When you become a yelper many things happen to you, one you start looking to the yelp community for…read morenew food frontiers, places you may never have gone, and so it transfers over to other types of businesses. On our recent trip to Whistler, they were having the Jazz Festival and it was Labor day weekend. The weather was in the 80s and all the businesses had their doors open. The Love Nest had the doors open and people walking in and out, and yeah before I went in, I knew what it was.. it was the little shop of fun..The girl working there was really friendly and greeted everyone that came in the door. A lot of couples were in here browsing for massage oils it seemed like. They have a lot of selection in here from games to serious toy action. What a great idea in a place where so many hotels are and the winter nights are long and cold.

This Patagonia is located in the same retail complex as the IGA grocery store in Whistler…read more I really like Patagonia clothing, as well as their commitment to the environment. However, I can't give this store more than 3 stars. While they have nice clothing - at the time I visited, they carried absolutely ZERO anything in size XXL. I wanted to buy some muscle shirts and t-shirts. Everything they carry is in size small and medium.

The manager should switch careers! Our friend purchased us two matching sweaters as a gift for our…read morearrival. We loved them, but mine was a bit to small. We went back to return a few days later and were denied. If you don't keep a hard copy of the receipt,your S.O.L.!!! The sales woman remembers our friend as we walk in, but manager says no!! We had the same credit card and online bank statement of purchase. I would of exchanged but no inventory of an xxl. They are not affiliated with the real Patagonia stores. This store is owned and operated by Vail corporation.

Went on vacation to visit British Columbia. On September 1st, 2025. I went up to Whistler for a day…read moretrip, and stopped by the North Face store to pick up a new hoodie. Ended up getting two because of Liam. He was super cool, and made sure I found what I needed.

I love The North Face products. I own a sleeping bag made by them…read more I was looking for muscle shirts and t-shirts in XXL - and to continue the trend - The North Face carries absolutely none of their t-shirts and muscle shirts in size XXL. I asked if it was illegal to carry XXL muscle and t-shirts in size XXL in Whistler (as almost every shop I went into had none). They shrugged and said they did not know why. I asked them to pass on to management that they need to carry XXL sizes. Who knows if they actually will. I did find one North Face polo in a XXL in blue - which I bought. That saved them from a 2 star rating!

Good selection of gloves ! Love the variety of holiday cards and gift. very cute store. Local…read moreCanadian business Picked up Reima gloves ! Would have never had the chance to buy them unless it was suggested from nice owner.

Amazing selection of kids gear! Everything from baby and toddler clothes and essentials to tween…read morebrands like Vans and Volcom. Love all the shoes, swimmers, and even skateboard gear. They pretty much have everything you could need or want for a Whistler kiddo. Super friendly staff.

Worst Experience Ever I purchased a $1,300 jacket for my son…read moreon January 2, 2026. Within just a couple of days, the zipper began jamming intermittently, and on Jan 7, 2026 when I brought it into the store, it jammed several times while I was there, clearly demonstrating that the issue was real and ongoing. Given the price and the fact that the jacket was obviously defective, I expected a straightforward exchange. Instead, I was told that under no circumstances would the store exchange the jacket for the same model. The only solution offered was to ship it to the manufacturer for repair and return it in approximately three weeks. This is completely unacceptable, especially since we are currently in the middle of a ski trip and the jacket was purchased specifically for this purpose. The associates assisting me were Chi Yiu and Jenn. When I asked to speak with a manager, I was told none was available. I then requested the manager's contact information, which they refused to provide. The company advertises a lifetime warranty, yet when a $1,300 jacket turns out to be defective almost immediately, they refuse to do the right thing and replace it. Instead, they attempted to blame the issue on how the zipper was being handled, suggesting it needs to be treated "in a specific, gentle way" to avoid jamming. This explanation is unreasonable. I own jackets that cost a fraction of this price and have never experienced zipper issues. This company, this specific store, and their products are grossly overpriced for the poor quality they provide and fail to stand behind their products. Selling a defective item at this price point and refusing a simple exchange is unacceptable.

