We are nestled in a picturesque valley at the base of the Marble Mountains in Beautiful British Columbia. This valley was once a well traveled route during the Gold Rush Era 1850/60's formerly known as the 39 Mile Meadow.
Clinton is sometimes referred to as the Guest Ranch Capital of British Columbia. As a midway point between Vancouver and Prince George, Clinton serves as a center providing amenities to both its own residents and the traveling public. The surrounding area has many opportunities for outdoor recreation and historical sight seeing. These include fishing for rainbow trout, kokanee and eastern brook trout in our many lakes. The restored Clinton Museum is only one of the many sight seeing walkabouts waiting for you to discover.
The newly formed Marble Mountain Range Provincial Park, located west of Clinton, is a delight for backpackers, mountain bikers and horseback riders. In the winter, the lakes are wonderful for ice fishing. Snowmobilers can take daytrips into the alpine at Carson Mountain located just north of Clinton: or can soon use a newly developed trail that will extend all the way north of Barkerville.
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