Columbia Wetlands Outpost


Why do so many call the Columbia Wetlands one of the world’s living treasures?

Some say it is because the wetlands are home to hundreds of bird, animal and fish species. Others are struck by the sheer beauty of our watery setting nestled between the Rocky and Purcell mountains. What we know is that the mighty Columbia River slows as it winds through the wetlands, setting the pace for us, and, all those who come here.

We are inspired to share this magical place with people drawn to a natural world that is both exhilarating and profound. A day spent in the wetlands is an opportunity to discover one of nature’s treasures and, perhaps, to re-discover what is most important.

Discover something new around every bend at Columbia Wetlands Outpost Adventures!


With so many ways to explore the stunning Columbia Wetlands, we invite you to find the self-guided canoe, kayak or paddle board rental. Whether it is a summer adventure to the heart of the wetlands or a comfortable chair on the Captain’s dock in spring, summer or fall, there is something for everyone.

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Wetland Accommodations

Wherever you choose to lay your head, the magic of the Columbia Wetlands Outpost will make a night spent amidst all this beauty feel like a weeks rest!

Whether you are a group looking for a luxury mountain lodge or a family looking for a fun camping experience on a working farm, we have something special for you.

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Taking vows and celebrating with the people you love, in a beautiful setting, is the most cherished of occasions.  

The Columbia Wetlands Outpost Red Barn unique location amidst the magnificent backdrop of the Rocky and Purcell mountains whose timeless beauty and splendour seem to honour the promise of new beginnings.

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This is an exceedingly beautiful part of the province, and of course, wonderful place for birders. The family has created an amazing launching place, with swinging bridge and boardwalks. Thanks, you've created a terrific opening onto a very special ecosystem.
Anonymous, Canada