Cache Creek | British Columbia - 1000 Towns of Canada

Top 8 Places to Visit in Cache Creek | British Columbia

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Bonaparte River

Legend has it that Cache Creek got its name from the many travellers who hid their “cache” along the river bed. As far as we know, a “cache” has never been found. This makes the Bonaparte River quite intriguing to many treasure hunters.

Hungry Herbies Drive-In

Every great adventure includes some fantastic food along the way, and an adventure in Cache Creek is no exception. Start your gold rush expedition off right with a full belly.

Historic Hat Creek Ranch

When passing through Cache Creek, you won't want to miss out on this gem! Eat, sleep, experience history, and learn about the First Nations' way of life at the Historic Hat Creek Ranch. There is simply no way to be bored at the ranch with so much to see and learn.

Marble Canyon Provincial Park

Looking to enjoy the great outdoors? Find your way to the quiet campground in Marble Canyon Provincial Park nestled between Turquoise and Crown Lakes. Be sure to bring your fishing gear and your camera.

Cariboo Jade & Gift Shop

Fond memories and priceless, one-of-a-kind souvenirs are what you will find in this gift shop. Established in 1967, Cariboo Jade & Gift Shop specializes in Nephrite jade jewelry & carvings, figurines, ornaments and fine china dishes.

Cache Creek Market

Every Saturday from 9 am – 1 pm, between the summer months of May and October, the Cache Creek Outdoor Market opens and offers a great selection of gifts, collector items, produce, canned goods and much, much more.

Mclean Lake

This user-maintained site features a 4-5 hr hike with Beautiful sites on a 10.1 km, busy trail. Not for the faint of heart, it is popular for backpacking, hiking, and running. It is said to be difficult to find, and 4×4 is recommended as the roads leading to the lake are rough.

Elephant Hill Provincial Park

Want to see a rattlesnake without leaving BC? Elephant Hill Provincial Park is a protected natural dry grassland area where seeing a rattler is a real possibility. With no camping sites or day-use sites provided, this undeveloped park features Hiking and sightseeing.