Greenwood British Columbia Part of the BC Adventure Network. Over 5 million web site visitors annually ! Accommodations & Adventures   |  City Information   Greenwood, BC Canada's Smallest City Greenwood is now Canada's smallest city, but when it was incorporated in 1897 it was one of the mining boom towns. After World War One, the mining boom collapsed and Greenwood was all but deserted. In the early 1940's over 1000 Japanese Canadians were interned interned in Greenwood. Greenwood is not only the smallest city in Canada, but also a great Canadian tourist attraction. Located along Highway #3 between Osoyoos and Grand Forks, Green wood is nestled in the Boundary region between the Okanagan and the Kootenays of southern British Columbia. Greenwood offers attractions and historical sites set amid BC's natural beauty. It is a great place to explore or just relax. Many turn-of-the-century buildings have been restored, including: the Courthouse, Post Office and MacArthur Centre. Accommodation/Adventure Providers Jewel Lake Vacation Rentals: Imagine the escape, with Jewel Lake Vacation Rentals. Enjoy private lakefront, and all the conveniences of home plus a bar-b-que, fire pit, dock and a view that welcomes you. These beautiful summer vacation homes near Greenwood are fully equiped and waiting ... more If you would like to have your business listed, please Click Here. City Information Population: 776 Elevation: 748 metres (2,454 ft.) Access: Greenwood is serviced by commercial bus line or follow The Crowsnest Highway #3 east from Osoyoos or west from Grand Forks. Recreation Facilities & Activities: Trans Canada Trail, trout fishing, ice-fishing, downhill & cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, hiking, biking, boating. Local Attractions: Greenwood Museum, restored heritage buildings, Lotzkar Park, Jewel Lake Provincial Park, Phoenix Ski Hill, Wilgress Lake July - Founders Day Accommodations: Located within Greenwood are motels, campground and RV park as well as the City Park campsite which is operated by the Greenwood Board of Trade (est. 1899). There is a small fee per night. This is in effect from May 1st until early Nov. and includes wood for a campfire. A provincial park and lake resort are close to the town. For Information: Greenwood Visitor Info Centre 214 Copper Street, Box 399, Greenwood, BC V0H 1J0 Telephone: (250) 445-6355 • Fax: (250) 445-6355 E-mail: museum@sunshinecable.com Greenwood Board of Trade Box 430 Greenwood, BC V0H 1J0 Tel: (250) 445-6323 • Fax: (250) 445-6166 E-mail: gbtic@direct.ca Accommodations & Adventures   |  City Information

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