I catastrophically broke my frames while on holiday in Whistler. Frantically tried to find someone…read morewho could fix them or maybe replace the lenses into new frames when I was referred to Bailey Nelson as a new optometrist who may have time to see me (everyone else was booked up with appointments). As soon as I walked in the door I felt welcomed, validated, important, valuable and cared for. They expressed immediate sympathy about the breakage, and started brainstorming how to help me when the optometrist, Dr. Mitchell Bennett, suggested the least expensive option of doing a contacts fitting and giving me a free set of sample contacts. OMG! Amazing! I had no idea contacts could feel so comfortable -- it has been 20 years since I wore them, of course -- and that someone could be so kind while helping me resolve what had been a stressful situation. Dr. Bennet was happy to give me enough lenses to last me until I could get down to Vancouver and get a new, quick pair of glasses to get me home (or buy more contact lenses, but they are SO expensive nowadays). Anyway, everyone in this office was amazingly supportive and helpful and got me back to my vacation quickly. Thank you, all! :)

Great customer service! Walked in debating whether I wanted to ride the bike park or trails around…read moreBlackcomb, decided on getting the E-MTB package and getting three epic laps on some grade A downhill tracks the guys recommend (double black diamond). Definitely recommend these guys if you're just looking to get out and put some peddling down. Great pricing, and awesome selection of bikes! Thanks again.

I always check in here when I'm in Whistler in the winter. They have a good selection of…read moresnowboards, bindings and boots for men and women. The staff are very knowledgeable about their products. Other shops can be pretty hit or miss. I go here to get good advice.

I like The Escape Route. They have a lot of good brands such as Arc'teryx, Deuter, and Salomon…read more They carry a lot of things for camping, rock climbing, cross country skiing, trail running, and some items for alpine skiing as well. They also rent cross country skis. The service here is good. I bought a pair of Arc'teryx mittens here once after a wrist brace failure meant buying a pair of mitts I had, but had left at back in the flatlands. The wrist strap failed after a few days. I went back and asked if I could get a new strap. The guy at the store called about the warranty, but Arc'teryx does not ship the strap separately. He fused the strap for me himself in the store, and it was ready when I returned at the end of the day. Another time I came in asking about pit zips in jackets and the man I spoke with was very honest about the breathability of the jacket. Surprises in the breathability of rainwear rarely lead to a pleasant day in the rain, so I really appreciated that. I just got a pair of trail runners here at their fall shoe sale. They were a pretty good deal and the lady warned me they were "final sale" more than once. The seem want you to be happy with your purchase here, which is really nice. I recommend this store. If they don't have what you are looking for the same person also owns the large Arc'teryx store nearby.

For tops in mountain sports apparel & gear, this store has the market secure in Whistler. and of…read morecourse so is the pricing.... but you cant go wrong with the right gear in the worst conditions. Some of their products; Mountain Hard, Arcteryxs, Garmont, Ice Breaker, Blk Diamond etc... I find that when the store gets busy the few staff are as well (of course). They also offer avalanche courses & rentals. Note; They always have a huge sale in the fall..

The girls that were working on the morning of 8/17 were extremely helpful. The store may be on the…read moresmaller side but it came in handy when I needed something. They even pulled stuff from the back for me, going above and beyond with smiles. Thank you!

While vacationing in Whistler, I came and bought here on 2 separate days because I just loved their…read moreclothes - some of which I wore on a photo shoot with my Husband while there (Rust colored sweater with bow tie sleeves, and black suede textured high waist leggings). I realized I left 2 bags in their store the night before with souvenirs I bought my family and I called them before takeoff from the airplane when I realized it. The girls there were gracious enough to walk them to my hotel which is also in the village so they can ship them home to me in California. I am so grateful to these ladies for making my experience so wonderful and for going beyond their job duties to help get the items I left back to me. You have a fan in me, THANK YOU!