- The list below includes 15 free or cheap things to do in or near Ladysmith, British Columbia, including 45 different types of inexpensive activities like Hiking Trails, History Museums, Nature & Wildlife Areas and Kayaking.
- From Holland Creek Hiking Trails to Roberts Memorial Provincial Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Ladysmith and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Duncan, Cowichan Bay, Chemainus and Cobble Hill.
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0.9 Miles
Guests of Holland Creek Hiking Trails will be able to travel through the entire loop in around seventy to ninety minutes. The trail takes visitors to a variety of local locations, including Heart Lake.
3.8 Miles
92%
24 votes
Yellow Point Road, Ladysmith, British Columbia
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At Roberts Memorial Provincial Park, guests will have the opportunity to go hiking, cycling, fishing, and wildlife viewing. The 14 hectare park also has a picnic area that overlooks the Stewart Channel.
0.3 Miles
94%
35 votes
200 Transfer Beach Road, Ladysmith, British Columbia
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Sealegs Kayaking & Marine Adventures offers guests the opportunity to rent kayaks and stand-up paddleboards. Additionally, guests of this location can take kayaking lessons and take a beach tour of the area.
0.2 Miles
The Ladysmith Museum offers displays related to the location's history, including earlier mining, logging, and community life. Additionally, guests can visit the archives to access thousands of documents and photographs.
7.3 Miles
Guests interested in the Wall Murals of Chemainus can go on guided horse and carriage tours of the area that provide information regarding the history of the murals. There are forty-two murals in the city of Chemainus.
14.0 Miles
90%
153 votes
2892 Drinkwater Rd, Duncan, British Columbia
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An operational railway is the main feature at B.C. Forest Discovery Centre. Exhibits and activities educate visitors on the history of the forestry industry and logging. The outdoor museum is adjacent to marshlands, making it possible to view unique wildlife.
15.8 Miles
A trail of yellow footsteps painted on the sidewalks guide visitors along the walking tour of Duncan Totem Poles. Throughout the town over 40 totem poles dot the community, with signs explaining the origins of the poles and historic information about the carvers and region.
15.8 Miles
90%
29 votes
1761 Cowichan Bay Road, Duncan, British Columbia
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The community-based Cowichan Bay Maritime Centre is home to the Cowichan Wooden Boat Society. There is a museum that explains the history of the Bay, the native culture, and the tradition of the wooden boats. Strolling along the scenic pier offers views of the wooden boats.
16.2 Miles
61%
28 votes
200 Cowichan Way, Duncan, British Columbia
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Along the banks of the Cowichan River, the Quw'utsun' Cultural and Conference Centre is a scenic centre that aims to share with visitors the customs and stories of the Cowichan people. The conference centre hosts corporate events and weddings, while the Riverwalk Caf_ features traditional foods.
16.2 Miles
Learn about the First Nation at Cowichan Native Village. Exhibits on totem carving and basket weaving are on display. There are opportunities to try traditional dishes, while learning about the preparation.