Aberdeen Glen Golf Course has been twice nominated as the B.C.P.G.A. One of the best-kept secrets in all of BC, Aberdeen Glen Golf Course is located in Prince George and is sure to provide an enjoyable day for golfers of all skill levels. The course is carved through valleys of natural forest and is sure to impress even the most travelled golfer.

Location: 1010 Club House Drive
Phone: 250-563-8901
Email: aberdeengleninfo[At]gmail[Dot]com

Alder Hills Golf Course is an 18-hole course located on the east side of Prince George in the suburb of Blackburn. Alder Hills is one of the most naturally beautiful par three courses in all of northern BC. During your round you may encounter some of the wildlife, such as rabbits, foxes, and deer, that inhabits the course.

Location: 6011 Giscome Road
Phone: 250-963-7500
Email: info[At]alderhillsgolf[Dot]net

The Alpine Pub & Grill is a neighbourhood pub that offers a selection of tasty pub food and friendly service. Take a seat on the patio or rack up a game of pool to pass the evening.

Location: 6145 South Kelly Road
Phone: 250-962-5333

Amigo’s Taco Shop is located downtown and offers a menu featuring tacos and other Mexican inspired food. They have vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options.

Location: 229 Brunswick Street
Phone: 250-562-8226
Email: amigostacoshop@shaw.ca

Nestled in the traditonal territory of the Lheidli T’enneh, the park protects a portion of the only inland temperate rainforest in the world. Hiking the Ancient Forest trail will bring you past thousand year old western redcedars and a rich biodiversity of plants, mosses, lichens and fungi.

The 450-metre long universal access boardwalk provides the opportunity for people with all abilities to experience this majestic area. Another 2.3 km of boardwalk provides access to magnificent “Big” Tree, Tree Beard, Radies Tree and a beautiful cascading waterfall.

Angel’s Aerial Fitness offers over 40 different classes each week to help people achieve body tone, increase their strength and flexibility, and learn how to fly. Classes are kept to 6-8 people so instructors have time to work with each person.

Location: 1855 1st Avenue
Phone: 250-562-6456
Email: info[At]angelsaerial[Dot]com

Antler Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 1253 Bowron Crescent

Anytime Fitness is a supportive, welcoming gym community with people of all fintess levels. They offer personal training and classes and are open 24/7.

Location: 3344 8th Avenue
Phone: 250-596-1136

The Artist’s Co-Op Workshop & Gallery is a non-profit society formed in 1987. The Artist’s Co-Op’s goal is to create a place for artists from beginner to professional to meet, learn and teach each other. Workshops and classes for adults and youth are offered throughout the year.

Location: 3955 Hart Highway
Phone: 250-962-0030
Email: vonsarah(At)gmail(Dot)com

Aspen Grove Golf Course is an 18-hole course located 14 kms south of Prince George near the airport. The course is carved out of natural forest and has a creek running through it and several more human-made ponds that are home to various birds.

Location: 4555 Leno Road
Phone: 250-963-9650
Email: aspengrovegolf[At]telus[dot]net

Azure Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 4521 Azure Avenue

Baker Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 4422 Baker Road

The BC Indoor Soccer League offers people the chance to play soccer indoors during the winter. This league divides skill level into divisions.

Location: 3333 University Way
Phone: 250-960-6374

Bednesti Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 1211 Bednesti Crescent

Betulla Burning takes ancient Neapolitan cooking techniques that are steeped in tradition and puts a modern spin on them. The restaurant uses the best ingredients possible to create pizzas in an authentic wood fired oven imported from Italy, and starters and desserts that are just as beautiful as the handmade plates on which they are served. Make a reservation to avoid disappointment as this restaurant is often at capacity!

Location: 1253 3rd Avenue
Phone: 250-563-8061
Email: gm(At)betullaburning(Dot)com

Bittner Park is one of 13 nature parks located in Prince George.

Location: 5235 Giscome Road

Featuring 28 lanes of 5-Pin Bowling over 3 levels, Black Diamond Lanes has cosmic lighting systems and is fun for beginners to competitive bowlers!

Location: 1241 5th Avenue
Phone: 250-564-2695

Bob Martin Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 1525 Ferry Avenue

Located West of Prince George, the Bon Voyage Restaurant offers a friendly family environment with daily features including an extensive Sunday Brunch buffet. Fully licensed, the restaurant is available for catering to business and social gatherings.

Location: 4366 Highway 16 West
Phone: 250-964-2444
Email: restaurant(At)bonvoyageinn(Dot)ca

Books and Company and ArtSpace are a refuge for book lovers.

Location: 1685 3rd Avenue
Phone: 250-563-6610
Email: booksandco(At)shaw(Dot)ca

Boston Pizza is a Canadian casual dining restaurant that offers more than 100 unique menu items including pizzas and pastas, burgers and wings. Boston Pizza has two locations in Prince George.

Location: 102-841 Central Street West
Phone: 250-564-1221
 

Boston Pizza is a Canadian casual dining restaurant that offers more than 100 unique menu items including pizzas and pastas, burgers and wings. Boston Pizza has two locations in Prince George.

Location: 2500 Vance Road
Phone: 250-562-1414

Browns Socialhouse is stylish yet relaxed environments are the perfect balance between “neighbourhood pub” and “upscale casual dining.”

Browns Socialhouse features a modern dining room and lounge plus an outdoor patio which provides a true Socialhouse experience. Whether you are joining us for a business lunch, an after work cocktail, or watching the game with friends, this is the place to be in Prince George.

Location: 101 3167 Massey Drive
Phone: 250-596-0303

The BX Neighbourhood Pub has been a gathering place for friends since January 1980. It offers two floors, with a lower patio and a wrap around patio on the upper floor. Stop by for some pub food, a few drinks and a game or two of pool.

Location: 433 Carney Street
Phone: 250-561-2900
Email: info(At)bxpub(Dot)ca

Byng Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 2550 Byng Avenue

The Camelot Court Restaurant is a family restaurant conveniently located off Highway 97. Open seven days a week, it is a great place to grab breakfast, lunch or dinner at an affordable price.

Location: 1600 Central Street East
Phone: 250-563-2065

Campbell Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 4101 22nd Avenue

The Canfor Leisure Pool is a fully accessible facility providing state-of-the-art amenities. Features include a water elevator to help visitors in and out of the pool, a “NinjaCross” pool obstacle course, a large waterslide, leisure pool with play features, hot tub, sauna, steam room and more.

Location: 670 Quebec Street 
Phone: 250-561-7636

Carlson Pottery uses 100 percent pure clay from the banks of the Fraser River in the Prince George area called Angel Clay and a scientifically formulated clay called Dragon Clay created by owner Leanna to create beautiful pottery. For those interested in creating their own pottery, many classes are offered throughout the year.

Location: 3955 John Hart Highway
Phone: 778-415-9991
Email: admin(At)carlsonpottery(dot)com

The Carmel Inn Restaurant is family friendly and known for its delicious brunch menu and is open for lunch and dinner too. Located in the Carmel Inn, this restaurant is enjoyed by travellers and locals alike.

Location: 1502 Ford Avenue
Phone: 250-564-6339

Carrie Jane Gray Park, a large multi-purpose green and athletic space, is approximately 36 hectares in size and contains many diverse sporting fields and facilities, including those for baseball, fastball, softball, lacrosse, tennis, basketball, and track & field. This recreation park also houses a large skate park, seniors activities, tobogganing hill, and horseshoe pitch. Centrally located, Carrie Jane Gray Park is close to downtown and accessible from several major roads.

Location: Highway 97 and Massey Drive

Home to one of the largest vintage rail collections in British Columbia, the Central British Columbia Railway and Forestry Museum’s varied collection dates from 1899 to the 1960s, and includes numerous buildings, locomotive, rail cars, and artifacts from the steam and diesel railway eras. A main attraction is a working mini rail train ride!

Location: 850 River Road
Phone: 250-563-7351
Email: trains(At)pgrfm(Dot)bc(Dot)ca

Charella Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 3034 Charella Drive

The Charles Jago Northern Sport Centre is the result of a unique partnership between the City of Prince George and the University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC), which recognizes the importance of linking sport, education and the community.

Perched atop Cranbrook Hill among the tall timbers on the UNBC campus, this 145,000 square foot high-performance facility has one of the province’s longest indoor tracks and is for the use and enjoyment of everyone. From fitness memberships to event and sport rental space, to training opportunities for high-performance athletes, the Northern Sport Centre brings the community together.

Location: 3333 University Way
Phone: 250-960-6366
Email: nsc-operations[At]unbc[Dot]ca

Cherry Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 399 Beech Crescent

China Cup Buffet offers authentic Chinese dishes and classic Canadian fare. Whether you’re in the mood for savoury wonton soup or fresh sushi, the enormous buffet has something to delight everyone in the family. There are also daily lunch and dinner smorgasbord hours. If you can’t eat-in, China Cup Buffet offers take-out and delivery.

