2018 Brochure

Welcome to Sicamous
Sicamous is conveniently located at the junction of Highway 97A and the Trans
Canada Highway 1, providing easy access from the Okanagan to the south, the
Cariboo to the north and the Rocky Mountains and Alberta to the east.
Getting here
Visitors arriving by air have the option of flying in to either the Kelowna
International Airport, which is just an hour-and-a-half to the south, or to the
Kamloops Airport just under two hours west. Sicamous also has a Greyhound Bus
Station that connects to numerous destinations across North America.
Driving
Before heading out, check www.DriveBC.com for alerts regarding road closures,
delays, road conditions and webcams for up to the minute visuals of major routes.
Winter tires or chains are required from October 1 to March 31.
FROM DISTANCE DURATION
Kelowna, BC 125 km / 77 mi 1.5 hours
Kamloops, BC 140 km / 87 mi 1.5 hours
Calgary, AB 478 km / 298 mi 5.5 hours
Edmonton, AB 768 km / 477 mi 8.0 hours
Vancouver, BC 492 km / 306 mi 5.0 hours
Seattle, WA 603 km / 375 mi 6.5 hours
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Sicamous Yesterday
Sicamous (meaning narrow or squeezed in the
middle) has a history that is comprised of many
interesting subjects, from Native heritage to
Columbia gold discovery, paddle wheelers to
the construction of the Canadian Pacific
Railway (CPR.)
In the 1800s this area was inhabited by a seminomadic
group of Natives called the Shuswaps.
In this area, however, they were known as the
“Schickamoos” and an 1871 provincial map
shows Schickamoos Narrows, which was
known as a “meeting place of Indians.”
The local band, Splatsin, get their name from
the late elder Cindy Williams who explained
that it is pronounced ‘Splajeen’ and means riverbanks, which is where they lived,
along the banks of the Eagle, Salmon and Shuswap Rivers.
Their traditional territory was huge, extending from Mica Creek in the north to
Kettle Falls, Wash. to the south, and from Monte Lake to the west and Nelson to
the east. Their primary village sites were at Sekmas from Old Town Bay to
Sicamous, and Splatsin (Enderby) where the majority of the population lives
today. There were other major villages at Mara Lake, Mabel Lake and other
locations that provided good fishing opportunities.
By 1864, gold was discovered on the Columbia River, and Seymour Arm soon
became a supply centre in the Big Bend gold rush. The Hudson’s Bay Company
built the first steamer, followed quickly by others. This continued until the
completion of the CPR, at which point they were doomed to extinction. Rail
transport was faster and after the 1920s the steamers were used mostly for
pleasure.
In 1885 permanent settlers started arriving after the driving of the Last Spike of the
CPR at Craigellachie, linking Canada sea to sea. Old Town (or Eagle Pass
Landing) became an instant town in 1871 and was the central supply centre for
railway construction.
In 1949 the bridge was built across the channel—which had previously been just a
ferry crossing—with several hotels opening over the years, including the well
known Sicamous Hotel in the early 1900s. It was, however, demolished in 1964
but there are still many inquiries about the hotel to this day.
Sicamous certainly has an interesting past and, with its many houseboats and
beautiful countryside, it surely has a bright future. With incorporation in 1989,
Sicamous continues to be a vibrant, growing community and enjoys a continued
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On the Water
…….Houseboating
Bluewater Houseboats
Family owned and operated, Bluewater
Houseboat Vacations is committed to
providing you with that perfect vacation!
With over 30 years experience, we know the
impact that quality service and quality
houseboats have on your vacation, and we
are dedicated to making your next holiday a
truly memorable one.
Hope to see you soon!
www.bluewaterhouseboats.ca
Twin Anchors Houseboats
Experience one of B.C.’s legendary
adventure vacations on Shuswap
Lake. Twin Anchors has been
hosting guests since 1977—that’s a
long list of happy houseboaters! Get
your crew together and start
planning your houseboat adventure
today—we have boats available
from April through to October.
