Princeton Is a Must-See

The town of Princeton is beautifully situated in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains, where the Tulameen and Similkameen Rivers meet. It is the southern gateway to the British Columbian interior and offers some of the best year-round outdoor recreation British Columbia has to offer. That, combined with its vibrant community spirit, makes Princeton an outstanding vacation destination.

Enjoy the Natural Beauty of Princeton

Princeton's mountains, valleys, rivers, and lakes lend themselves to camping, swimming, canoeing, kayaking, hunting, fishing, hiking, and cycling, making it the "Best Kept Secret in British Columbia." In the winter, the Princeton area caters to those wanting fun in the snow. You can snow mobile the trails around Penask Mountain or cross-country ski at Allison Lake Provincial Park.

Area Attractions:

• Princeton Museum - Across the Street
• Trans-Canadian Trail (Cycling) - Across Hwy 3
• 44 Fishing Lakes - Within 45 Minutes
• 18-Hole Princeton Golf Course - 1km
• Tulameen Days - 2km
• Tulameen and Similkameen Rivers - 5 Minutes
• Camping Grounds - 0.5km
• Churches - In Town

Restaurants and Local Events

Area Restaurants

• Billy's Family Restaurant (Home-Cooked Meals) - Across the Street
• Santo’s Pizza (Greek & Canadian) - Across the Street
• Brown Bridge Pub (Bar & Food) - 2 Blocks
• Belair (Canadian Food) - 2 Blocks
• Country Kitchen

Local Events

• BC Professional Rodeo – May 10th and 11th, Princeton Racetrack, 3km
• ATV BC Quad Riders Poker Run
• Princeton Traditional Music Festival – August 16th and 17th, 2km
• Princeton Agriculture Fall Farm – September 6th and 7th, 2km
• Racing Days – June 27th, Princeton Tracks, 3km