Location: 121-1600 15th Avenue
Phone: 250-614-2323
Email: chinacupbuffet(At)hotmail(Dot)com

At China Taste, you’ll find traditional Chinese dishes and a full lunch and dinner buffet in a casual atmosphere. If you can’t eat in, China Taste offers free delivery.

Location: 3601 Massey Drive
Phone: 250-564-1283

Chinook Yoga is Prince George’s first and only dedicated Yoga Studio.  The studio offers two beautiful yoga spaces, full change rooms with showers as well as a comfortable lounge and yoga boutique.

Location: 320 Vancouver Street
Phone: 250-564-9642

The Citizen Baseball Field is a national standard baseball facility with all the expected amenities to host world class events. Built in 2006 in Carrie Jane Gray Park, the facility has some very unique features including the “Green Monster”, a 17-foot wall in left field, plenty of seating including a covered grandstand, in ground dugouts, and turf conditions beyond any player’s expectations.

Location: Highway 97 and Massey Drive

Clapperton Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 1501 Van Bien Avenue

Clearwood Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 3570 Clearwood Crescent

The largest event Centre in Northern BC, CN Centre is host to a variety of concerts and events each year. Large acts such as Elton John, Carrie Underwood and Cirque du Soleil have performed at the CN Centre, which is also features the home ice for the Prince George Cougars, a junior ice hockey team of the Western Hockey League.

Location: 100-2187 Ospika Blvd.
Phone: 250-561-7777

At COBS Bread, we celebrate fresh. Whether you’re picking up a scratch-baked loaf of bread for the family or a decadent treat for yourself, you can always be sure that the day you walk into our bakery is the day we baked it.

Col Juicery is a locally owned and operated Cold Pressed Juice Company. Founded on the ideal of col-laborating within the community, fostering partnerships, and providing opportunities.They also offer a variety of snacks and lunch options, along with organic food delivery.

Location: 3333 University Way
Phone: 778-675-7799

Colour of Glass was opened in 2013 to fill a gap for art glass distribution. In addition to producing stained glass for sale, Colour of Glass offers courses in glass cutting, stained glass, etching, bead making, and fusing. 

Location: 7672 Ruby Crescent
Phone: 250-301-6987
Email: info(At)colourofglass(Dot)ca

Connaught Hill Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It is situated on the top of a panoramic hill, providing 360-degree views of the centre of our city and the Fraser River. This steep, yet picturesque, major destination park was the home of a wooden ski jump in 1930. The park is open from April to October, weather dependent, and provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 415 Tara Place

Corless Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 139 Corless Crescent

Corporal Darren Fitzpatrick Park, renamed in 2011 to honour this local fallen hero and all Canadian soldiers, features the City’s newest skate park.  A number of other upgrades are proposed for the park, such as a fenced dog park, an expanded playground, and picnic areas.

Location: Just off Dagg Road, near Highway 97 North and Austin Road East

The Cottonwood Island Nature Park trail system is a great way to explore the edge of the Nechako River and some of the wilderness areas in the city. At the park entrance is a trail map outlining the network of trails including the Willow, Grove, Cottonwood, Limestone, Hazelnut and Dogwood Trails. The trail system is also part of the 11km Heritage River Trail leading to Lheidli T’enneh Memorial Park. While you enjoy walking the trails, try to spot the faces hidden in the trees.  You can walk your dog in this park, as long as you use a leash.

Location: Several access points located off River Road

Coyle Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 2542 Coyle Street

The Cranbrook Hill Greenway has over 25 km of multi-use trails that are open year round for activities such as biking, hiking and skiing. The Greenway can be accessed from several locations. Brochures and maps are available at City Hall or local outdoor recreation outlets. 

Location: Several access points from the University of Northern BC, from Forests for the World and from Otway

CrossFit Prince George began in conjunction with Prince George Family Chiropractic and has relocated twice to accommodate its growing membership. The CrossFit Prince George community is strong, positive and supportive.

Location: 1737 S. Nicholson
Phone: 250-640-7844
Email: crossfitprincegeorge[At]gmail[Dot]com

CrossRoads Brewing & Distilling offers fresh handcrafted beer and spirits made on site, as well as options from breweries across Northern BC. Hungry? They also offer a menu filled with tasty options. CrossRoads isn’t just for the beer enthusiast: it’s also a good place to bring  your kids for a meal as it’s family friendly.

Location: 508 George Street
Phone: 250-614-2337
Email: cheers(At)crossroadscraft(Dot)com

Unsurprisingly like many good things, it started over a few beers…In this successful journey of CrossRoads Brewing & Distillery, the brand new location “CrossRoads Tap & Kitchen” opened in 2022. 

https://www.crossroadstest.tk/college-heights

P: (250) 906-1591 

cheers@crossroadscraft.com

D’Lanos Family Restaurant serves breakfast and lunch all day in a family friendly atmosphere.

Location: 1515 Victoria Street
Phone: 250-564-8114

Daddy O’s Pizza & Ribs is a cozy family friendly restaurant that serves up mouth-watering pizza and ribs. You can also stop by Daddy O’s for a delicious breakfast.

Location: 1636 Central Street East
Phone: 250-563-2100
Email: info(At)daddyospizzaandribs(Dot)ca

Dana Mandi Indian Cuisine offers an authentic and memorable fine dining experience. Chefs trained in Indian Hotels have crafted an extensive menu with both meat and vegetarian options.

Location: 2095 5th Avenue
Phone: 250-564-1153

Dance North Ballroom and Social Dance offers drop-in classes for waltz, rumba, cha cha, samba, jive, east and west coast swing, hustle, night club two, two-step and salsa. Social dances are also offered.

Location: 3540 Opie Crescent
Phone: 250-640-0490
Email: emailus[At]dancenorth[Dot]ca

Daydream Donuts Café has handmade artisanal donuts in a dozen flavours a day! 

Deadfall Brewing Company is an intimate and inclusive craft-brewery that operates on the traditional, unceded territories of the Lheidli T’enneh people, in what is also known as Prince George. Our focus is on sustainably producing hand-crafted beer in small batches with an emphasis on quality over quantity.

Email:info@deadfallbrewing.com

The Denny’s in Prince George is one of over 70 locations across Canada. If you’re looking for comfortable family dining and familiar food, stop by for breakfast, lunch or dinner.

Location: 1650 Central Street East
Phone: 250-562-6723

Trot with your dog within the large, open and fully fenced area, or along the granular ring trail around the perimeter, at Duchess Park. Take a seat on one of the benches, or allow your pooch to take a drink at the dog water fountain. For those pet-owners with small or elderly dogs, a separate fenced area is available. Access to Duchess Park is available via Ross Crescent or Melville Avenue. Just enter through the double-gated entryway, making it easy to leash or unleash your pet. 

Location: Along Ross Crescent near 9th Avenue and Winnipeg Street

Eaglenest Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Eaglesnest Restaurant & Lounge is open daily during the golfing season. With vista views over Aberdeen Glen’s fountain ponds, waterfall, No. 1 & 10 tee boxes and No. 9 & 18 greens,  there is no view more beautiful to enjoy a meal in Prince George. Choose to sit indoors in the restaurant’s air conditioned dining area or enjoy the sun outside on the wrap-around deck.

Location: 1010 Club House Drive
Phone: 250-563-8901

Earls Kitchen + Bar offers a wide range of dishes featuring house-made sauces, locally-sourced ingredients and innovative chef-led experiments. Enjoy your meal indoors or head out to the patio on a sunny summer day. 

Location: 1440 Central Street East
Phone: 250-562-1527

Edgewood Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 2599 North Nechako Road

Elroy Garden Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 2992 20th Avenue

Enchainement Dance Centre offers dance classes and performance opportunities for every level of dancer, whether for fun, fitness or as a career. Owner Judy Russell also produces large theatrical events and ballet performances under the umbrella of “Judy Russell Presents.”

Location: 3540 Opie Crescent
Phone: 250-563-2902
Email: judydance(At)shawcable(Dot)com

Excalibur Theatre Arts is a dance and theatre company that has been operating in Prince George since 1998. Excalibur believes in fostering a family-oriented atmosphere to build upon teamwork and mutual respect, ecncouraging each individual to be the best they can be, developing self-confidence, strength and a love for the stage.