Houseboating is a memorable
experience—perfect for small
family getaways, groups up to 24,
weddings and corporate events.
www.twinanchors.com
Waterway Houseboats
Come and experience Canada’s best
houseboating in our Shuswap Lake
Paradise, where countless kilometres
of pristine shoreline await your
exploration. With sun drenched
beaches, beautiful waterfalls and
awesome fishing yours to discover
from the comfort of your home-awayfrom-home.
Waterway caters to your needs, is
exceptionally affordable and offers
numerous great options to save you
even more money.
www.waterwayhouseboats.com
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On the Water
…….Motorized fun
Sitting on the shores of two beautiful lakes—Mara and Shuswap—life happens on
the water in a Sicamous summer. No matter your speed, there’s something for
everyone; kick it up and ride the wake, slow things down and paddle at leisure or just
soak up the sun. A number of public boat launches and docks provide easy access to
the water, as do the many marinas that offer boat slips or storage with valet service.
Bulldog Rentals……………….. 250-836-4567
CM Rentals…………………….250-517-9711
Full Speed Rentals……………. 250-836-4406
H2O Motor Sports……………..250-836-2541
Papa’s Sicamous Marina……...250-836-0178
Reds Rentals…………………....855-748-7927
Sea-Dog Sales…………………..250-836-4567
Shuswap Waterfront Marina…250-517-0244
The Marina…………………….250-836-3131
Three Buoys Marina…………..250-836-2403
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On the Water
…..Non-motorized fun
This wet and wild playground isn’t limited to boaters, however, with many
businesses in town also renting personal watercraft, kayaks and paddle boards
with plenty of space for all to share the water, no matter what your speed.
If you prefer terra firma, the Beach Park is the place to be with a beautiful sandy
beach, large grass area with picnic tables and a splash park and playground for
kids. Mara Lake Provincial Park is another option just a few minutes south on
Highway 97A, also featuring a great beach and boat launch.
In Sicamous we understand that pets are a part of the family too and, therefore,
cater to our furry friends as well with a dog park that backs onto the Eagle River,
giving them a beach vacation as well.
No matter what your preference, come hit the water and discover that life is
better at the lake.
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On the Water
…….Experience the Narrows
In Sicamous, you truly are living on the water. Two unique businesses provide
everything you need without ever having to leave the lake. Both the Shark Shack
and The Seastore are located in the Cinnemousun Narrows where all four arms of
the Shuswap meet.
The Shark Shack is proud to be the ONLY floating, licensed restaurant on
Shuswap Lake. The restaurant is located on the second deck with the ability to let
the sun in or keep the rain out, and provide fantastic, revolving views of the lake
and surrounding scenery. Join them for an truly al fresco meal and be sure to
leave your mark, they encourage guests to sign the walls, tables and even the
ceiling.
The Seastore is the Shuswap’s Original Floating Store where they sell everything
you could possibly need, including premium boat gas, groceries and general
merchandise, bathing suites, clothing and fishing tackle and licenses. It’s your one
stop shop on the lake
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On the Mountain
…….Sledding / Snowbiking
Voted 2017 SledTown ShowDown Champion of Western Canada, Sicamous has
four areas for riders of all abilities—Owlhead, Queest, Blue Lake and Eagle
Pass—with both groomed and ungroomed trails to explore, snow-filled bowls to
drop into and breathtaking views to soak up.
If you come unprepared for the call of the mountains, or experience a machine
malfunction, there are different businesses in town that rent them out, carry the
necessary gear and offer repairs and parts services.
Avid sledders can find snow on the mountains starting as early as the fall and
lasting all the way to late spring, making for a good, long season.
While sleds have always hit the hills here, more and more riders are now
choosing snow bikes. Whichever machine you prefer, Sicamous is the place to
sled!
Find more information online at www.sledsicamous.com.
Check online before
you ride:
sledsicamous.com
Full Speed Rentals
250-836-4406
H20 Motorsports
250-836-2541
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On the Mountain
…..Hang gliding/off roading
Arguably one of the most iconic views of Sicamous is up on Queest Mountain
at the hang gliding ramp, which is popular not only with scenery seekers but
also those daredevil jumpers. Being a forest service road that leads to the
ramp, the rougher terrain is also favoured by off-road enthusiasts who hit the
hill with quads and dirt bikes. Given the terrain, however, anyone using the
road does so at their own risk.
