentle beach days at Kye Bay to nature walks in the Cumberland Forest, the valley is a natural playground for children. The Comox Valley Art Gallery hosts youth workshops, and many restaurants welcome families with dedicated kids menus. Rainy-day options include local museums and indoor climbing at recreation centres. Summer camps, junior ranger programs at provincial parks, and the popular splash park in Lewis Park provide additional options for families with young children. The valley is an exceptionally safe and welcoming environment for families, with clean public washrooms, accessible paths, and lifeguarded swimming areas at several popular beaches. During summer months, free outdoor concerts and community barbecues add to the family-friendly atmosphere that makes the valley such a welcoming place for visitors of all ages.
Where can I find more information?
Explore our website pages for detailed guides on things to do, places to stay, and food and drink. Our team monitors all messages and we look forward to helping you plan the perfect Comox Valley experience. Do not hesitate to contact us with questions big or small. Our team brings local expertise and genuine enthusiasm to every conversation, helping first-time visitors and returning guests alike discover the best of the region.
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