Artistic Adventures in Campbell River
Located on the east coast of Vancouver Island, Campbell River is known as the “Salmon Capital of the World”—but it’s also an emerging destination for arts and culture. Surrounded by ocean views, forests, and mountains, this coastal city inspires a wide range of creative expression, from traditional Indigenous art to contemporary works by local painters, photographers, and artisans.
Visitors can explore galleries and cultural centres, meet local artists in their studios, and take in public art installations that reflect the area’s deep connection to land and sea. The city also serves as a gateway to nearby Indigenous communities, where art and storytelling are deeply rooted in tradition. Whether you’re planning a coastal road trip or a self-guided art tour of Vancouver Island, Campbell River offers a refreshing mix of natural beauty and creative discovery.
Experience the wilderness and culturally rich history of Campbell River. Explore with Homalco Wildlife and Cultural Tours, where the Homalco First Nation shares their ancestral knowledge of the lands and waters on unique tours offering award-winning grizzly bear viewing, whale-watching, and immersive cultural experiences. Delve deeper into the region's history at the Campbell River Museum, for a captivating glimpse into the northern Vancouver Island area's heritage. Whether immersed in the museum's exhibits or surrounded by nature's splendour, Campbell Valley guarantees an unforgettable journey through Homalco Wildlife and Cultural Tours, Indigenous culture, and breathtaking vistas.