There are, however, other trails for such use as well, including most of the
sledding areas that cover a lot of the backcountry.
With these amazing resources, Sicamous is truly an adventure just waiting to
be had.
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Pick a Trail
Sitting in a valley, the Sicamous area has an extensive system of 26 trails that offer
breathtaking views and can be explored on foot, bike, ski, snowshoe and,
occasionally, horse. The varied landscape caters to all levels of experience and
physical agility, with differing length treks, allowing hikers to personalize their off
-road adventure and tailor it to their needs.
A full list of trails, maps and directions can be found online at
www.shuswaptrails.com.
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Pick a Trail
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Golf Sicamous
Golfers can take advantage of the Shuswap sun by hitting the greens at either
of Sicamous’ courses, or they can go a bit further afield and access numerous
others in the area for a different challenge every day.
In town, there is the option of a nice stroll on the nine-hole course with greens
that meander along the Eagle River, or the 18-hole course whose more
mountainous terrain requires a cart and provides spectacular views of Mara
Lake.
Celebrate the highlights—and forget the lows—of a good game at either of
their licensed clubhouses, both of which have patios so you can continue to
soak up the sun well into the evening.
Eagle River Golf……………250-836-4454
Hyde Mountain Golf………. 250-836-4653
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On the Ice
…..Sicamous Eagles
Having produced numerous NHL
players, Sicamous is very much a
hockey town and is, therefore, very
invested in the local team.
The Sicamous Eagles Junior ‘B’
Hockey Club officially formed on May
17, 1994 and is one of 20 teams in the
Kootenay International Junior Hockey
League (KIJHL), one of the largest
and strongest such leagues in B.C.
The team carries a mandate to provide
opportunities for young men to
develop their hockey and life skills
with the goal of having a career in the
hockey arena.
The Eagles have enjoyed a close affiliation with many teams in both the BC
Hockey Association and the Western Hockey League, working closely with
team officials in directing players to the opportunities available to them through
these organizations. Many Eagles alumni have moved up to play on Junior ‘A’
and European teams, while a number of those graduates—including Kris
Beech, Shea Weber, Cody Franson, Deryk Engelland, Adrian Veideman,
Kris Hogg, Andrew Ebbett and Andrew Kozak—have played or are currently
playing in the NHL. The Recreation Centre has a proud display of memorabilia
over the years from our local players.
The Eagles have only missed the playoffs two times in their 22 history,
however, they were provincial champions twice which qualified them to attend
the Western Canada Championships which, for Junior ‘B’ teams, is the
equivalent to the Stanley Cup). The first time, they finished fourth at the
Westerns, and the second time, they won it all.
The Eagles have a 52-game regular season schedule, with home games drawing
an arena full of avid fans and supporters. Those game nights are well
orchestrated, and fans unable to attend can still keep up on the action by tuning
in to the team’s live Internet pay-per-view broadcasts.
See their roster, stats and full schedule online at www.sicamouseagles.com or
www.kijhl.ca.
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Taste of Sicamous
Surrounded by farms, wineries and dairies, Sicamous has no shortage of
culinary options for visitors: linger over a delicious dinner and drinks; try
handmade fare from locally sourced ingredients; grab a quick bite for the road;
soak up the sun on a licensed patio; or, enjoy an al fresco picnic in the park.
Where the Okanagan and Shuswap meet, Sicamous is a delicious destination!
After Dark Distillery………………………………………..
Vodka & moonshine distilled on-site
Blondies Coffee Shop………………………………………..
Locally sourced, handmade food
Brothers Pub…………………………………………………
Daily food specials
D Dutchmen Dairy………………………………………….
60 flavours of hard ice cream
Hyde Mountain Clubhouse (Logger’s Lounge)…………...
Patio overlooking Mara Lake
Joe Schmuck’s Roadhouse………………………………….
Large patio
Marina Bay Steak House & Bar……………………………
Waterfront patio
Moose Mulligans Public Eatery…………………………….
Boat access
The Shark Shack…………………………………………….