Location: 1773 Lyon St. South
Phone: 250-564-6326
Email: excaliburarts(At)shaw(Dot)ca

Exhibition Park is a 95 acre site includes a rodeo grounds and race track; a speed skating oval (in the winter months); the CN Centre; the Kin Centre (a complex of three arenas); the Agriplex (an indoor riding arena) an outdoor riding arena and stabling facilities; loggers sports area; and the Sports Centre, home of the PGX and Prince George Gymnastics Club. Exhibition Park hosts numerous events including midways; tradeshows; and the BC Northern Exhibition (BCNE).

Location: Ospika Boulevard and 18th Avenue

If you’re looking for a challenging activity that’s also a great team building experience, then you should check out Exit Prince George. This room escape gaming facility offers people the chance to choose from four rooms from which to escape within a time limit of 45 minutes by discovering exciting clues and solving challenging puzzles. Are you up for the challenge? Find out by booking a room. 

Location: 385 Victoria Street
Phone: 236-423-2100
Email: princegeorge(At)e-exit(Dot)ca

Fairburn Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 5090 Meadowbrook Drive

Fairmont Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 6830 Simon Fraser Avenue

Family Taekwon-Do offers training in the Korean art of Taekwon-Do, a dynamic martial art that uses many different hand and foot techniques such as kicks, punches, blocks and strikes as a means of self-defence for exercise and sport.

Location: Unit C, 1861 1st Avenue
Phone: 250-960-5425
Email: jordantk[At]telus[Dot]net

Want to check out a new movie on the big screen? Famous Players 6 offers six screens, four of which are 3D. 

Location: 172-1600 15th Avenue
Phone: 250-612-3993

Farmhouse Catering Company offers a variety of seasonal flavours, with an emphasis on fresh, local, and sustainable ingredients. They support farm to table, as much as the seasons allow in Prince George. They can handle catering from 5-500 people.

Location: Prince George Airport
Phone: 778-764-2426

Located in the popular Westgate Plaza near major shopping attractions, the newly redesigned retro-style restaurant facility features a 52-seat boutique Ricky’s located side-by-side with an expanded 24-seat Fatburger that also serves Buffalo’s world-famous wings and tenders.  Attractive new signage quickly draws patrons to the food service they crave.

Location: 5935 O’Grady Road
Phone: 250-964-1284

Ferguson Lake Nature Reserve is an excellent place to spend the day and learn local history. Pack a lunch, bring along your fishing rod, and enjoy a day at the lake. Part of this unique trail system is suspended on a plank style walkway over the lake, providing an excellent opportunity to look at various plant and aquatic life.

Location: Off Highway 97 North and Kelly Road North

Fire 451 Craft Pizza and Donairs is a craft pizza, wings, and donair shop specializing in turning up the heat with its eats. Not a fan of spice? Not a problem as they have flavours for every palette.

Location: 444 Douglas Street
Phone: (250) 563-1077
Email: fire451restaurant[At]gmail[Dot]com

Fist and Dove Karate offers martial arts training.

Location: 6742 Dagg Road
Phone: 250-961-4841
Email: richardb[At]wado[Dot]ca

Foot Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 3995 Enemark Crescent

Fore Bistro & Patio, located within the Prince George Golf and Curling Club, offers refreshments on the patio after a round of golf as well as lunch and dinner options made fresh daily. If you are looking for a place to host an occasion, Fore Bistro offers a solution for not only space, but catering as well.

Location: 2601 Recplace Drive
Phone: 250-596-5400

Forests for the World is a 106 hectare demonstration forest with 15 (8.5 mi) kilometres of hiking trails located in the heart of Prince George. The park enables adventurers to learn about the various forest eco systems and the flora and fauna that thrive in the Fraser – Nechako Plateau region. This Prince George gem has something for everyone, including a fishing dock at Shane Lake, a traditional Aboriginal pit house, rustic trails, and group picnic shelters. Forests for the World is an on-leash park area.

Location: Can be accessed from the Greenway parking lot at the University of Northern BC

Fortune Palace offers a range of Chinese food dishes available for dining in or for take-out. 

Location: 4088 Hollandia Drive
Phone: 250-562-8088

Freedom Tae Kwon-Do offers ITF TaeKwon-Do classes, security training, Zumba and kids birthday parties. Technical Director Kurt Ottesen is a certified Seventh Degree Black Belt (Master) with the International TaeKwon-Do Federation.

Location: 101-3845 15th Avenue
Phone: 250-564-2565
Email: ftkd01[At]gmail[Dot]com

Freimuller Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 4702 Freimuller Avenue

In a rush and looking for a tasty health conscious option? Freshii offers a range of healthy food options, including vegetarian and vegan options. Freshii also offers a meal plan service, with every box including breakfast, lunch, dinner and two snacks. 

Location: 13-3040 Recplace Drive
Phone: 250-277-2556

Gamescape Multiplayer Gaming is a family owned and operated busienss that offers people the ability to play a wide range of video games on their own or with other people online. Gamescape is a great place to host a birthday party and also offers an affordable cyber or Internet cafe.

Location: 1980 Opsika Boulevard
Phone: 250-564-5884

Numerous trails tie into Ginter’s Meadow, including the University of Northern BC Connector Trail System. Take an “off leash” stroll with your pet – within the large meadow and along the perimeter trail. Ginter’s Meadow can also be accessed from the west end of Ferry Avenue.

Location: West end of Massey Drive

Gladstone Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 7066 Guelph Crescent

Conveniently located downtown, Gold’s Gym Prince George offers access to state-of-the-art amenities, a variety of classes, and personal trainers.

Location: 760 Victoria Street
Phone: 250-614-1515
Email: info[At]goldsgymprincegeorge[Dot]com

Good Chef Restaurant offers diners both Chinese and Japanese cuisine. You can choose dim sum, dine in, or take out. The vast array of menu choices is sure to please everyone.

Location: 100 Tabor Boulevard South
Phone: 250-617-6688

Visit Goodsir Nature Park and stroll through this all Canadian botanical park with groomed trails and picnic grounds. Learn about 200 different kinds of trees, shrubs and wildflowers, as well as view a beaver pond, navigate trails and explore an indoor plant museum. Please sign the guest book and leave a donation; the park is one man’s 25 year labour of love! Call in advance for a guided tour, access to the plant museum and the new (2016) J.L Good Vinyl Museum. There are limited tent camp sites and one RV camp site available by donation. There is also a small cabin that must be reserved.

Location: 22825 Old Summit Lake Road

Gordon Bryant Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 4090 1st Avenue

Open 7 days a week from 6:30 am to 1:30 pm, Grama’s Kitchen serves up all day breakfast and lunch after 11:00 am. 

Location: 901 Central Street West
Phone: 250-563-7556

Do you just need a quick beer after work? Or, looking for a night out with friends? Perhaps a romantic evening for two? Celebrating a birthday or other special event? Whatever the occasion, Grand Trunk Tavern is family friendly, making it the perfect spot.

Location: 2005 Highway 97 South
Phone: 250-562-7344

Great Wall offers Chinese cuisine for dining, take out and delivery.

Location: 2757 Spruce Street
Phone: 250-563-8128

Hammond Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 105 Gillett St

Harry Loder Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 3655 Rainbow Drive

Hart Highlands Ski Hill is a volunteer-run hill that started in 1968. The ski hill is the only one found within Prince George city limits for those who want to get out and get in some quick turns. It offers machine-groomed runs, rentals, night skiing, snack concession, and a variety of ski and snowboard programs and lessons.

Location: Winslow Drive
Phone: 250-962-8006

The Hart Judo Academy was established in 1998 by Canadian champion Bruce Kamstra. The academy offers judo programs for ages 5 and up, as well as programs for people of all ages who want to practice judo recreationally. Morning and evening ladies fitness kickboxing programs are also offered.

Location: 3835 Austin Road West
Phone: 250-640-4492

The Hart Wheel Inn Restaurant is a family restaurant that offers Western and Chinese cuisine at affordable prices for dining in or take out.

Location: 6055 Monterey Road
Phone: 250-962-8202

Hazelton Park is one of 13 nature parks located in Prince George. 

Location: 805 La Salle Avenue

Heather Road Park is home to ball diamonds, a soccer pitch, washrooms, the Elkscentre and Volunteer Park.

Location: 4833 Heather Road

Take a journey along the scenic Nechako and Fraser Rivers on the Heritage River Trail System in Prince George. Various major parks, such as Cottonwood Island, Lheidli T’enneh Memorial Park, and Carrie Jane Gray Park, are located along the trail. The trail extends from the Cameron Street overpass to Carrie Jane Gray Park, with only two major road crossings. Follow the Carney Street alternative route and side trails to make a complete circuit of more than 11 km on your journey. The trail is designed to accommodate diverse user groups, such as walkers, joggers, cyclists and people with mobility devices. Find this route with signs bearing the Heritage Trails logo. Dogs can be walked along the trail system as long as they are on-leash.

