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Princeton British Columbia

Located at the junction of Highways 3 and 5A in the southwestern portion of the Okanagan Similkameen, Princeton radiates an air of "gold fever". A few buildings of the old mining townsites still remain. At the Princeton Castle, remnants of a 1908 cement factory can be found. The town was first settled in 1858 by John Fall Allison, who fell in love with the area and built a cattle ranch where Princeton is now located. Clean, sandy beaches line the river banks, offering a multitude of water related activities for visitors, such as trout fishing, canoeing, swimming and boating. The rolling grasslands are ideal for horseback riding, hiking, cross-country skiing and snowmobiling.

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Location Box 540
Princeton British Columbia V0X 1W0
Phone 250-295-3103
Fax 255

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Best Western Princeton (Hotels and Motels)
 
Best Western Princeton Inn (Hotels, Best Western)
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Bromley Rock Provincial Park (Parks)
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Countryside Inn (Miscellaneous)
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Countryside Inn (Miscellaneous)
 
Econo Lodge Inn Suites Princeton (Hotels and Motels)
 
Kennedy Lake Resort (Miscellaneous)
 
Otter Lake Provincial Park (Parks)
 
Paradise Valley Guest Ranch (Ranches, Guest Ranches)
 
Pinewood Expeditions (Sled Dog Racing)
 
Ponderosa Motel (Miscellaneous)
 
Ponderosa Motel (Hotels and Motels)
 
Princeton Castle (Bed and Breakfasts)
 
Sandman Inn Princeton (Hotels and Motels)
 
Sandman Inn Princeton (Miscellaneous)
 
The Apple Tree Restaurant (Restaurants)

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