Out on the water
250-836-5187
250-515-2000
250-836-2337
250-836-4304
250-836-4689
250-836-4906
250-836-2663
250-836-3603
250-306-2666
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Stay in Sicamous
….Hotels, Motels, B&Bs
With all that Sicamous has to offer, visitors need more than one day to take it all
in. We welcome guests to stay a few days, weeks, or a whole season. There are
numerous different options of accommodations—whether you want hotels that
offer all the comforts of home, the unique experience of cozy B&Bs or to get
back to nature at campsites—Sicamous has it all.
Anchor Riverfront Motel—16 rooms 250-836-2546
• Non-smoking rooms • 2-bedroom units available • Pet friendly
• Free WiFi • Pop, coffee, tea in lobby • Late checkout available
Best Western Sicamous Inn—65 rooms 250-836-4117
• Indoor pool/hot tub
• Pet friendly rooms available • Free continental breakfast
• On-site guest laundry • Drying room • Cold weather hook-ups
Monashee Motel—23 rooms 250-836-2575
• Seniors’ discounts • Kitchenettes available • 24-hour restaurant nearby
• Fridge in room • Wireless Internet • Dog friendly (with charge)
Paradise Motel—22 rooms 250-836-2525
• Outdoor heated pool • Large family suites • Kitchenettes
• Barbecues • Covered picnic area •
Super 8—22 rooms 250-836-4988
• Boat moorage on-site • Continental breakfast • Hot tub
• Restaurant/pub on-site • Conference room • Special golf/sledding rates
Timber Ridge Lodge—16 rooms (opening Nov.) 250-463-260
• Hot tub
• Sled right from your room • Lodge, guest house, cabin
• Large drying room • Media room • Pool table
home Suite home B&B—drying room for gear 250-515-1692
Owlhead Creek B&B—pets welcome for additional $10 250-836-2226
The Artist’s House—view of Shuswap Lake 250-836-3537
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Stay in Sicamous
….Camping/Cabin Rentals
Sicamous is a great place to get back to nature and sleep under the stars, with
numerous different campgrounds to choose from—in town, along the Eagle River
or on the shores of Mara Lake. From simple tent life to ‘glamping’ in RVs, we can
accommodate all styles of campers wanting to escape the rat race and slow things
down in Sicamous.
Anchor Riverfront Campground……………………….. 250-836-2546
Bieri’s Paradise…………………………………………… 250-836-4396
Cedars RV Resort………………………………………... 778-212-2151
Crazy Creek Resort………………………………………. 250-836-4097
Family Tree RV Park……………………………………. 250-836-2583
Griffin Lake Cabins……………………………………… 780-907-5328
Joe Schmuck’s Roadhouse……………………………….. 250-836-2290
Kingbaker Creek Resort…………………………………. 250-836-7015
Mara Sands Cottage Rentals…………………………….. 250-489-4734
Our Place on Mara Cottages…………………………….. 250-838-6853
Sicamous KOA……………………………………………. 250-836-2507
Silver Sands RV Resort………………………………….. 250-717-3177
3 Valley Gap Chateau……………………………………. 250-837-2109
Whispering Pines Tent and RV Park…………………… 250-838-6775
Yard Creek Campground………………………………... 250-836-4663
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Shop Sicamous
Retail therapy is an important part of any vacation—from souvenirs to those
forgotten necessities—and Sicamous has you covered in any situation. Main
Street is home to a number of unique boutiques, shops, restaurants, a grocery store
and pharmacy. Nearby you’ll also find everything you need for your boat, a
hardware store, home furnishing store, our weekly farmer’s market, discount
stores, an art gallery, local fruit and vegetables, items fresh from the dairy and
much more. Our businesses have something for everyone, allowing all visitors to
take a piece of Sicamous home with them.
Sicamous is on the Bead Trail! The BeadTrails
Experience is a fun, affordable way to collect
beautiful pieces of meaningful jewelry. Follow
the BeadTrails Quail and discover Okanagan
and B.C. wineries, restaurants, boutiques, Visitor
Centres and other fantastic places in the region.
Each business has its own unique signature bead
for you to find and collect. Explore communities
from Sicamous to Osoyoos and collect the beads.
In Sicamous, pick up your beads at the Visitor
Centre and After
Dark Distillery.