With 18,000 square feet of meeting space, 4 multi-purpose meeting rooms, a large conference hall, and breakout space in the mezzanine, Uda Dune Baiyoh can host 250 delegates or small, intimate gatherings.

Plus, a cafe serving up coffee and bannock donuts.

The Huble Homestead Is an historic site located in the Giscome Portage Regional Park and operated by the Huble Homestead / Giscome Portage Heritage Society. Huble Homestead was officially opened as a living heritage site in 1989 and features several restored and reconstructed heritage buildings that are ready for exploration!

Location: 15000 Mitchell Road
Phone: 250-564-7033

The Prince George Naturalists Club, in association with The Caledonia Ramblers, The Exploration Place and the City of Prince George, has embarked on a project to enhance the Hudson’s Bay Wetland as an attractive natural setting. The goal is to create a showcase environment for bird, fish, plant and animal life, surrounded by an interpretive trail with numerous learning opportunities and features.

Location: Off Queensway Boulevard

The Immigrant & Multicultural Services Society (IMSS) is a non-profit community serving agency, providing settlement and integration services to immigrants and refugees throughout Prince George and the northern region. It strives to promote multiculturalism and racial harmony and to eliminate racism in the pursuit of equality and social justice for all Canadians.

Location: 1270 2nd Avenue
Phone: 250-562-2900
Email: imss.pg(At)shawcable(Dot)com

Ingledew Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 1627 Hemlock Street

At Ivy’s Family Kitchen, we are dedicated to delivering the authentic flavours of Vietnamese cuisine to our valued guests. Come join us at our restaurant to have a taste of Vietnam, located downtown Prince George.

Location: 1230 4th Avenue
Phone: 1-866-486-8010
Email: davidduong@ivysfamilykitchen.ca

Jackpine Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 4343 Jackpine Avenue

Jasper Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 2506 Moss Avenue

JD’s Kitchen and Catering provides catering of all kinds. They are happy to go anywhere that people need their service – whether it’s a corporate multi-day conference, a business luncheon, a wedding reception, or a birthday party.

Location: 2290 Nicholson Street South
Phone: 250-561-1391

Jean de Brebeuf Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 7588 Jean de Brebeuf Crescent

Joey’s Only Seafood is a Canadian franchise restaurant best known for its signature fish and chips recipe. Joey’s Only also serves seafood, beef and chicken.

Location: 892 Central Street East
Phone: 250-562-4444

Jumbo Restaurant has been serving up authentic Chinese food since 1979. This restaurant is fully licensed and offers dine in, take out, delivery and catering options as well as a weekend smorgasbord.

Location: 2260 Hart Highway
Phone: 250-562-2244

Kaiten Mixed Martial Arts Academy offers training in all martial arts. The focus is on the basics, with all grappling genre classes framed on Brazillian Jujitsu. Daily practice of judo, wrestling, sambo and other forms of submission wrestling is also offered. Striking genre martial art classes including muay thai, taekwon-do, karate and boxing are also available.

Location: 185 Dominion Street
Phone: 250-552-6310
Email: kaiten_mma[At]live[Dot]com

Karahi King serves Indian food created with experience, care and love. They offer dine in and take out options, as well as a lunch buffet.

Location: 1063 5th Avenue
Phone: 250-564-2129

Kelly Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 402 Kelly Street

The KOPAR Memorial Arena is the host arena for the Prince George Spruce Kings, the city’s Junior “A” Hockey Club. This landmark arena seats 1,800 and accommodates activities including lacrosse; roller hockey; ringette and speed skating.

Location: 888 Dominion Street
Phone: 250-561-7635

The style of hapkido taught at the Korean Hapkido Institute is called Sung Moo Kwan and the techniques taught are traditional hapkido. The Korean Hapkido Institute is affiliated with the Canadian Hapkido Association.

Location: 1175 Village Avenue
Phone: 250-964-1843
Email: hapkido[At]shaw[Dot]ca

Latrobe Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 7818 Latrobe Crescent

LC Gunn Park – a forested park with 3.5 km of trails – meanders along the bluffs of the Fraser River through a forest with various viewpoints of the city. The trail follows a similar route that was travelled by earlier surveyors who were planning the railway line. Dog walkers, joggers, and mountain bikers share the rustic trails at LC Gunn Park. To find LC Gunn Park, follow Highway 16 East across the Yellowhead Bridge. Turn right onto Guay Road and follow the gravel road to the parking lot, where you will find the entrance to LC Gunn Park.

Location: Off Highway 16 East on Guay Road

Lheidli T’enneh Memorial Park is among the more popular community park destinations for families, groups and sightseers in the city. It is the city’s largest park covering over 65 acres of well-maintained lawns dissected by pathways leading to viewing benches looking out over the Fraser River. The park contains beautiful flower gardens, a children’s playground and water park, the Little Prince Train. In the centre of the park is the Lheidli T’enneh burial ground as the park was once the homeland of the Lheidli T’enneh First Nation. It is host to many events throughout the year including Canada Day Celebrations, the Prince George Symphony Orchestra POPS in the Park and Yoga in the Park.

Location: Between 17th and 20th Avenues off Queensway Boulevard

Lil Hoppers is a place that sparks excitement for children and their caretakers alike boasting 3000+sq ft of play space created for infants all the way through to kids in grade school. 

Phone: 250-561-6160

Email: info[at]lilhoppersplaycafe[dot]ca

Lorne Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 2477 Lisgar Crescent

Madras Maple Cafe is a simple, casual, dine-in/take-out restaurant. Western cuisine is served along side Indian for breakfast, lunch and dinner on weekdays.

Location: 1535 Ogilvie Street South
Phone: 236-423-2444

Magel’s Cafe proudly serves freshly brewed coffees, bubble tea, slush, smoothies, frappes and a variety of add-on toppings! We also serve bubble waffles with a lot of options.

Location: 3387 8th Avenue
Phone: 250-562-5010

Enjoy authentic Thai cuisine at the Mai Thai Restaurant. All of the dishes are prepared by chefs who have lived and learned to cook in Thailand. Select from curries, pad thai and other delicious favourites that are made daily.

Location: 1238 5th Avenue
Phone: 250-563-7779

Malaspina Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 8088 Princeton Crescent

Margo’s Café is located in the heart of the business community downtown. It serves a variety of breakfast and lunch options for the busy worker or for someone who wants to sit down and enjoy a meal. Margo’s Café also offers catering.

Location: 361 Victoria Street
Phone: 250-614-0088

Mario’s 2 for 1 Pizza offers two pizzas, any toppings, any size for the price of one. They also serve other great items including wings, sub sandwiches, panzerotti, curry dishes, and veggie samosas.

Location: 2418 Ospika Boulevard South
Phone: 250-563-1435
Email: contact(At)marios2for1pizza(Dot)com

McMaster Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 7780 Newton Crescent

McMillan Creek Regional Park provides access to the Nechako River cutbanks and provides a scenic view of Prince George and the surrounding landscape. McMillan Creek passes through a deep ravine surrounded by towering Douglas Fir trees. The creek is an important habitat for rainbow trout and provides valuable spawning beds. Walk the 2.5 km trail system to view several ecosystems or take the 1 km trail for views of the city from the cutbanks.

Location: Off Highway 97 and north of Hoferkamp Road

Mild Chili Indian Cuisine is an Indian restaurant that offers a variety of Indian dishes cooked in special spices and served with love. Private event catering is also available.

Location: 159 1600 15th Avenue
Phone: 250-596-4484

Montana’s BBQ and Bar is a great place to unwind with a plate of BBQ and perhaps a nice drink. Any reason is a good reason. A night out for the big game, a great meal after a long weeks’ work or just listen to a little music while you enjoy steak, ribs, seafood or chicken, all BBQ’d to perfection.

Location: 2730 Recplace Drive
Phone: 236-601-1110

Moore’s Meadow Nature Park offers residents (especially dog-owners) an escape to nature in the city. The 60-hectare nature park is situated within a glacial kettle – a unique geological landform formed after the ice age. Moore’s Meadow Nature Park boasts a forested hillside area, providing a viewpoint for many different ecosystems, including a large meadow area at the bottom of the glacial kettle. The picturesque meadow area at Moore’s Meadow Nature Park can be accessed by a 5 km rustic trail system, which is popular with birdwatchers, hikers, and dog walkers. Moore’s Meadow is one of the City’s three off-leash pet areas. Pet-owners, please note the trails in the park are on-leash for pets, while the open meadow within this nature park is off-leash.

Location: Off Foothills Boulevard and south of Otway Road

Moosehart Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 2447 Abbott Crescent

Moran Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 216 Moran Crescent

Moxie’s features a dining room and lounge that’s open seven days a week. The menu is globally inspired for delicious food from burgers to souvlaki. Moxie’s also offers daily drink specials, brunch on the weekends and an outdoor patio that’s open all summer long.

