Places to explore, find entertainment, education and for discovery

I was reminded that there are more things to do than just hang out and eat. Yes, I was shocked to hear this too!
In Comox Valley there are a wonderful assortment of places to explore. I will list them in alphabetical order...
NOTE
As I was asked to list places that have accessible washrooms in which a person can be assisted or are "non-gendered", the following will apply:
The symbol 2 people denotes places that have washrooms which are available for a person with an assistant - such as a family washroom, or washroom which is not designated for anyone in particular and is wheelchair accessible at the very least.

There are many places which are accessible, easy to negotiate and simply do not have public washrooms and should not be left out as places to explore.


Entertainment

2 people Landmark Rialto Theatre, 2655 Cliffe Ave., Courtenay, 250-338-5550
2 people Sid William's Theatre, 442 Cliffe Ave., Courtenay, 250-338-2430 or 1-866-898-8499

Exploration and Discovery

2 people Beaufort Vineyard and Estate Winery, Small, friendly, family-run estate winery at 5854 Pickering Road in Merville, 250-338-1357
2 people Comox Air Force Museum, at Canadian Forces Base Comox - Military Row and Ryan Road, Comox, 250-339-8162
Island Affair Giftware 204-1797 Comox Avenue, Comox, 250-898-3073. A great place to explore local crafts, unique gadjets and collectables. Fairly easy access and intriguing fare...a nice addition to downtown Comox.
Kiki's Communication 1811 Comox Avenue, Comox, 250-203-1880. Beautiful Indigenous art and local products. Home of the Compass Magazine of Fine Art.
2 people Nature's Way Farm - Blue Moon Winery - Tria Culinary Studio Food, Wine and discovery at 4905 Darcy Road, Courtenay, 250-338-9765
2 people Royston Roasting Company - a wholesale coffee roasting company (delicious!) at 3872 Warren Rd., Royston - call for an appointment to visit 250-338-7511
2 people The Gardens on Anderton An amazing community treasure, known for its afternoon tea, children's garden and garden explorations. All lovingly maintained by volunteers.

Places to be Active

Comox Recreation Center, 1855 Noel Avenue, Comox, 250-339-2255
The Comox Recreation Centre is where we play WHEELCHAIR SPORTS come and play!

Courtenay Recreation 489 Old Island Highway, Courtenay, 250-338-5371
Try out the City of Courtenay Interactive Parks Map
Enjoy a guided hike with a naturalist in Seal Bay Park or some of our other accessible trails. Dragon Elf on a hike in Seal Bay Park