The Visitor Centre also has other Sicamous
Swag with the District logo, including
sunglasses, toques, water bottles and
insulated travel mugs.
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I Do...Sicamous
A person’s wedding is arguably the most important day in their life, so let
Sicamous help ensure that it’s perfect.
Say I Do on the deck of a houseboat in the middle of Shuswap Lake, have your
first dance on a groomed golf course overlooking Mara Lake or swing into
marriage on the Malakwa Suspension Bridge. Sicamous’ natural beauty will only
enhance the romantic magic of your special day.
• Explore the area even before the big day by taking advantage of Sicamous’
unique activities for a perfect bachelor/bachelorette party to prolong the
event.
• While the bride and groom are finalizing wedding details, quests can stay
busy with numerous other activities—boating, golfing, water activities, wine
tours and more—before the main event.
• Enlist a pastor from one of our six different churches for your ceremony or go
for a non-denominational wedding officiant from nearby Salmon Arm.
• Not every girl wants to be a summer bride and Sicamous can make a winter
wonderland wedding a reality, either on one of our four mountains or in a
park setting.
• Capture the memories of the day with a stunning backdrop for you pictures
from the Hang Glide ramp with the iconic view of Shuswap Lake in the
background.
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Experience Sicamous
Sicamous is a happening place! In addition to the year-round activities that keep
people busy on the water, up the mountain and around town, we also have some
annual events that are much anticipated, unique experiences.
Sledgehammers Ripped Snow Fest…………………February
Mayor’s Breakfast…………………………………... March
Easter Egg Hunt…………………………………….. April
Waterway Houseboats Kick-off Concert………….. May Long Weekend
Canada Day Celebrations…………………………... July
RCMP Musical Ride…………………………………July
Music in the Park (every Monday)…………………July & August
Summer Stomp and Burnout………………………. July
Family Fun Day/Volunteer Appreciation…………..August
Culture Days / Fungi Fest…………………………... September
Halloween Party…………………………………….. October
Christmas Parade and Light Up………………….... December
CP Holiday Train………………………………….... December
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RCMP Musical Ride
Tuesday, July 17
Sicamous is welcoming one of the most Canadian of events this summer, the
RCMP Musical Ride.
The RCMP Musical Ride is performed by a full troop of 32 riders and their
horses. Their performance consists of intricate figures and drills choreographed to
music. These movements demand the utmost control, timing and coordination.
The Musical Ride performs in up to 50 communities across Canada between the
months of May and October. They help raise thousands of dollars for local
charities and non-profit organizations.
The Musical Ride provides the opportunity to experience the heritage and
traditions of the RCMP. The riders act as ambassadors of goodwill who promote
the RCMP’s image throughout Canada and all over the world.
A world-famous show, the Musical Ride has played an important role in the
RCMP since 1873. From its inception in 1873, the North-West Mounted Police
(NWMP) relied on skilled riders to carry our police duties across the Prairies.
Patrolling the vast and sparsely inhabited area, NWMP members were frequently
the only government officials new settlers would encounter and were essential to
preventing prairie fires.
To break the monotony of endless riding drills, members of the Force commonly
competed amongst themselves and performed tricks on horseback. In 1876, some
of these tricks and exercises were performed at Fort McLeod, AB. This is believed
to be the first public performance of what would eventually evolve into the
Musical Ride.
Come out and enjoy the tradition when the troop
stops in Sicamous to perform Tuesday, July 17 on
the football field at Eagle River Secondary School.
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Sicamous Info
District of Sicamous
“Houseboat Capital of Canada”
Population (2016) 2,429
Elevation 1,149.11 ft
Total Area 12.71 km 2
Time Zone PST
Area Codes 250 / 778 / 236
Highways:
-Highway 1
-Highway 97A
District of Sicamous……………………………………………… 250-836-2477
Sicamous & District Chamber of Commerce…………………... 250-836-0002
Sicamous & District Visitor Centre…………………………….. 250-836-3313
EMERGENCY NUMBER………………………………………………….. 911
RCMP……………………………………………………………... 250-836-2878
Fire Department………………………………………………….. 250-836-2477
Ambulance………………………………………………………... 250-833-0188
Air/Marine Emergency…………………………………………1-800-567-5111
Eagle Valley Community Resource Centre……………………. 250-836-3440
Canada Post Office………………………………………………..250-836-2814
Seniors Centre……………………………………………………..250-836-2446
Sicamous Preschool………………………………………………. 250-836-4573
Parkview Elementary School……………………………………. 250-836-2871
Eagle River Secondary School…………………………………... 250-836-2831
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witness……………………………. 250-836-4152
Malakwa Gospel Church………………………………………… 250-836-2131
Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church…………………………...250-836-4995
Sicamous Bible Church………………………………………….. 250-836-5430
Sicamous Community Church…………………………………... 250-804-8620
Sicamous United Church………………………………………… 250-836-4390
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Help us keep Okanagan—Shuswap waters zebra and quagga mussel free!
