Explore Our Community

Explore Our Community

Chamber of Commerce

The Revelstoke Chamber of Commerce is a not for profit organization, dependent on membership to deliver valuable services, business advocacy and events to our membership and community at large. Membership in the Chamber is a valuable asset to your business. The Chamber also manages the community visitor centre and tourism marketing in partnership with the City of Revelstoke, The Revelstoke Accommodation Association, Destination BC and Kootenay Rockies Tourism.

Community Connections

Community Connections is fully accredited by CARF (Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities). A not-for-profit agency providing a broad range of services to the community of Revelstoke and the surrounding area. Original services were reflective of the mandates of the two founding agencies - Revelstoke Association for Community Living and the Revelstoke Family and Youth Resources Society.

Community Futures

The Community Futures Development Corporation (CFDC) of Revelstoke is a non-profit community based agency providing services to both new and existing Revelstoke entrepreneurs. These services include one-on-one business counselling and advice, business planning assistance, business training, the self-employment program, and business financing for start-up and existing businesses.

Tourism Revelstoke

Excitement or thrill that one will experience in Revelstoke, British Columbia.

Revelstoke Visitor Information Centre

Whether you are just passing through, here for the day, or enjoying an extended trip, drop in to the Revelstoke Visitor Centre and speak to one of our friendly team members for all the information about what’s happening around town. We are open year-round and our knowledgeable staff are happy to assist you with everything – from accommodation bookings and activity suggestions, to directions and the local favorite hot spots!

Revelstoke Community Foundation

The Revelstoke Community Foundation is the official centennial legacy project, chosen in 1999, our city’s 100th birthday of incorporation. It is managed by a board of directors who are appointed and elected representing a broad range of community interests. The board of directors ensure that funds are invested prudently and that revenues generated are annually injected back into our community through a variety of projects. Grant making decisions are made carefully each year based on the community’s most current needs and wants.