Nestled along the Bonaparte River and renowned for its hospitality, Cache Creek is a popular stopover point for travelers. Take a break for a home-baked bite to eat and a cozy bed for the night, or stay and enjoy the community’s parks, markets and other tourist attractions.
Cache Creek, British Columbia, Canada
While the town blossomed as a supply point of the 1860s Gold Rush, there are two stories on the origin of the town’s name. Some claim it derived from the fur trade of the 1800s when supplies were stored or “cached” in the valley junction. Others say it came from a stagecoach robbery that occurred during the gold rush. The police were chasing two bandits; one was killed and the other, badly injured, buried the loot along the creek bed. The robber succumbed to his injuries before he could return, and the treasure remains yet to be found…
Spend a sunny afternoon at this farm market just off the highway. Endulge in fresh baked goodies or a delightful sandwich from the bakery. Bask in the sun on the edge of an orchard while cooling off with your favorite flavour of ice cream. Buy the freshest ingredients for a picnic or tonights bbq, select locally grown fruits and vegetables or grab a pie to take home. An amazing stop on your vacation will quickly turn into a must visit every time you are near!
Adopting the town’s ‘50s and ‘60s theme, the Info Centre is a town landmark and a useful resource for local and regional tourist information. Internet access, accessible bathrooms, an RV sani-station, and electric vehicle chargers are available here. Open mid-May to mid-September.
Those with a sense of adventure will find the Gold Country GeoTourism Program a great way to explore the local area. Immerse yourself in tales of Gold Rush robberies and mysterious mine shafts as you locate Cache Creek’s hidden “caches”.
Cache Creek’s semi-arid desert climate and long summer season is perfect for hiking, mountain biking, ATV-ing, fishing, swimming, golfing and camping.
This large wilderness park that keeps the valley undisturbed is home to Douglas fir and is ideal for wildlife viewing, photography, camping and hunting.
On a hot summer’s day, visit this 11-acre park to go cycling, take a dip in the outdoor pool, have fun at the baseball diamonds, basketball court and horseshoe pits, or simply relax in the gazebo and have a picnic. Kids will have a blast at the playground.
Located in the village's community hall, this gym has equipment suitable for all fitness levels. Open every day 6am - 11pm. Please visit the village office to book a tour or start your membership!
Visitors to Cache Creek are spoiled for choice when it comes to good food. Mouth-watering Chinese cuisine at the Star House Restaurant ( 854 S. Trans Canada Hwy), or fresh made sandwiches at Horsting's Farm during the summer months. For light snacks, pizzas and pies (all homemade and delicious) stop in at Anie’s Pizza and Bakery. Hungry
Visitors to Cache Creek are spoiled for choice when it comes to good food. Mouth-watering Chinese cuisine at the Star House Restaurant ( 854 S. Trans Canada Hwy), or fresh made sandwiches at Horsting's Farm during the summer months. For light snacks, pizzas and pies (all homemade and delicious) stop in at Anie’s Pizza and Bakery. Hungry Herbies (1301 Hwy 97) offers a variety of burgers, and creamy soft serve ice cream.
Graffiti Days takes place in the second week of September, and celebrates the ‘50s and ‘60s theme adopted by the village. Graffiti Days is held in conjunction with the Old Time Drags: vehicles 1970 and older race at the local airport, then parade through Ashcroft and finish at the Cache Creek Park with a show and shine. In the evening, t
Graffiti Days takes place in the second week of September, and celebrates the ‘50s and ‘60s theme adopted by the village. Graffiti Days is held in conjunction with the Old Time Drags: vehicles 1970 and older race at the local airport, then parade through Ashcroft and finish at the Cache Creek Park with a show and shine. In the evening, the Smoke Show gives everyone an opportunity to spin their tires and compete for prizes, and then dance the night away ’50s style.
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