Revelstoke KOA

Enchanted Forest

The main path of this old-growth forest provides the perfect setting for over 250 hand-made fairy tale figures. On the nature trail, visitors can stand inside a gigantic, 800-year-old hollow cedar tree. A unique, one-of-a-kind attraction for people of all ages. Open mid-May to mid-September.

Beardale Castle

Unique indoor attraction featuring hand-crafted miniature villages with model railway displays, plus western Canada’s largest animated toyland exhibit that “comes alive” at the touch of a button. Also featured is a Last Spike heritage display, view tower, pedal cars for younger children, souvenir shop, picnic area and refreshments.

Last Spike

The last spike driven in the Canadian Pacific Railway at Craigellachie, November 7, 1885.

Railway Museum

An old locomotive, once in active service in the area, forms the museum’s centerpiece. Explore the life of a railroader around the turn of the century and experience the efforts and troubles in constructing the national lifeline of rail.

Revelstoke Power Dam

Just five minutes away from Revelstoke on Highway 23 North, the Revelstoke Dam boasts not only a spectacular view, but a magnificent 174 meter high, concrete gravity dam and a 122 meter high, 1,160 meter long, earth-fill wing dam. Free tours are offered from mid-March until late October to give the curious the opportunity to look down the sheer sides of the magnificent structure.

Cedar Board Walk / Skunk Cabbage Trail