If you're driving to Canada from Seattle make sure you stop here! Not because of the duty free…read moreshopping but because you can buy the popular tour tickets here at least $3 cheaper! The ladies that work here is super friendly and sweet. They're not pushy into selling you the tour deals. The worker took one look at us and sold us the tickets at the student price. 5 stars for that!! The ladies are super helpful with giving us tips, and trying to let us know what local places we should check out for dinner. Super sweet! Feels like you're chatting it up with a friend's aunt! Bathroom is clean, tons of brochures. Very helpful workers and they sell tour tickets with a discount! How can you not give them 5 stars!

Lots of brochures and friendly staff. They are offering 2 free Olympic games now that the games…read morehave started... but not when we went up the week before :-(.

Found some really beautiful pieces in the gift-shop!…read more Everything was reasonably priced and crafted by local indigenous artists! Unfortunately I couldn't go into the actual museum, perhaps it was closed? Would definitely like to check that out! Staff was also amazing & helpful!

Housed in the historic railroad station with magnificent views of the Salish Sea, the White Rock…read moreMuseum and Archives is a delightful small museum of local history and events. There are photos of early 20th century life in the area, as well as engaging personal items from local residents (example: a magnificent blanket presented to a local woman by the local First Nations people). There are things for the kids to interact with via pull open drawers and low tables. The current featured exhibit is of paintings by the artist Morosan (Vojislav (Voja) Morosan), who painted landscapes with incredible detail and elegance. He and his wife moved to White Rock in 1996 and he painted there until his passing in 2008. Really first class works, and such a privilege to see them in an intimate setting.

I love coming up to Blaine for all the fun events they put on and host…read more The staff/volunteers are always super nice, and knowledgeable. Christmas time - photos with the grinch, tree lighting event July 4th - parade, festival & car show And so many more family friendly events all year round

We are here at least twice a year. Saturday there was no…read moreline at all. We zoomed right in. It was later in the day about 6ish. Place is always beautiful. Now that the Richmond Night Market has come to an end not sure we will cross as often as we used to.

Crossing the border here was a really fun way to mark my son's first ever visit to Canada! It's a…read morebeautiful park with lots of interesting info signs, walking paths, and gorgeous ocean views. We took a nice spring break road trip up from Seattle to Vancouver and plotted our border crossing here - it's a lovely route with lots to see and do and this was an excellent spot to stretch our legs. The dramatic 67-foot tall, brilliant white arch spans across the border into both countries and shines like a beacon against the grasses and ocean. It's beautiful and we had fun making a fuss of my son walking over for the first time haha! The most astounding thing was finding a neighborhood that seemed to be right on the border line haha! We had to google if they're considered Canadian or American lol!! Turns out they're technically on the Canada side - but was an interesting rabbit hole to explore. Customs/immigration sits just beyond the arch and is well marked. The short lines moved fast but this was a weekday - based on my reading it can have some very long wait times so we got lucky. The park has lots of paved parking, shelters and seats, but I didn't see any bathrooms anywhere. You can access the park from either country and its entrances are well marked.

One of the most visited tourist spot in BC,longest boardwalk in Canada,clean place diverse and…read moremulticultural expectators. The site never run out of good restaurants,name it and they have it,no free parking in here washroom is availble before the entrance heading to the board walk,as usual the big white rock is always crowded specially with kids playing so taking a good picture can be challenging,cargo and passenger trains passes in here and that adds to the attractions,picnic is allowed not sure with bringing alcoholic beverages... who knows whats in there mugs Walking in the board walk is another experience,you can watch birds and sometimes fish by the water,ive been here so many times and i saw some people taking a swim. Waiting for the sunset is one most thing to do in here,you can also see some musicians playing by the park,and if you are doing a 10K steps or morethan daily well this is the best bet. A bit far from lower mainland,but accessible by bus.By the way restaurants here closes early so gezz that is one disadvantage, Sumtotal visiting this place is simply awesome

White rock is a beautiful community to live and for your kids to grow.It's quite, safe and has…read morebeautiful views.I love that it's minutes away from the water.There's good schools in White Rock.

Going to CA was a cautionary excursion. The officer asked many questions including ones you'd…read moreexpect, like if you have family there or if you're bringing drugs or weapons, as well as surprising ones, like how much money you have in your bank account. I answered everything honestly, and after what felt like forever (prob really just 5 mins), she finally let me through. It's understandable that the interrogation may be intended to make you feel like you're being treated like a criminal. It's for the safety of two nations. Thankfully they didn't put me through a deeper investigation. I was nervous, but I made it. Returning back to WA as a US citizen is a simpler matter. The only issue I encountered on my return trip was the unexplained traffic backup. We all sat in our motionless cars for about 20-30min, clueless why border patrol didn't seem to be processing people through. Finally, the lines start moving again and we made it back to USA. As symbolized by the Peace Arch, may CA and the US remain in peace for decades to come.

I flew in to Bellingham airport, took a cab to the border and walked my way into Canada, around…read moremidnight on a weekday. The Agents were suspect at first but really cool after I told them what happened. They asked the necessary questions, gave some directions and I was on my way. Not the typical time, circumstances or experience entering a country but it was the easiest and quickest border crossing I've had to date. Now, what led to me getting there, that's another topic not for this post. LOL. Thanks fellas

Proudly hanging two of Michael's pieces on my walls. I get so many compliments on these beautiful…read morepieces of art. There are so many different ones I want to purchase from his collections so it is hard to decide! I also went to his studio gallery and if you haven't done so you should check it out! It is one thing to see his work on his website but another experience to see the prints come to life.