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Bigfoot attractions in British Columbia

5 places to visit in British Columbia: 1 museum, 2 roadside attractions, 2 festivals and events. Check opening times and dates with the official site before you set off.

Museums

Museum · Harrison Hot Springs, BCHarrison Visitor Centre and Sasquatch MuseumFree museum in the village where the word Sasquatch was born, from the Sts'ailes Sa:sq'ets. Casts, carvings, a longhouse room and an 8-foot statue for photos.Free

Festivals and events

Festival or event · Harrison Hot Springs, BCSasquatch DaysCo-hosted by the village and the Sts'ailes Nation, with war canoe races, cultural programs and Sasquatch talks on Harrison Lake.Usually mid June. 2027 dates not announced yetFestival or event · Courtenay, BCSquatch Watch Vancouver IslandA three-day Sasquatch conference in the Comox Valley with presenters, a vendor market and a gala dinner, partnered with the Queneesh Indigenous Community Society.Oct 30 to Nov 1, 2026

Roadside attractions

Roadside attraction · Kelowna, BCOgopogo StatueKelowna's most photographed public art: a fibreglass Ogopogo on the downtown waterfront, sculpted in 1960.FreeRoadside attraction · Harrison Hot Springs, BCSasquatch Provincial ParkLakes, trails and campgrounds just north of Harrison Hot Springs, renamed for the Sasquatch in 1968.

Creatures you can chase here

Bigfootaka Sasquatch, SkookumA huge, hair-covered, upright ape said to roam North American forests.Ogopogoaka N'ha-a-itk, NaitakaCanada's famous lake serpent of Okanagan Lake, BC.

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