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Revelstoke vacation rentals start at $28 CAD per night before taxes and fees
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320 properties offer extra space and kid-friendly amenities
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180 properties have a dedicated workspace
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400 of Revelstoke vacation rentals include wifi access
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Farmstay sleeps 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, views, privacy.
Farmstay is an old rural dairy farm. Note there is NO air conditioning only fans and no dish washer. Perfect for weddings, b'day celebrations etc, 15 amp p&w for 3 rvs (summer) $40 a night & lots of room to pitch a tent. EVENTS MUST be pre approved and will incurr extra fee’s. No noise after 11PM. City Bylaw!! Contact to discuss further. Mt Begbie Brewery & Hillcrest Hotel walking distance. Town 10 mins, ski field 20. Caters for 6 inside. BC Registration #H229012092. Business Licence 0004899
The Bed & Apple Chalet
Welcome to the Bed & Apple Chalet! A cozy chalet style house on 2.5 acres with stunning views of Boulder Mountain. located only 4 mins west of Revelstoke, BC, and 13 minutes from the RMR Mountain Resort. Featuring two bedrooms on the main floor and a two-bedroom loft. Each bedroom has its own Smart TV with cable. Two full bathrooms with heated floors. Fully stocked kitchen with a barbecue on the back deck. This chalet also features a wood burning stove for those cozy winter nights!
Premium Cabin at Boulder Mountain Resort
Cozy, contemporary, 1 King Bedroom, stand-alone cabin with pull-out sofa bed. Includes 3-piece bath with steam shower, kitchenette, flat screen TV in each room, gas fireplace, parking & a private deck. Guests have access to a our 8 person covered outdoor hot-tub. Conveniently located off the Trans-Canada Hwy outside of Revelstoke (5km west) all within an 18 min. drive to Revelstoke Mountain Resort, an 8 min. drive to downtown Revelstoke & seconds away from snowmobile trails!
Gondola Cabin Tiny House with secure bike storage
Private entrance, separate building with self check in an dedicated fibre internet just for your suite! At just under 200 sq ft, this is your chance to stay in a tiny house that doesn't feel all that tiny! With a queen size bed, kitchen with fridge, microwave, hotplate, sink and full compliment of dishes, cutlery, and cooking utensils you will feel right at home. Only 4 minutes to the gondola by car, and access to lockable bike/ski tuning and storage room is included.
Mountain View Condo with Rooftop Hot Tub
Modern 1-bedroom condo in Mackenzie Village, built in 2025 and perfect for up to 4 guests with a king sized bed as well as a comfortable pullout sofa. Enjoy uninterrupted mountain views, in-suite laundry, and a fully equipped kitchen. The building offers secure parking, gear storage, and great common spaces with a rooftop hot tub. Minutes to Revelstoke Mountain Resort and downtown, this bright and stylish space is the ideal base for your next adventure.
New Condo with Mountain Views and Rooftop Hot tub
New Modern Getaway 2BR + sofa bed /2BA w/ roof top hot tub – Mountain Views, Spacious & Ideal Location Unwind in this bright and modern 2-bedroom plus sofa bed, 2-bath retreat featuring a roof top hot tub and patio area, comfy queen beds, a fully equipped kitchen, and a cozy living space. Located near the ski hill and a 5 min drive to downtown, it’s ideal for families, friends, or business. Ski resort shuttle is right out front of the building.
Timber Lodge - Alpha Mountain Lodging
Modern, pet-friendly studio cabin surrounded by 25 acres of forest and mountain views, just minutes from Revelstoke. Features a stainless steel kitchen, Douglas mattress, cozy private deck, and large windows framing nature. Enjoy the shared cedar barrel sauna, custom gear drying room, and our Indigenous Kihîw Nature Trail—snowshoeing in winter. Across from Boulder Mountain’s snowmobile and biking trails. Sustainable and Biosphere Certified.
