Museum At Campbell River
Learn about local Indigenous cultures and industrial development at this museum located on the Island Highway.
About Museum At Campbell River
Regional history takes shape inside the Museum At Campbell River, a coastal facility focusing on the area's industrial and cultural roots. Permanent displays highlight the trades that built the local economy, particularly commercial fishing and logging. Archival photographs and antique machinery document the early days of these demanding professions.
A large section of the floor space is dedicated to the First Nations of northern Vancouver Island. Visitors view traditional masks, carvings, and historical items belonging to the Kwakwaka'wakw people. The presentations explain their cultural practices and deep connection to the surrounding environment.
Find Museum At Campbell River
Contact us
- Mon–Sun10 AM – 5 PM
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Frequently asked
The building is at 470 Island Hwy. It sits right along the main coastal route through town.
Contact Museum At Campbell River
Reach Museum At Campbell River directly in Campbell River.
- (250) 287-3103
- www.crmuseum.ca
- 470 Island Hwy, Campbell River, BC V9W 4Z9, Canada, Campbell River
- Mon–Sun10 AM – 5 PM
