Food and Beverage

The hot springs were first visited by the Ktunaxa First Nations peoples who experienced the waters as a welcome respite after a long day of hunting, fishing, and gathering roots and berries in what is now known as the Kootenay region. The Ktunaxa First Nations peoples embraced the nupika wu’u, or hot mineral waters, for their healing and rejuvenating powers and Ainsworth Hot Springs has been welcoming guests since the 1930s.

Great place! Delicious food and tons of great Gluten Free Options. They really take the time to make sure you can have something gluten-free that is suitable for a Celiac.

formerly Pomona Cider Mill

Burton City Cider a name that reflects the history of the area. In the late 1800s, Arthur Burton registered the townsite as “Burton City”. Like the pioneers who came before us, we planted apple and fruit trees and started making cider.

Fall hours – Pizza night Thursday 2-9 pm Fridays and Saturdays from 11 -4   Saturdays till Thanksgiving: Nakusp Farmers Market & Revelstoke Market 9-2.

Deborah Guest Cakes can turn your ideas into an edible reality.

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Eats n Beats Hot Dogs & Smokies are served up fast, all summer long. Serving Nakusp B.C.since 2018

Open 365 days a year, Halcyon is home to some of the most restorative hot spring waters you will find in North America. General Frederick Burnham, who owned the “Halcyon Sanitarium” until 1955 believed these waters should be shared with the world. We hold the same philosophy, along with a dream to create a village where everyone is welcome to relax and enjoy the healing waters of Halcyon Hot Springs, British Columbia.

formerly Carson’s Corner

Gas Station & Grocery Store
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Book with us directly for the best available price, & then prepare to play it casual in a beautiful setting. As well, our pub has gorgeous lake views & serves up delicious food to pair with a favorite local brew.

The Historic Leland Hotel is designated to be the Oldest Operating Hotel in British Columbia. This charming boutique hotel has been consecutively run since it opened it’s doors in 1892. The Leland overlooks the beautiful Arrow Lakes and many mountain ranges, including the famous Saddleback Mountain. With the entrance to Spicer’s Garden and the Boardwalk just steps out the front door, this lakefront destination is located in the heart of Downtown Nakusp.

The Nakusp Hotsprings are a short 20 minute drive and the public beach is a 5 minute walk up historic Mainstreet.

All of our rooms have air-conditioning, Wi-Fi and cable TV as well as a fridge, microwave and complimentary coffee.

The Nakusp Centennial Golf Course is nine holes on grass greens, located just two minutes southeast of Nakusp on Hwy #6. The course is 2610 yards, par 34 and a slope rating of 107.

The Club House also offers “Fairway Cafe.” Being licensed, it’s a great place to relax after playing nine holes.

Stay for a while and take in the great views from our deck and enjoy the hospitality & atmosphere only a small town can provide.

Before you tee off, check out our on-site pro shop.

Club & power cart rentals are available along with a practice green, as well as the Little Summit Driving Range, located right next to the golf course.

No Reservations are required but guests can call ahead, it’s your choice.

A creative incubator for locals, an inviting haven for visitors.

Along the placid shores of the West Kootenays’ Upper Arrow Lake, lays the rural village of Nakusp. Every week, the old Nakusp Firehall inspires, nourishes and supports the community by hosting Nakusp’s 50 Mile Year Round Market.

This market focuses on local – very local. In order to support the truly remote food producers and artisans in the area, all vendors are within a 50-mile radius of Nakusp. On offer, everything from fresh produce and apple cider, to handcrafted birdhouses and original works of art – and on market days, hot meals from the repurposed community kitchen.

Sandon is a ghost town in southern British Columbia, Canada. It is home to Western Canada’s oldest continuously operating hydroelectric station.

Sandon is the glorious heart of B.C.’s famous Valley of the Ghosts. The former wild silver mining town was once a wild, wild place with saloon and casino brawlers living up to the town’s brazen hell-raising image as the heart and soul of the Silvery Slocan. The West Kootenay wilderness community, nestled along a creek bank in a narrow valley, is today mostly still and hauntingly quiet.

Newly renovated boutique accommodations with antique and custom furnishings, all new beds and bedding. A very comfortable stay located right in the heart of Nakusp 1 block from the Arrow Lakes. Ideal for groups with common areas for socializing and a large back deck with BBQ. Stairs are used to access as it is located on the 2nd floor above a retail bike and ski shop.

The space
Shon’s is where classic antique and modern functionality intersect, the result is clean and comfortable yet super stylish and funky. It’s the perfect match to complement the history of the building, which was built in 1910 as an opera house and now finds itself completely renovated, yet still retaining the vibe of a building that was built to welcome its guests.

Excellent food with great prices and friendly staff

Formerly K2 Rotor Lodge
LIFE IS FULL OF SURPRISES
At The Lodge at Arrow Lakes, they are all great.

Whether your idea of fun is quiet sunset reflections or late night beverages in the bar, The Lodge at Arrow Lakes is more than happy to accommodate. Tucked away in the town of Nakusp, British Columbia, the lodge is away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. And that’s why it’s great. That and the scenery, food, drinks and social life. On the drive-up-kick-back scale, we rank #1.

Whether you’re weary or full of wanderlust, we are centrally located, with comfortable rooms to return to at the end of each day.

A great pub and restaurant located in beautiful Nakusp, British Columbia!!

Located on a ridge with breathtaking panoramic views of Nakusp and the Arrow Lakes Valley of British Columbia, in an area renowned for its natural and developed Hot Springs, is the family-owned and operated Valley of the Springs winery.

If you are looking for a relaxing getaway, visit Sunset Ridge Bed & Breakfast.

Imagine this: from your own private deck of this beautiful B&B you can relax in the hot tub while listening to the bustling Kuskanax River, while you gaze upon the beautiful Arrow Lakes and take in the breathtaking sunset against the picturesque mountain ranges.

……Start your day off with a gourmet breakfast prepared by red seal chef, Brenda …… Or take a guided tour through Nakusp’s first vineyard, by a grape enthusiast, viticulturist, and winemaker, Jody.

If adventure is what you are interested in, inquire about the hiking trail from the property that meets with the Nakusp Hot Springs trail, or ask about the fishing or horseback riding packages.

Welcome to the heart of the West Kootenays. Quiet roads. Restful villages. Unspoiled landscapes. A place where time passes slowly and life is less complicated. Where aimless wandering is not just accepted, but encouraged. Where the journey truly is the destination.