If you know someone who boats, fishes and travels in and out of our valley with
their boat or other water recreation equipment, ask what they’re doing to prevent
the spread. Make sure they follow the “Clean. Drain. Dry” protocol and are
stopping at watercraft inspection stations.
Clean. Drain. Dry. Is now part of modern boating and watercraft etiquette in
Canada and the U.S. It has also been adopted as a best practice by B.C. and
several U.S. states to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species. It’s what
anyone should do with their water recreation equipment whenever traveling from
one lake, river or stream to another, even if it’s a paddle board or just wading
boots that have gotten wet.
HERE’S HOW IT WORKS:
•Clean off all plants, animals and mud from your watercraft and related
equipment (e.g. boots, waders, fishing gear). If a power washing station is
available, use it.
•Drain (on dry land) any item that can hold water (e.g. buckets, wells, bilge and
ballast).
•Dry all items completely before launching the watercraft into another body of
water.
Zebra and quagga mussels put several of the assets we treasure most as residents
of the Okanagan—Shuswap at risk, including:
•Water quality
•Beaches
•Fish
•Lake ecology
•Property values
•Tourism
•Our economy 27

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Ace Parkland Building Centre 250-836-2514
1125 Eagle Pass Way, Sicamous
Action Sales & Rentals/Napa Auto Parts 250-836-3800
914 Trans-Canada Hwy., Sicamous
After Dark Distillery 250-836-5187
1201 Shuswap Ave., Sicamous
Albatros Plumbing &Heating 250-836-4440
3620 Yard Creek Loop Rd., Malakwa
Artist’s House B&B 250-836-3537
20 Bruhn Rd., Sicamous
Askew’s Foods 250-836-4899
436 Main Street, Sicamous
Bayview Homes 250-515-3636
446 Elliott Cresc., Sicamous
BC Hydro 1-800-224-9376
Best Western Plus Revelstoke 250-837-2043
110-2nd St. W, Revelstoke
Best Western Sicamous Inn 250-836-4117
806 Trans-Canada Hwy. E, Sicamous
Bieri’s Paradise 250-836-4396
2630 Samuelson Rd., Sicamous
BJ Design Interiors 250-833-6986
www.bjdesigninteriors.com
Blondies Coffee Shop 250-515-2000
302 Finlayson St., Sicamous
Bluewater Houseboats 250-836-2255
110 Weddup St., Sicamous
Boys With Toys Storage 250-836-5582
1721 Hillier Rd. East, Sicamous
Brookstone Log Furniture 250-836-6863
329 Main St., Sicamous
Brothers Pub 250-836-2337
420 Main St., Sicamous
BTRUEBYOU 250-515-0620
nicole@btruebyou.com
Bulldog Boat Rentals 250-836-4567
200 Old Town Rd., Sicamous
Cedars RV Resort 778-212-2151
3499 Luoma Rd., Malakwa
CM Rentals 250-517-9711
01 Finlayson St., Sicamous
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Community Futures Development Corp. 250-803-0156
101-160 Harbourfront Dr. NE, Salmon Arm
Corbett Office Plus 250-549-2236
3306-30th Ave., Vernon
Crazy Creek Resort 250-836-4097
6162 Trans-Canada Hwy., Malakwa
CSRD—Shuswap Tourism 250-833-5906
555 Harbourfront Dr. NE, Salmon Arm
D Dutchmen Dairy 250-836-4304
1321 Maier Rd., Sicamous
Digital Rez Software Corp. 250-836-3555