Location: 1804 Central Street East
Phone: 250-564-4700

MR MIKES Steakhouse Casual offers tasty affordable creations, including steaks, burgers, pastas and salads. There’s a daily happy hour at this casual, family friendly restaurant.

Location: 2216 Ferry Avenue
Phone: 250-562-1080

Mr. Sushi offers a wide variety of sushi, as well as udon, pad thai, soba and ramen noodle dishes. If you can’t decide, bento boxes are available and if you’re having a get together, party trays are a great choice.

Location: 6491 John Hart Highway
Phone: 250-596-3230

Nancy O’s is a 60 seat adult only restaurant that prides itself on sourcing food locally and is open seven days a week in the heart of downtown Prince George. From inventive pastas and burgers to eggs benedict for Sunday brunch, and from live music to comedy, your appetite for delicious food and great entertainment is sure to be satisfied at Nancy O’s.

Location: 1261 3rd Avenue
Phone: 250-562-8066
Email: info(At)nancyos(Dot)ca

Play some good ‘ol fashioned five pin bowling here. Birthday and group parties are available.

Location: 1665 3rd Avenue
Phone: 250-564-7315

The Nechako Karate Club is located in the Prince George Martial Arts Centre in downtown Prince George. The club offers training in all aspects of karate in a safe and fun envrionment.

Location: 1175 Village Avenue
Phone: 250-566-7995
Email: sensei[At]pgwadokarate[Dot]ca

Nelly’s Pub is located next to the Northwood Motor Inn. Serving up breakfast, lunch and dinner, plus daily specials, Nelly’s Pub offers a casual atmosphere for the hungry traveller or local to stop and enjoy a meal.

Location: 2280 Hart Highway
Phone: 250-563-0456

Want to play some pool? Nicholson Billiards is the place to go! In addition to several pool tables, you’ll find an arcade and a concession.

Location: 2222 Nicholson Street South
Phone: 250-564-6759

The Noodle Box lets you mix and match for your favourite flavours and dietary needs.

Phone: 250 596-0099

Nordic Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 4044 Nordic Drive

North 54 is a locally owned fine dining restaurant that has been a part of Prince George’s restaurant community since 2004. Fresh creations are offered daily, as is the opportunity to try a three, four, five or six course meal. North 54 also offers a wine list of over 150 fantastic bottles consisting of the finest, highest rated and most interesting wines from British Columbia and around the world.

Location: 1493 3rd Avenue
Phone: 250-564-5400
Email: carey-lynn(At)north54(Dot)ca

North Capital Judo is a martial arts school offering judo classes for kids, men and women.

Location: 830 10th Avenue
Phone: 250-564-0347

The North Cariboo Senior Soccer League offers people the chance to play soccer as part of an organized team.

Location: 1771 George Paul Way
Phone: 250-564-9565
Email: ncssl[At]ncssl[Dot]com

The North Cariboo Senior Soccer League offers people the chance to play soccer as part of an organized team.

Location: 1771 George Paul Way
Phone: 250-564-9565
Email: ncssl(At)ncssl(Dot)com

North College Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 5355 Eton Avenue

BC’s northern most and largest fruit winery. Built on the banks of the Nechako River, at the base of Prince George’s famous cutbanks, visit the Bistro, tasting room or have an event in the orchard.

Phone: 250-564-1112

Northern Palace Restaurant offers traditional Chinese cuisine for dining in, take out and catering. This large restaurant has room for 150 people and an outdoor patio.

Location: 3788 Austin Road West
Phone: 250-962-6838

The Oakroom Grill serves a globally inspired menu and is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Location: 104-1023 Central Street West
Phone: 250-277-1882

Ochakwin Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 778 Ochakwin Crescent

Olympus Freerunning is Prince George’s first and only parkour training facility.

Location: 1733 Nicholson Street
Email: olympusfrpg[At]gmail[Dot]com

This family-run studio opened in 2007 and offers classes to accommodate all fitness levels. On the Move Personal Fitness owners Kris and Brianne offer a safe, positive environment using cutting edge training to help people reach their goals.

Location: 1867 1st Avenue
Phone: 250-564-3441
Email: info(At)onthemovefitness(Dot)ca

Orangetheory is a science-backed, technology-tracked, coach-inspired group workout designed to produce results from the inside out. The hardest part of their workouts is showing up – they make it simple for you to push yourself, be your personal best and give you more.

Location: 3055 Massey Drive
Phone: 250-277-1676

Located in the Exploration Place, nutritious locally-made treats while seated in the Gaia Hall or grab and go from our take-out window.

The Caledonia Nordic Ski Centre is operated by the not-for-profit Caledonia Nordic Ski Club. Located minutes west of Prince George, the facility includes 55 km of groomed trails, night skiing, dog-friendly trails and numerous snowshoe trails. The large, comfortable day lodge has heated washrooms, a wax room, kitchen, ski school, and equipment rentals. Otway is also home to a world-class biathlon facility and a cross-country technical building. The ski season typically starts mid- to late-November and ends in April. In the summer season, the lodge is closed, but the ski and snowshoe trails remain open for hiking and biking. Otway has also hosted several large-scale sporting events, including the 2015 Canada Winter Games.

Address: 8141 Otway Road
Phone: 250-649-1144
Email: manager(At)caledonianordic(Dot)com

Paddlewheel Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It was built in memory of the upper Fraser River sternwheelers that landed in the area in the early 1900s. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 2466 Regents Crescent

Papa John’s Pizza offers a selection of pizza options with a signature sauce and original dough that is fresh and never frozen.

Location: 103-1023 Central Street West
Phone: 250-596-4020

In the mood for a movie, but it’s summer time and you don’t want to be stuck indoors? The Park Drive-In Theatre offers the latest movies on a 3200 square foot outdoor screen. So drive your car out to the Park Drive-In, find a spot to park, and make sure to check out the concession while you’re there.

Location: 9660 Raceway Road
Phone: 250-617-4342
Email: parkdrivein(At)gmail(Dot)com

Parkridge Heights Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 7736 Dow Road

Perry Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 299 Wilson Crescent

Aikido is a contemporary Japanese “Martial Way”. At the heart of Aikido training lies the concept, not of defeating an attacker, but rather of effectively meeting, redirecting and guiding an opponent’s force to neutralize an attack or aggressive situation. PG Aikido offers classes for children aged 6-12 and for adults.

Location: 2020 Massey Drive
Phone: 250-964-4644
Email: info(At)pgaikido(Dot)ca

Tasty Bite is an Indian restaurant known for flavourful Indian cuisine.

Phone: 250 596 0025

Location: 7610 Dave Road
Phone: 250-964-4644

The Prince George Auto Racing Association holds races throughout the spring, summer, and fall, including Hit to Pass, which is an race involving racers hitting each other to pass. You need to see it to believe it!

Location: 1417 Highway 16 East
Phone: 250-981-5418
Email: pgara(At)shaw(Dot)ca

The Pidherny Recreation Site offers trail access for all non-motorized users. Anyone who mountain bikes, hikes, enjoys leisurely walks, skis, snowshoes or engages in any other non-motorized sport is welcome. Trails range from easy to difficult and many include basic and intermediate structures and jumps.

Poyner Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 3117 Poyner Crescent

Predator Paintball has been offering people who live in Prince George and the surrounding region a chance to work as a team while having fun tracking down and hitting opposing team members with paintballs for over two decades. You don’t need size, speed or strength to lead a team to victory; just the ability to strategize and work as a team. One last thing: you need to be 10 years or older to play.

Location: Air Tanker Road
Phone: 250-563-3887

The Prince George and District Community Arts Council was established in 1968 to respond to a growing consciousness of the value of expanding the reputation of Prince George district artistic endeavours in both a provincial and national context. The community arts council has been a vital component of the Prince George district for almost 50 years. Since its founding, the community arts council and its members have been providing a wide range of services and programs that have helped contribute to the spirit of innovation, ingenuity and open-mindedness that defines the Prince George district. The Council’s artists, performers, ensembles, artisan guilds and cultural organizations represent city residents from all walks of life. 

Location: 2820 15th Avenue
Phone: 250-563-2880
Email: info(At)studio2880(Dot)com

The Prince George Aquatic Centre boasts an 8 lane 50 metre competition pool and leisure wave pool equipped with overhead sprays, bubbles, lazy river channel and waves that break on a zero depth beachfront area. The facility also houses a 1500 square foot fitness centre which is equipped with cardiovascular machines including stair climbers, stationary bikes and treadmills with additional workout stations for building strength and endurance. A lobby concession provides light snacks and beverages.

