- The list below includes 19 free or cheap things to do in or near Courtenay, British Columbia, including 18 different types of inexpensive activities like Running/Jogging, History Museums, Camping Site and Gardens.
- From Kitty Coleman Woodland Gardens to Seal Bay Nature Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Courtenay and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Comox, Hornby Island, Cumberland and Campbell River.
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4.8 Miles
Located in central Vancouver Island, Kin Beach Provincial Park overlooks the Strait of Georgia. Visitors enjoy camping, playground, grassy field, canoeing, fishing, bicycling, beach swimming and picnicking.
4.9 Miles
89%
9 votes
2680 Dunsmuir Avenue, Cumberland, British Columbia
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Learn about the local history at the Cumberland Museum & Archives. Visitors may experience over 40 exhibits, replica coal mine, after-school programs, research services, events and films.
4.9 Miles
Experience guided tours with Island Mountain Rides. Guests enjoy guided bike tours through various trails such as through Cumberland, Forbidden Plateau/Comox Lake Area, Hornby Island and Campbell River.
17.4 Miles
A popular locale for mountain bikers and hikers, Geoffrey Mountain features numerous trails. Well maintained, these trails offer challenging hikes along with breathtaking, island views. There are also several spots for simply relaxing or enjoying a packed lunch.
18.0 Miles
100%
15 votes
4605 Roburn Road, Hornby Island, British Columbia
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Family friendly, everyone can appreciate a visit to Island Spirits Distillery. During a visit, mom and dad can sample the distillery's various liquor products while also learning how they are made. Meanwhile, the kids can enjoy playing outdoors in the expansive fields.
18.4 Miles
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4 votes
Fords Cove Marina, Hornby Island, British Columbia
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At the Mount Geoffrey Escarpment Provincial Park, visitors can participate in an array of outdoor activities. This includes hiking and cycling as well as water sports like canoeing, swimming and fishing.
19.0 Miles
97%
58 votes
Shields Road, Hornby Island, British Columbia
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Often referred to as ?Little Hawaii?, Tribune Bay Provincial Park provides a unique outdoor experience in Canada. Sandy beaches and tropical like waters are just a couple of reasons this park has been given its endearing nickname.
20.9 Miles
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85 votes
British Columbia, Hornby Island, British Columbia
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A great place for hikers of all skill levels, explore Helliwell Provincial Park and enjoy views of wildlife, forestry and the sandstone caves. It is also a good place for a run or nature photography.
24.3 Miles
99%
69 votes
457 Albatross Cres, Campbell River, British Columbia
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Coastal Island Fishing Adventures offers guests a professionally-guided sport fishing experience in the Campbell River area, including Tyee and freshwater fishing experiences. During the winter, guests can also fish for Chinook and king salmon at this location.
25.4 Miles
98%
191 votes
470 Island Hwy, Campbell River, British Columbia
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The Museum at Campbell River provides guests with access to a variety of permanent exhibits, including those highlight sport fishing, logging, and the salmon industry. The location also offers boat tours that take visitors near Sonora Island.