Top 1% -Kingfisher 4BR/HotTub/Sauna/Massage Chairs
A grand mini-mansion beside Revelstoke Mountain Resort & Cabot Golf Course, this custom luxury estate feels like your Grandad’s mountain home—warm, welcoming and timeless, but with high-end comfort throughout. Enjoy hot tub, wood-fired sauna, massage chairs and heated garage after a day of skiing, golfing or exploring. Cozy wood finishes, quality craftsmanship and adventure-ready amenities make this an unforgettable Revelstoke retreat.
Downtown Home. Private Hot Tub. Walkable Location
Feel like a local in one of Revelstoke's heritage homes. Unwind after a day of adventure in your private hot tub. The central location is perfect to explore the town on foot. Only steps from the downtown restaurants, shops and resort shuttle. And a short walk to the sports fields and iconic greenbelt walking trail. Whether you’re here for an adventure or a peaceful getaway, this home offers the perfect mix of comfort and location.
Selkirk Suite VR
A custom home settled in a coveted quiet neighbourhood near the base of Revelstoke Mountain Resort. Selkirk VR is a family operated vacation rental and one of the top authentic local accommodation options in Revelstoke. We look forward to sharing our knowledge and hospitality. We consistently re-invest in our rental ensuring linens, furniture and cookware stay at a 5+ star standard. Business Licence#0004454 Provincial Reg. H729381279
Basecamp Resorts Revelstoke I 2 Bedroom Apartment
Experience Revelstoke with our Two Bedroom Mountain-View Suite. Spread over 800 square feet, it's perfect for up to 6 guests. Each bedroom has a plush queen bed with premium linens, and the living area includes a queen-size memory foam pullout sofa. Enjoy a fully-stocked kitchen, high-speed WiFi, cable TV, ensuite laundry, and included parking. Ideal for families or groups, this suite ensures comfort and convenience during your stay.
Top 1% - PowTown Lodge 4BR Sauna & Hot Tub Retreat
Unwind in your private hot tub & cedar barrel sauna after a powder-packed day. PowTown Lodge offers four spacious bedrooms, two point five luxe baths and plenty of room to relax. Why you’ll love it: Massage chairs Chef-ready kitchen & BBQ patio High-speed Wi-Fi for remote work Secure gear storage Drive 2 min to the gondola, then come home for a soak and a steam Book your stay now - dates fill fast!
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When is the best time to visit Revelstoke?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Revelstoke?
Revelstoke has a range of stays near the downtown area, around the historic core, and in tranquil mountain neighborhoods. Many visitors choose locations that are close to local dining, trails, or winter activities.
What are the best things to do in Revelstoke with kids?
Families often explore the Revelstoke Railway Museum, enjoy adventure playgrounds, or try gentle forest trails. In winter, snow play and beginner ski slopes are popular with children.
What are some of the best things to do in Revelstoke?
Explore Mount Revelstoke National Park, discover local history at the Revelstoke Railway Museum, and take in mountain scenery on hiking or biking paths. In winter, snow sports are a frequent favorite.
How is the weather in Revelstoke?
Revelstoke has cold, snowy winters around 22-39°F (-6-4°C) and warmer, sunnier summers near 58-85°F (15-29°C). Spring and autumn bring mild weather, with rain common throughout the year.
What are the best places to visit in Revelstoke?
Mount Revelstoke National Park is often suggested for its trails and viewpoints, while the Revelstoke Railway Museum shares the area's rail history. The downtown area has local shops, galleries, and cafes.
What are some hiking trails in Revelstoke?
Explore Giant Cedars Boardwalk Trail for a forest stroll, tackle the Summit Trail in Mount Revelstoke National Park, or wander near alpine lakes. Trail options vary from gentle walks to steeper climbs.
What are some family activities we can do in Revelstoke?
Families often explore the Revelstoke Railway Museum, enjoy interactive exhibits at nearby ski hills, and stroll accessible paths along local rivers. During warmer months, the Aquatic Centre with its indoor pool and outdoor splash park, plus park spaces, invite relaxed play for guests of all ages.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Revelstoke?
Explore nearby provincial parks, relax at lakeside beaches, or discover surrounding hot springs. Scenic drives through the Columbia Mountains reveal stunning valleys and waterfalls.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Revelstoke?