Location: 1770 George Paul Lane
Phone: 250-561-7787

The Prince George Astronomical Observatory has over 5,000 visitors every year. The darker skies in Prince George are credited with the high number of visitors as they provide excellent viewing conditions. Check out the society’s website and make a plan to stop by to view the stars and other cosmic wonders.

Location: 7765 Tedford Road
Phone: 250-962-2334

The Prince George Barracuda Swim Club is a year-round non-profit organization that offers swimming programs for all ages and abilities. Programs develop swimmers from basic swimming skills to the competitive level, in a friendly and supportive environment. 

Email: info(At)pgbsc(Dot)org

The Prince George Blizzard Speed Skating Club is a recreational and competitive speed skating club that offers learn to skate programs for all ages and abilities. From September to March, the Blizzard program offers short track (inside a hockey rink) and long track (a 400 meter oval) practices and competitions to skaters aged four to adult.

Location: 2187 Ospika Boulevard South

The Prince George Cantata Singers are British Columbia’s Central Interior premier adult mixed-voice choir. Founded in 1968, the 60-80 members enjoy performing a variety of musical styles, including classical, folk, gospel, jazz, ethnic and pop.

Location: 1505 5th Avenue (rehearsals held here)
Phone: 250-962-1663
Email: pgcantatasingers(At)gmail(Dot)com

The Prince George Conservatory of Music is the largest music educator in Northern British Columbia since its beginning in 1984. And it has been a chapter member of the British Columbia Association of Community Music Schools since 1987. The Conservatory offers our community a curriculum that takes the students from a beginning level to professional level.

Location: 3555 5th Avenue
Phone: 250-564-7467
Email: pgconservatory(At)gmail(Dot)com

Watch the Prince George Cougars play against other teams in the Western Hockey League at the CN Centre throughout the hockey season for a chance to be named Memorial Cup champions. 

Location: 100-2187 Ospika Blvd.
Phone: 250-561-0783
Email: info(At)pgcougars(Dot)com

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The Prince George Council of Seniors is a registered charity that operates several programs, services and events to enhance the lives of Seniors in the Prince George area. You will find all the information needed for those programs, services and events at the Seniors Resource Centre

Phone: 250 564 5888 
Email: info[at]pgcos[dot]ca

Do you like to create art and other items with fabric and thread? Anyone with an interest in the Fibre Arts is welcome to join the guild. 

Location: 2820 15th Avenue
Phone: 250-649-5048

Established in 1971, the Prince George Figure Skating Club (PGFSC) has over 300 members. We offer skating programs for all ages and abilities and follow the standards that have been set by Skate Canada.

Location: 2187 Ospika Boulevard
Phone: 250-563-4768
Email: pgfsc(At)telus(Dot)net

The Prince George Golf and Curling Club is home to a Par 71 golf course and eight sheets of curling ice. The Club has hosted numerous Provincial golf championships and also hosted the BC Amateur in 2000. The curling club has hosted many provincial and national tournaments including the Scott Tournament of Hearts – Women’s Canadian Championship in 2000 and the BC Provincial Scotties in January 2014.

Location: 2601 Recplace Drive
Phone: 250-563-0357

The Prince George Gymnastics Club is located at the Exhibition Sports Centre and offers 16,000 square feet of space for jumping, tumbling, trampolining and other gymnastics related activities. The club also offers space for birthday parties and a summer camp.

Location: 120-4175 18th Avenue
Phone: 250-564-7343
Email: pggymnastics(At)telus(Dot)net

The Prince George Horse Society promotes the recreational, social, and education benefits of the equine disciplines, and accessibility to equine pursuits.  The Society rents the facility to various member and non-member groups, offers riding passes, boarding and has qualified instructors for all age groups regardless if you own a horse or not.

The Prince George Italian Club was founded in 1964 and aims to promote unity within the Italian community of north central and northern British Columbia. 

Location: 533 Dominion Street
Phone: 250-562-4722

The Prince George Judo Club is the oldest club in Prince George, and one of the oldest in British Columbia. It has evolved over the years, and now includes four mat areas that can accommodate small tournaments, a fitness centre, two change rooms, two black belt change rooms and a playroom. The club is run by some of the top instructors in BC, including a national level coach who has trained athletes from across the province.

The Prince George Native Friendship Centre (PGNFC) is one of the largest and busiest community service delivery agencies in Prince George. The centre’s clientele of Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal peoples have supported the Centre’s program offerings for the last 41 years. The PGNFC provides culturally appropriate programming to meet the community’s unique and diverse needs. The centre offer a wide variety of services, which includes educational, employment, health, and social programs.

Location: 1600 3rd Avenue
Phone: 250-564-3568
Email: info(At)pgnfc(Dot)com

The Prince George Photographic Society is interested in all forms of photography, including black and white prints, colour prints, slides, digital technology, and the use of computers to enhance the photo taking experience. Members like to participate in national and regional photo competitions, and try to get “out in the field” as often as possible. Members range from beginner to expert and share knowledge of cameras, lenses, filters, flashes and accessories, photographic techniques, and computers.

Location: 483 Gillett Street (meetings held here)
Email: info(At)pgphotoclub(Dot)com

The Prince George Playhouse is a 295 seat community theatre. It is the perfect venue for intimate theatre, concerts, meetings, movies, conferences, tradeshows and even weddings! The spacious and tastefully decorated lobby is ideal as a standalone venue and a welcome spot for an intermission drink or rendezvous with friends.

Location: 2626 Recplace Drive
Phone: 250-563-8401
Email: admin(At)pgplayhouse(Dot)ca

The Prince George Potters’ Guild is a registered non-profit organization located at Studio 2880. Established in 1976, the Guild has a long, rich history of sharing opportunities, ideas and successes. It is completely dependent on the hard work and commitment of its members. Members of all skill levels form a co-operative group who generously volunteer their time and share the responsibilities of running and maintaining the studio facilities. 

Location: 2880 15th Avenue
Email: clay(At)potters(Dot)ca

A locally owned and operated recreational facility hosting just about every kind of event and recreational sport you can think of.   Roller skate rentals are available.

Home of the Prince George Youth Soccer Association, Rotary Soccer fields were completed in 1996. The facility has 8 fields, 5 fields are lit. Amenities include washrooms, clubhouse, change rooms and concesssion. The facilities have hosted regional, provincial and national events.

Explore the P G Snowmobile Club’s trails. You can travel 7 to 32 mile round trip. These trails are groomed and a great way to spend the day.

The PGSC features a modern clubhouse which is a year round facility with ample level parking, a campground nearby, a sliding hill, and an extensive network of trails.

The Prince George Symphony Orchestra (PGSO) is a producer of quality symphonic music with a core of extremely talented and dedicated professional musicians. It is also the only professional or semi-professional orchestra in the area encompassing the entire northern province west of Prince George to the west coast, north to the Arctic Ocean, at least 400 kilometers to the east, and 520 kilometers south.  The PGSO is the cultural leader in Prince George and central and northern BC in terms of live classical music.

Location: 2880 15th Avenue (rehearsals take place here)
Phone: 250-562-0800

Contact the Prince George Women’s Soccer Association to join a women’s soccer team.

Phone: 250-640-5425
Email: pgwsa(Dot)info(At)gmail(Dot)com

The Prince George Woodturners Guild meets monthly with people interested in advancing their woodturning skills. Everyone with an interest in woodturning is welcome.

Location: 725 Canada Games Way (meetings held here)

The Prince George Youth Soccer Association offers outdoor and indoor programs for youth.

Location: 965 Winnipeg Street
Phone: 250-564-5900
Email: indoor[At]pgysa[Dot]bc[Dot]ca

Prudente Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 4132 Prudente Road

The Prince George Public Library offers access to books, music, DVDs, and video games. It also provides Internet access and programs and services for children and youth. The library has two locations: the main location is in downtown Prince George and a smaller locations is in the Hart Highlands area.

Location: 888 Canada Games Way
Phone: 250-563-9251
Email: ask(At)pgpl(Dot)ca

The Prince George Public Library offers access to books, music, DVDs, and video games. It also provides Internet access and programs and services for children and youth. The library has two locations: the main location is in downtown Prince George and a smaller locations is in the Hart Highlands area.

Location: 6547 Hart Highway
Phone: 250-563-9251
Email: ask(At)pgpl(Dot)ca

Punchaw Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 4270 Punchaw Crescent

Purden is central British Columbia’s largest mountain for skiing and snowboarding enthusiasts. For over 50 years, we have been supplying an exciting and robust ski adventure. Purden has 26 named runs, the longest (Lakeview) has over two miles of fabulous terrain! 