217 Finlayson St., Sicamous
District of Sicamous 250-836-2477
446 Main St., Sicamou
Drew Lee-Hai Chartered Accountants 250-832-7192
541—6th St. NE, Salmon Arm
Eagle River Golf & Country Club 250-836-4454
1450 Husky Frontage Rd., Sicamous
Eagle Valley Arts Council
Box 686., Sicamous
info@eaglevalleyartscouncil.com
Eagle Valley Cleaning 250-517-8107
Box 986, Sicamous, B.C. V0E 2V0
Eagle Valley Community Support Society 250-836-3440
1214 Shuswap Ave., Sicamous
Eagle Valley IDA 250-836-2963
317 Main St., Sicamous
Eagle Valley News 250-832-2131
171 Shuswap St., Salmon Arm
Eagle Valley Saw Service 250-836-2990
4455 Hickson Rd., Malakwa
Eagle Valley Snowmobile Club
info@sledsicamous.com
EZ Rock Radio 250-832-2161
360 Ross St. NE, Salmon Arm
Family Tree RV & Campground 250-836-2583
2055 Arnold Frontage Rd., Sicamous
Full Speed Rentals 250-836-4406
810 Riverside Ave., Sicamous
Fruit World 250-836-5555
1330 Maier Rd., Sicamous
Griffin Lake Cabins 780-907-5328
7776 Trans-Canada Hwy., Malakwa
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Happy Corkers Wine & Gifts 250-8369463
444 Main St., Sicamous
Home Hugger Property Maintenance 250-804-5652
Box 43, Sicamous, B.C. V0E 2V0
home Suite home
610 Pine St., Sicamous
pbeech@telus.net
H2O4U 250-836-4592
625 Trans-Canada Hwy. Frontage Rd., Sicamous
H2O Motorsports 250-836-2541
1314 Nordin Court, Sicamous
Hyde Mountain Golf Course 250-836-4653
9851 Old Spallumcheen Rd., Sicamous
I Am Yoga 250-836-2600
217 Finlayson St., Sicamous
Inkx Printing & Design 250-836-3103
444 Main St., Sicamous
Intuitive Bookkeeping
Box 822, Sicamous, B.C. V0E 2V0
violet@intuitivebookkeeping.ca
Jill of all Trades 250-463-9865
Box 33, Sicamous, B.C. V0E 2V0
Joe Schmuck’s Roadhouse 250-836-2290
734 Trans-Canada Hwy., Sicamous
Kelly’s Go Karts 250-836-5594
1230 Titus Rd., Sicamous
Kingbaker Creek Resort 250-838-7015
8528 Hwy. 97A, Mara
KOA Campground 250-836-2507
3250 Oxbow Frontage Rd., Malakwa
Malakwa Community Centre Association 250-836-2757
4118 Community Hall Rd., Malakwa
Mara Sands Resort 250-489-4734
8248 Hwy. 97A, Mara
Marina Bay Steak House & Bar 250-836-2663
102 Martin St., Sicamous
Mascon Cable Systems 250-832-6000
4901 Auto Rd., Salmon Arm
Monashee Motel 250-836-2575
1333 Trans-Canada Hwy., Sicamous
Moose Mulligans Public Eatery
1122 Riverside Ave., Sicamous
moosemulliganspe@gmail.com
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Mountain Media
Box 20189, Kelowna, B.C. V1Y 9H2
info@mountainmedia.org
Moxie Marketing 250-814-3840
hello@moxiemarketing.ca
Natgo Marine 250-833-8049
Box 1082, Sicamous, B.C. V0E 2V0
Our Place on Mara 250-838-6853
8536 Hwy. 97A, Mara
Owlhead Creek B&B
1996 Blatchford Rd., Sicamous
owlheadcreek@telus.net
Owl’s Creek MHP & Riverside Landing 403-970-0114
809 Riverside Ave., Sicamous
Pacific Quorum (Okanagan) Properties 250-836-3840
1210 Young Cresc., Sicamous
Papa’s Sicamous Marina 250-836-0178
918 Riverside Ave., Sicamous
Paradise Motel 250-836-2525
517 Main St., Sicamous
Pines Motel 250-836-2556
473 Main St., Sicamous
