Welcome to Clearwater, BC

Wells Gray Outfitters is proud to call Clearwater, British Columbia home.

Located in the North Thompson Valley and at the gateway to Wells Gray Provincial Park, Clearwater is a small community surrounded by some of British Columbia’s most impressive outdoor spaces. It’s a place where recreation, community and the outdoors are a part of everyday life.

Whether you live here, are visiting Wells Gray Provincial Park, or are simply passing through on Highway 5, there is plenty to discover in and around Clearwater.

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Things to Do

Discover outdoor adventures, local attractions, recreation and other things to do while visiting Clearwater and Wells Gray Provincial Park.

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Where to Eat

From a quick bite to a sit-down meal, discover restaurants, cafés and other places to eat around Clearwater.

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Where to Stay

Planning to spend a night—or a few days—in Clearwater? Explore local hotels, motels, cabins, campgrounds and other accommodations.

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Community Sports

Get involved in local recreation. Find information about drop-in hockey, soccer, pickleball, basketball and other community sports and activities in Clearwater.

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Community Organizations

Learn more about the clubs, associations and organizations that help make sports, recreation and outdoor activities possible in Clearwater and the North Thompson Valley.

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Events

See what’s happening around Clearwater, from local sporting events and tournaments to community celebrations and outdoor events.

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Experience Clearwater

Clearwater may be best known as the gateway to Wells Gray Provincial Park, but there is much more to the community than a stop on the way to the waterfalls.

Explore the trails, join a local game, grab something to eat, attend an event or spend a few days discovering the North Thompson Valley.

At Wells Gray Outfitters, we’re proud to be part of the Clearwater community and to help locals and visitors get outside, get involved and make the most of this incredible part of British Columbia.