Email: skipurden@gmail.com

Quinson Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 484 Quinn Street

For 35 years, Quiznos has been making hot toasted subs with butcher-quality meats and natural cheeses. Quiznos has two locations in Prince George.

Location: 633 Central Street West
Phone: 250-564-7394

For 35 years, Quiznos has been making hot toasted subs with butcher-quality meats and natural cheeses. Quiznos has two locations in Prince George.

Location: 137-1600 15th Avenue
Phone: 250-564-7793

Featuring a paved 1,200 foot track and modern indy-style karts, Raceway Go-karts is ranked as one of the top go-karts in BC and is also one of the most affordable. It only costs 90 cents per lap compares to $1.40 per lat at most tracks! Raceway Go-karts is open Saturdays and Sundays during the spring and summer for drivers who are 10 years of age or older.

Location: 9660 Raceway Road
Phone: 250-617-4342
Email: parkdrivein(At)gmail(Dot)com

Looking for a fun family activity or weekend outing with some friends? Try out mini golf at the Park Drive-in. Featuring 18-holes in a park like setting, this mini golf course offers guaranteed fun for the whole family or a group of friends. If you’re hungry after your game, there are plenty of benches and picnic tables for you to sit at and enjoy lunch or a snack.

Location: 9661 Raceway Road
Phone: 250-617-4343
Email: parkdrivein(At)gmail(Dot)com

Rainbow Park is a popular destination park, featuring beautiful flower beds, forested glacial kettles, and picturesque valleys, right in the centre of our City. Rainbow Park is a perfect spot to walk nature paths, enjoy the flower beds, plan an outdoor wedding, or take the kids tobogganing in the winter. Pets are not permitted in this park. Rainbow Park is home to one of two Prince George disc golf courses. Pets are not permitted in this park.

Location: 3800 Rainbow Drive

Our ramen is the perfect meal to nourish your body and soul. We are pleased to serve you our tasty meals to make you healthy and happy.

Phone: (250) 964-6771

Red Robin is a family friendly restaurant that serves a variety of gourmet burgers and other menu items.

Location: 101-1600 15th Avenue
Phone: 250-614-0800

Renison Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 7824 Piedmont Crescent

Ridgeview Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 2992 Ridgeview Park

Located across from the Courthouse in downtown Prince George, Ritual Coffee Bar offers fresh craft coffee, espresso, breakfast, and lunch.

Location: 1085 3rd Avenue
Phone: 236-423-1137

Roastery, Bakery, Coffee Bar. Single origin coffee roasted daily, in house.

Location: 1035 3rd Avenue
Phone: 236 423-1137
Email: contact@ritualcoffeeworks.com

Located in the Sandman Signature Hotel, Rockford is a stylish casual dining experience, dedicated to those looking for unique and delicious menu choices, good value and great service.

Location: 2990 Recreation Place
Phone: 250-649-0033
Email: feedback(At)rockfordgrill(Dot)com

Ron Brent Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 1902 Victoria Street

Sanderson Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 2783 Sanderson Road

Second Cup is Canada’s largest specialty coffee retailer and offers free trade coffee options and a variety of sweet treats.

Location: 1600-15th Avenue
Phone: 250-562-5620

Seymour Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 2552 Ellison Drive

Shogun is an authentic Japanese steakhouse featuring the art of Teppan-style cooking and a wide variety of sushi. The entertainment, service and great food are the ingredients of the Shogun experience. Located in the Coast Inn of the North, the Shogun also offers private Shojii Rooms for a more personal dining experience.

Location: 770 Brunswick Street
Phone: 250-563-0121

Sim’s Lunchbox serves a variety of take-out Japanese and Korean lunch options.

Loction: 102-859 3rd Avenue
Phone: 250-562-6411

Sinclair Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 1860 Sinclair Drive

Snowdrop Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 4650 Snowdrop Drive

So Good Restaurant serves Japanese and Chinese cuisine and is family friendly. This restaurant offers dine in and take out options.

Location: 3333 8th Avenue
Phone: 250-614-2388

South Fort George Family Resource Centre is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 1200 La Salle Avenue

Southridge Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 7043 Southridge Avenue

Spice of Life serves a variety of Indian cuisine. Dining in, take out and catering options are available.

Location: 454 Douglas Street
Phone: 250-423-2500

Spicy Greens is a fully licensed restaurant that specializes in South Indian, Sri Lankan and Singapore cuisine. Customers can dine in or take out.

Location: 5083 Domano Boulevard
Phone: 778-416-1616

The Prince George Spruce Kings have been a community owned team since the mid-1970s. They are a part of the British Columbia Hockey League and their games provide a great night of entertainment!

Location: 888 Dominion Street
Phone: 250-564-1747
Email: marketing(At)sprucekings(Dot)bc(Dot)ca

St. John Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 7994 St. John Crescent

St. Mark Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 7540 St. Mary Crescent

St. Mathew Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 7700 St. Mathew Place

Starbucks offers a variety of coffee and tea options, breakfast options, fine pastries and other treats.

Location: 1477 Central Street West
Phone: 250-561-2532

Starbucks offers a variety of coffee and tea options, breakfast options, fine pastries and other treats.

Location: 100-5212 Domano Boulevard
Phone: 250-906-0001

Located in the Ramada Plaza, Starbucks offers a variety of coffee and tea options, breakfast options, fine pastries and other treats.

Location: 444 George Street
Phone: 250-561-5680

Starbucks offers a variety of coffee and tea options, breakfast options, fine pastries and other treats.

Location: 3161 Massey Drive
Phone: 250-562-4272

Starbucks offers a variety of coffee and tea options, breakfast options, fine pastries and other treats.

Location: 643 Central Street West
Phone: 250-614-1811

Starlane Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 4140 Speca Street

Head to The Strike Zone to play some ten pin bowling on one of 16 lanes or take on the 18 hole glow in the dark mini golf. Strike Zone also has a concession where food and drinks may be purchased. Featuring Cosmic Bowling, the Strike Zone is fun for the entire family.

Location: 2366 Westwood Drive
Phone: 250-563-2695

The Artisan Gift Shoppe is a gallery of creative art representing talented north central and northern British Columbia artists. Visit the shop and discover unique hand-crafted pieces you can use and enjoy every day. 

Location: 2820 15th Avenue
Phone: 250-562-4526

Supertrak BMX is a nonprofit association that holds local races twice a week as well as gate practices every Monday night, weather permitting. Racers as young as 2 years old to adults are members of the Supertrak BMX Association.

Sushi 97  offers delicious non traditional, traditional sushi.

(250) 563-3997 

Phone: (236) 423-3399

Email: sushiyoripg[at]gmail[dot]com

Sycamore Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 2935 Sycamore Crescent

Tabor 2 for 1 Pizza offers delicious pizza and lasagna options for take out.

Location: 100 Tabor Boulevard South
Phone: 250-563-7700

The Tabor Mountain Recreation Site is located 20 kilometres east of Prince George and covers 35,000 ha of natural and managed forest lands. It offers hundreds of kilometres of trails that provide four-season opportunities for motorized and non-motorized recreational activities. Included in the trail network is the Dougherty Creek Mobility Trail, which is a 450-metre-plus ramp and platform trail suitable for people with mobility challenges and/or mobility aids. 

Location: Willow Cale Forest Service Road

Taco Del Mar serves burritos, tacos, bowls and more.

Location: 5750 Southridge Avenue
Phone: 250-964-8081

Thanh Vu is a family owned and operated restaurant specializing in traditional Vietnamese cuisine.

Location: 1778 Highway 97 South
Phone: 250-564-2255

The Black Clover serves up Irish inspired dishes and cocktails and, of course, Irish craft brews and ciders in a comfortable pub atmosphere. Enjoy live entertainment, mix and mingle, or play a game of pool or darts. Open late, The Black Clover is a great place to gather with friends for the evening.

Location: 1165 5th Avenue
Phone: 250-564-4441

The Chopped Leaf’s menu includes chef designed salads and wraps, soups, sandwiches and appetizers. All dressings and soups are recipes that focus on being natural and flavourful. Healthy, high quality, and nutritious food will keep you feeling good after you eat.

Location: 633 Central Street West
Phone: 250-612-9249

This science and history museum provides a hands-on experience where children and adults can touch, feel and learn about a diverse range of subjects. The Exploration Place also offers day care services.

Location: 333 Becott Place
Phone: 250-562-1612
Email: info(At)theexplorationplace(Dot)com

The Keg Steakhouse and Bar has a focus on high-quality steaks and a casual yet contemporary dining experience. The Keg offers a dining area, spacious lounge and outdoor patio.

