Campbell River, British Columbia, Canada is also known as the "Salmon Capital of the World". For decades visitors from around the world have come to Campbell River, BC to fish the coastlines, the inlets and the coves of the surrounding islands for Salmon, Halibut, Cod and Red Snapper. The surrounding lakes and rivers including the famous Campbell River itself, draws many fresh water fisherman to the area looking to catch Trout and Salmon. The proud fishing community of Campbell River, BC embraces the fishing experience with many fine amenities to ensure an enjoyable visit like the many marinas, docks, piers, guides and tour groups in the area. 'The Salmon Capital of the World ' draws international attention from dignitaries, sports stars, politicians, and 'regular joes' from all walks of life. Campbell River B.C. is a coastal community on the shores of the Discovery Passage with the islands of Quadra and Cortes located in the distance, across the strait, accessed by a short BC Ferry ocean cruise. The Discovery Passage is a major route for many fishing vessels, sailboats and cruise ships. Night time brings many lights to the Discovery Passage from these passing vessels.

Campbell River is a beautiful beach community which can be viewed and explored along the scenic paved coastal oceanfront path called the 'Seawalk'. Campbell River, BC city centre has a good selection of restaurants, shopping centres, gift stores, coffee houses, accommodations, pubs, banks and tour companies. The Campbell River community is centrally located bringing joy to the landlubber explorer because it is of close proximity to Mt. Washington snow skiing in the winter and hiking, mountain biking trails in the spring, summer and fall. Nearby, Strathcona Park, Elk Falls Provincial Park and Beaver Lodge Forest Lands has many miles of wilderness backpacking and hiking trails easily accessed from Campbell River, BC, Canada. Campbell River, Quadra Island and Cortes Island is also a cultural centre with many art galleries to experience.