We visited Eagle Valley Retreat for a little family getaway. We weren't sure what to expect but the…read morepictures were lovely. On our drive in we were greeted by a beautiful snowfall and when we made the turn onto the property it felt magical. We took the long drive up and met Dana & Jay at the main house. They were so friendly, generous, and accommodating. They were simply wonderful and attentive. It was quite frankly the best family getaway we've ever had. Thank you so much Dana we can't wait to return!!!

Stunning view of the mountains and delicious coffee. What more could you want?…read more Wonderlands also has a cute selection of plants and merchandise for purchase. I'll definitely be back!

I like the location of this place,.. sort of an elevated patio plus a hip indoor area with nice…read morefurniture that i could imagine being Squamish cozy in winter. Sunny in the morning, endless parking, decent coffee.

The view from this place is gorgeous. We need to start there. Well, it's hard to find a bad view in…read morethis area, but this one was rather lovely. I don't golf, but my father in law does, so he decided to take us here for lunch. This is his go to course when he's in the Whistler area, so it was a natural lunch choice for him. I have to say, it didn't disappoint. The service was great, as was the food. The cross trax fries came out hot and fresh, and were perfectly seasoned - not too spicy or too salty. They come with chipotle mayo, if that's your thing. Everyone was happy with their meal. I got the quesadilla with pulled pork, which for me. Is a gamble. I make amazing pulled pork, and usually the sauce at other places doesn't cut it. This stuff was nice and balanced between smoky and sweet. Shawn had the Big Kahuna burger, and for once the bun had the perfect amount of toastiness. I can't speak to the golf, but the grounds looked superbly maintained, and if my father in law likes playing there, that days something. I would eat there again.

Very nice course...excellent service...just a little bit too far of a drive from the city for meread more

(I was searching for this as "Squamish Adventure Centre" but this looks like the right entry.)…read more I can't speak to the info desk or tours, but wanted to get just a cup of coffee on a drive back from Whistler to Vancouver. Plenty of parking, clean restroom, attractive building. I was delighted to turn the corner and see a top-notch coffee bar! Gleaming espresso machine, vacuum brewer, and a solo hand-press espresso machine on display. he Cortado and Americano were both really good. Just thrilled to walk in with low expectations for a carafe of anything caffeinated, and instead find a pro barista who cared and made magic in a take-out cup. Reasonably priced, quick, and takes Android Pay. Marking this one on my road map.

Good Resource | Good Wifi Connection…read more This is a great place to stop at and figure out what adventures you want to do -- biking, climbing, hiking...etc. There's a gift shop and mini cafe too. I had a large mocha and a banana nut bread while I sat by the window using the wifi.

This was indeed some of the best views I have ever seen. This area is a breath of fresh air. It is…read moreso spectacular and the gondola was fun to attend. Please be warn if you have a fear of heights. My friend and I upload with another set of friends and experienced the ride up. During the right, the gondola came to a complete stop for less than a minute. But it was windy and the gondola swung back and forth. It was a bit scary, but quickly the track continued a the gondola continued to ascent to the submit. At the top, there is the suspension bridge. Which is really nice. It gives a nice view of the submit lodge. There are small hikes around the place and the views from those hikes are magnificent. Once you're done with your hikes, you can venture inside the submit lodge. Inside is a good selection of food options.

Sea to Sky Gondola is one of those activities where you feel like it should be more novel than…read moreanything else. You hear the ride up and down is only 10 minutes and you start to wonder if the money spent is worth it. But then as you ascend up the mountain and look all around you in this beautifully clear and clean gondola, the lake below is pristine. The mountains around you barely hide the clouds as they lazily drift by. The trees envelop you with all their greenery. All of this is happening in these mere 10 minutes. However, once you arrive up top and get off the gondola a large selection of different adventures await you. You could warm yourself up at the visitor centre just right of the gondolas where you can get some hot food and look out through its huge glass windows out into the wilderness. You could also walk outside said visitor centre and onto the suspension bridge. It looks daunting at first, but it isn't too long and you get some wonderful photos from it. There are also several different hikes located all throughout the area with varying degrees of difficulty. The one just on the other side of the suspension bridge is an easy loop hike you can do under ten minutes with astounding moments of forest bathing. You can also go and ski or tube when there is snow. When you go with a tour package, usually you only have about an hour and a half of time up here, but if you're on your own this could easily be a 3-4 hour excursion. Those the price might be steep for some to utilize the gondolas, if you decide to make a day trip out of this visit it'll be worth the money to get the views, air, and experience that is Sea to Sky Gondola.

The casino is in the middle of nowhere, and we stopped in just to check it out. I am from Vegas…read moreand casinos elsewhere don't compare, but I still get a kick out of looking around. Not many table games, mostly slots. The only promos I could see were on bingo and slots. Not interested in either so we didn't participate. Saw there is one restaurant here.

This pertains to the Diamond Rally event. The staff was very courteous and friendly. Table of…read morecoffee, cookies and soft drink was nicely layout for the participants stop over. Great event and I look forward to next year's stop over.

We stopped into Fox and Oak twice on our trip, once on the way to Whistler and one on our way back…read moredown the Sea to Sky Highway to Vancouver. Starbuck's was Mr. B's favorite for coffee and we prefer the smaller independently owned coffee shops and Fox and Oak is a gem. Located in downtown Squamish, really on the outskirts of downtown. This tiny little spot has a long bar with seating and then a lovely patio. The staff at the register taking orders both times was so friendly, helpful and offered great recommendations. On our first visit it was a latte for Mr. B and a Chai Latte for me, both were creamy, filled with rich flavor without being bitter. We also shared a maple walnut donut. Oh it was so good. I can't say the last time I had a donut, but when in Canada, maple anything is always so good. The donut was light and had a lovely maple glaze on the top and then toasted walnuts. So good! On our second visit, we had the same drinks, the same Maple Walnut Donut and added a blueberry fritter. The fritter was crunchy on the outside, after the first bite we could see the layers of dough much like a croissant and in the middle were loads of fresh blueberries. Wow, fresh berries and not a sweet fake blueberry gel. It truly was scrumptious. Parking is on the street and can be tight, but both times we found parking even with a short walk. Which was good to walk off our donuts and pastries.

On a recent vacation to Vancouver, my hubs and I drove up to Squamish on our way to visit a friend…read morein Whistler. It's only our second time here but it still has a great, kick-back vibe. Of course we had to stop by our favorite cafe and donut shop, Fox & Oak. Love how they have a good variety of vegan and regular options for the donuts (they have gluten free too). I am not vegan but I can't digest milk protein well so I am always looking for dairy-free and vegan options. We got a vegan cinnamon sugar donut, regular passion fruit donut, and vegan apple fritter with raspberry icing to go. While at Whistler, we broke out all three and shared them before having lunch at Hunter Gather. All the donuts were delish!! We were all impressed by how fresh and soft they all were. Also, I didn't think I'd like the apple fritter with raspberry icing that much but I ended up liking it the most! On our way back from Whistler to Vancouver, we couldn't help it--we stopped and got two more donuts! Yep, it was a double donut day. I am not ashamed to admit it. Don't judge me until you try this place. Thank you, Fox & Oak!