Location: 582 George Street
Phone: 250-563-1768

Theatre North West is a regional theatre dedicated to bringing our audience a wide range of plays drawn from the contemporary Canadian and International repertoire. Actors and other theatre professionals are contracted for each production from across Canada to work with our resident staff in order to bring together a four-play season which runs from September to May. Now the largest arts organization in the upper two-thirds of British Columbia, Theatre North West boasts the most paid attendance, most annual performances, and one of the highest subscription rates in Canada.

Location: #35-556 North Nechako Road
Phone: 250-563-6976
Email: admin(At)theatrenorthwest(Dot)com

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The Thirsty Moose Pub is operated by the Northern Undergraduate Student Society (NUGSS) and is located in the NUSC Building at the University of Northern British Columbia. The Thirsty Moose provides affordable food and beverage options to students including a variety of locally sourced products. Most of the Thirsty Moose team are UNBC students. The general public is welcome!

Location: 3333 University Way
Phone: 250-960-6023

The first Tim Hortons was opened by a National Hockey League legend of the same name in 1964. Tim Hortons is now a well known fast food restaurant that serves hot and cold beverages along with numerous quick meal options, as well as doughnuts and cookies.

Location: 4114 15th Avenue
Phone: 250-614-4335

The first Tim Hortons was opened by a National Hockey League legend of the same name in 1964. Tim Hortons is now a well known fast food restaurant that serves hot and cold beverages along with numerous quick meal options, as well as doughnuts and cookies.

Location: 612 Central Street East
Phone: 250-562-1672

The first Tim Hortons was opened by a National Hockey League legend of the same name in 1964. Tim Hortons is now a well known fast food restaurant that serves hot and cold beverages along with numerous quick meal options, as well as doughnuts and cookies.

Location: 2388 Ferry Avenue
Phone: 250-561-2502

The first Tim Hortons was opened by a National Hockey League legend of the same name in 1964. Tim Hortons is now a well known fast food restaurant that serves hot and cold beverages along with numerous quick meal options, as well as doughnuts and cookies.

Location: 6720 John Hart Highway
Phone: 250-962-0592

The first Tim Hortons was opened by a National Hockey League legend of the same name in 1964. Tim Hortons is now a well known fast food restaurant that serves hot and cold beverages along with numerous quick meal options, as well as doughnuts and cookies.

Location: 1475 Edmonton Street
Phone: 250-612-8760

The first Tim Hortons was opened by a National Hockey League legend of the same name in 1964. Tim Hortons is now a well known fast food restaurant that serves hot and cold beverages along with numerous quick meal options, as well as doughnuts and cookies.

Location: 3055 Massey Drive
Phone: 250-564-8467

The first Tim Hortons was opened by a National Hockey League legend of the same name in 1964. Tim Hortons is now a well known fast food restaurant that serves hot and cold beverages along with numerous quick meal options, as well as doughnuts and cookies.

Location: 5808 Southridge Avenue
Phone: 250-960-5782

The first Tim Hortons was opened by a National Hockey League legend of the same name in 1964. Tim Hortons is now a well known fast food restaurant that serves hot and cold beverages along with numerous quick meal options, as well as doughnuts and cookies.

Location: 3333 University Way
Phone: 250-562-6332

The first Tim Hortons was opened by a National Hockey League legend of the same name in 1964. Tim Hortons is now a well known fast food restaurant that serves hot and cold beverages along with numerous quick meal options, as well as doughnuts and cookies.

Location: 880 Victoria Street
Phone: 250-562-6332

Top Dog Agility, Obedience and Flyball Association is a non-profit society.  The facility has rubber flooring and is equipped with basic agility equipment.

The Treasure Cove Casino offers table games, slot machines, bingo, and a show lounge where a variety of shows are held.

Location: 2003 Highway 97 South
Phone: 1-866-561-2421

With its location in the gritty, industrial east end of downtown, Trench’s tasting room— with its big communal tables, lots of local timber and stylish antler-based décor—feels straight out of East Van. There’s live music, local wines and charcuterie, and West Coast-inspired beers inspired by a love of the great outdoors in the Rocky Mountain Trench.

Location: 399 2nd Avenue
Phone: 236-423-0065
Email: info(At)trenchbrew(Dot)ca

Triple O’s is a quick service restaurant that serves burgers made with 100% fresh Canadian beef, hand scooped milkshakes, thick cut fries and sectret Triple “O” sauce.

Location: 999 Central Street West
Phone: 250-564-5396

The Twisted Cork stemmed from a concept of upscale home cooking: comfort food with a twist. Visit the Twisted Cork to enjoy tapas and lunch or dinner selections that are prepared using proteins and produce from the Prince George area. The Twisted Cork also offers an extensive wine list along with a selection of craft beer and spirits.

Location: 1157 5th Avenue
Phone: 250-561-5550

Two Rivers Gallery is a centre for visual art in Prince George and the central interior of British Columbia. Visit the art gallery to art through exhibitions and guided tours and to learn and create. Numerous classes are available for all ages. Make sure to watch for major events held at the art gallery, including BMO KidzArt Dayz and Halloween Menagerie.

Location: 725 Canada Games Way
Phone: 250-614-7800

The UNBC Connector Trail is comprised of 10 km of trails that connect the University of Northern British Columbia, Forests for the World, and the Cranbrook Hill Greenway. The trails are popular with walkers, cyclists, and people on horseback.

Location: 4190 Massey Drive

Vanier Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 2727 Vanier Drive

Craving sushi? This small local establishment is known for its quick and friendly service. Stop by for made to order or pre-packaged sushi and a variety of noodle menu items. Eat in or take out.

Location: 396 Quebec Street
Phone: 250-562-8111

Watrous Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 377 Watrous Street

Westgate Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 3703 Highway 16

Stop by the Westwood Sports Pub to enjoy pub food while catching a game, playing trivia or watching a live band. The Westwood is available to book for parties, fundraisers and events.

Location: 233 Cherry Avenue
Phone: 250-596-3070

At the White Goose Bistro, while the menu speaks for itself, the most intriguing offering is that the head chef specializes in five or seven course dinners, catered to each client’s own whimsy and tastes. Visit the White Goose Bistro for lunch, where you can pick from a regular menu that includes a list of $11 lunch specials, or for dinner.

Location: 1205 3rd Avenue
Phone: 250-561-1002
Email: whitegoose[Dot]cyre[At]gmail[Dot]com

White Spot offers breakfast, lunch, dinner, take-out, late night snacks and a range of burgers in a casual atmosphere.

Location: 1433-1493 8th Avenue
Phone: 250-563-5550

Wilson Park is one of 13 nature parks in Prince George. Take your pup for a walk in this on-leash park area.

Location: 500 Ospika Boulevard North

Casually sophisticated in nature, Winston’s Resto-Bar is truly an exceptional destination for any dinner, drinks or event. The restaurant’s passion for food extends to the recipes they create to make customer’s experience special. Enjoy a refreshing cocktail or simply indulge in the diversity of food selections from burgers to bouillabaisse and perfectly grilled steak. Whether it’s a relaxed evening or a special night out, there’s always something to satisfy everyone’s taste at Winston’s Resto-Bar.

Location: 770 Brunswick Street

X Conditioning uses a variety of unique strength and conditioning tools. Strength training includes a complete weight room with free weights, dumbbells, kettlebells, and machines, in addition to accomodating strength tools such as chains and bands, strongman strength tools such as kegs, tractor tires, and sledgehammers, cardio equipment such as stationary bikes and rowing machines, and unorthodox training tools such as rings, sandbags, ladders, hurdles, and many, many more!

Japanese food

Phone: 778-416-5000

The YMCA of Northern BC facility is one of the best fitness facilities in northern British Columbia. the YMCA is, and always will be dedicated to building healthy, confident, secure and connected children and youth, families and communities. In addition to the fitness facilities, the YMCA offers after school care.

Zen Noodle House prides itself on delivering a true culinary experience for guests. The menu offers a wide variety of items that is mostly East Asian inspired. Contemporary and traditional are qualities that will highlight your dining experience, all while enjoying the cozy atmosphere and exceptional service.

Location: 693 Brunswick Street
Phone: 250-593-5009

Zimmaro Park is one of 66 neighbourhood parks located in Prince George. It provides residents with green space for community gatherings and recreational opportunities. Pets are not permitted at neighbourhood parks.

Location: 4811 Zimmaro Avenue

There’s no mistaking the aroma of expertly-roasted espresso beans mingled with the tantalizing scent of fresh-baked cinnamon buns on the sidewalk outside of Zoe’s Java House. Stop by and indulge in one along with your favourite specialty coffees or fresh fruit smoothies, or one of Zoe’s other delectable baked sweets, muffins and scones. Zoe’s Java House also features a lunch menu. All of Zoe’s dishes and baked goods are made in-house, from scratch, fresh every day.

Location: 1251 4th Avenue
Phone: 250-563-4369