Many accommodations in Revelstoke welcome pets, especially in mountain cabins, downtown apartments, and some lodges. Local trails and parks around town make it easy to get outdoors with your pet.
What are some local tips for visiting Revelstoke?
Bring layers, as weather can shift quickly from cool to warm. Locals often suggest trying regional food specialties, checking trail conditions in advance, and respecting wildlife and mountain safety signs.
What is Revelstoke known for?
Revelstoke is known for mountain sports, protected natural areas, and a vibrant arts scene. Its history includes significant rail and forestry heritage, and the community has a welcoming, outdoor-focused culture.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Revelstoke?
Explore tranquil paths in Mount Revelstoke National Park, or discover local artist studios that showcase regional creativity. Occasionally, quiet forest viewpoints and small lakes around town draw those looking for a less-traveled experience.
What are the best foods to try in Revelstoke?
Sample locally made smoked meats, fresh mountain-grown produce, and inventive craft brews. Many cafes serve house-baked treats, and some restaurants feature Indigenous-inspired flavors.
What should I bring for a trip to Revelstoke?
Pack layers for varied mountain weather, sturdy walking shoes, and rain gear for outdoor adventures. Sun protection and insect repellent are often useful during summer months.
What is the nightlife in Revelstoke like?
Revelstoke has relaxed pubs, live music events, and casual gathering spots around downtown. Local breweries and community venues bring people together, especially after outdoor adventures.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Revelstoke?
Revelstoke Mountain Resort hosts music and cultural festivals during summer, and winter features seasonal celebrations and community races. Arts fairs and markets often animate the downtown core.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Revelstoke?
Revelstoke has a range of family-friendly vacation rentals, including houses, townhomes, and cozy mountain cabins. Many are located near outdoor spaces and local attractions.
When is the best time to visit Revelstoke?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for hiking, biking, and outdoor festivals, while winter brings popular skiing and snowboarding conditions. Each season highlights different outdoor experiences.
All about Revelstoke
The small mountain town of Revelstoke punches above its weight in the world of epic outdoor adventure. Nestled between the soaring peaks of the Selkirk and Monashee mountains in southeastern British Columbia, Revelstoke is known for its incredible ski terrain and wide-open spaces, an ideal situation for those seeking a winter wonderland without the crowds. The Revelstoke Mountain Resort contains the longest vertical drop in North America at 1,713 metres (5,620 feet), and the town is the self-described heli-skiing capital of the world. Outside of the winter months, Revelstoke offers the opportunity to wander through fields of alpine wildflowers, raft the rapids of the Illecillewaet River, and hike in Glacier and Mount Revelstoke National Parks. In the compact and walkable downtown, enjoy stepping into independent shops and sitting down at local restaurants to enjoy après-ski with a craft brew or cocktail, and feast on creative dishes made with locally sourced ingredients.
What are the top things to do in Revelstoke?
Waterfall Trifecta
Revelstoke is located in the world’s only inland temperate rainforest, which means there’s a lot of water here. And where there’s water, there will be waterfalls worthy of exploration. Revelstoke has a Trifecta: the Sutherland, Begbie, and Moses Falls. The falls are best viewed during or after a rainstorm but are beautiful at any time of year. In winter, strap on your snowshoes and head to Begbie Falls, which is often frozen.
Meadows in the Sky Parkway
Ascend close to the summit of Mount Revelstoke on the Meadows in the Sky Parkway. Drive the winding road from the Columbia River valley into the alpine of Mount Revelstoke National Park. The road begins in the lush river valley and gives incredible mountain views and lookout points along the way.
Revelstoke Railway Museum
The Revelstoke Railway Museum showcases the impressive historical construction and operation of the Canadian Pacific Railway as it carved its way through Western Canada’s mountain region. The railway played a pivotal role in the growth of Canada, and the museum has a satellite branch at the site of the driving of the Last Spike at Craigellachie, just 30 minutes from town. You can stroll among railcar exhibits and climb aboard vintage steam engines and locomotives.