Reds Rentals 1-855-748-7927
01 Finlayson St., Sicamous
Regent Hotel 250-837-2107
112 First St. East, Revelstoke
RE/MAX at Mara Lake 250-836-2223
1133 Eagle Pass Way, Sicamous
Revelstoke Arts Council 250-814-9325
202 101-A Second St. East, Revelstoke
Revelstoke Mountain Resort 250-814-0087
2950 Camozzi Rd., Revelstoke
Riverside Docks 250-836-4768
1133 Riverside Ave., Sicamous
Royal Canadian Marine Search & Rescue
113 Weddup St., Sicamous
rsutherland@cablelan.net
SASCU Credit Union 250-836-2865
436 Main St., Sicamous
Sea-Dog Boat Sales 250-836--4567
525 Main St., Sicamous
Shark Shack
sharkshackshuswap@gmail.com
Cinnemousun Narrows, Shuswap Lake
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Shuswap Marine Freight 250-833-7677
Finlayson St., Sicamous
Shuswap Waterfront Marina
113 Weddup St., Sicamous
admin@swmarina.com
Sicamous Cedar Products 250-836-4540
930 Trans-Canada Hwy. Frontage Rd., Malakwa
Sicamous Concrete & Gravel 250-836-4541
Sicamous Eagles Jr. Hockey Club 250-836-3157
1121 Eagle Pass Way, Sicamous
Sicamous Loonie Toonie & More 250-836-0101
2-436 Main St., Sicamous
Sicamous Medical Clinic 250-836-2817
217 Finlayson St., Sicamous
Sicamous & District Rec Centre 250-836-2283
1121 Eagle Pass Way, Sicamous
Sicamous Sands Resort Society 250-836-2935
1455 Silver Sands Rd., Sicamous
Sicamous Seniors Centre Society 250-836-2446
1091 Shuswap Ave., Sicamous
Sicamous Truck & Car Wash 250-836-2345
1602 Maier Rd., Sicamous
Sicamous Vacation Rentals 250-836-3103
444 Main St., Sicamous
Sicamous Vision Care Centre 250-836-3070
3-217 Finlayson St., Sicamous
Silver Sands RV Resort
3200 Watt Rd., Kelowna, B.C. V1W 3C8
info@silver-sands.ca
Sterling Bookkeeping 250-517-7207
mkbohn@telusplanet.net
Super 8 Motel 250-836-4988
1120 Riverside Ave., Sicamous
TA Structures 250-836-3028
675 Old Town Rd., Sicamous
T.E.C. Management Services 250-836-5193
The Bottle Shop (Encorp Return-It) 250-463-3183
322 Finlayson St., Sicamous
The Enchanted Forest & Sky Trek Adventure Park 250-837-9477
7060 Trans-Canada Hwy., Revelstoke
The Marina 250-836-3131
1210 Young St., Sicamous
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The Sea Store 250-878-2701
Cinnemousun Narrows, Shuswap Lake
The Storage Place 250-836-4592
625 Trans-Canada Hwy. Frontage Rd., Sicamous
Three Buoys Marina & Storage 250-836-2403
709 Riverside Ave., Sicamous
3 Valley Gap 250-837-2109
Trans-Canada Hwy., Revelstoke
Timber Ridge Lodge 250-463-2604
Box 211, Sicamous, B.C. V0E 2V0
Trig’s Septic Service 250-836-2952
2518 Solsqua Sicamous Rd., Sicamous
Twin Anchors Houseboat Vacations 250-836-2450
Box 318, Sicamous, B.C. V0E 2V0
Valley Blacktop 250-837-2111
1031 Sandstone Rd., Revelstoke
Video Stream Media 250-833-2093
Box 903, Sicamous, B.C. V0E 2V0
Waterway Houseboats 250-836-2505
1 Mervyn Rd., Sicamous
Whispering Pines 250-838-6775
11 Hamilton Rd., Mara
Whitehead Enterprises Ltd. 250-836-4084
800 Graham Rd., Sicamous
WorkBC 250-836-2655
1217 Shuswap Ave., Sicamous
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