Spence's Bridge
Nestled in the heart of the Thompson Valley in picturesque British Columbia, you'll find the charmingly quaint village of Spence's Bridge. With our convenient location along the Trans-Canada Highway, we're an easily accessible slice of serene beauty perfect for every adventurous traveler.
Famous for our mild winters and sun-soaked summers, our weather is just right for our thriving orchards and vineyards. Come and see the stunning palette of blooming life as soon as you step into our village.
Spence's Bridge is steeped in history dating back to the mid-1800s. Named after trail-blazer, Thomas Spence, who built a toll bridge across the Thompson River. This critical link to the Cariboo Gold Rush has cemented our village's importance in the diary of Western Canada's history. You'll also find an abundance of indigenous heritage here, originating from the era of the Nlaka'pamux First Nation people.
Our community thrives off of vibrant agriculture, robust ranching, and the ever-growing tourism. The landscape of Spence's Bridge gives us the perfect fertile soil for farming Sweet Bella cherries and Ashcroft Manor Heritage apples, a big part of our local economy. Fishing enthusiasts, we're a hotspot for steelhead fishing, so make sure to bring your gear!
Among our must-visits is the historic Packing House, once a bustling general store in the early 1900s, now a nationally recognized heritage property. For those craving adventure, our breathtaking canyon landscape offers thrilling rock climbing, peaceful hiking trails, and an array of bird-watching spots. Don't miss out on our annual Apple Festival, a heartwarming celebration of our local apple harvest.
With less than 200 residents, Spence's Bridge is a melting pot of cultures, including European and First Nations descent. It's our peaceful slice of heaven presenting an unrivaled escape from the city's hustle and bustle. Are you looking for a picture-perfect escape, blending tranquil solitude with authentic cultural experiences? Look no further than Spence’s Bridge, your next travel destination. This piece of paradise awaits you!
Famous for our mild winters and sun-soaked summers, our weather is just right for our thriving orchards and vineyards. Come and see the stunning palette of blooming life as soon as you step into our village.
Spence's Bridge is steeped in history dating back to the mid-1800s. Named after trail-blazer, Thomas Spence, who built a toll bridge across the Thompson River. This critical link to the Cariboo Gold Rush has cemented our village's importance in the diary of Western Canada's history. You'll also find an abundance of indigenous heritage here, originating from the era of the Nlaka'pamux First Nation people.
Our community thrives off of vibrant agriculture, robust ranching, and the ever-growing tourism. The landscape of Spence's Bridge gives us the perfect fertile soil for farming Sweet Bella cherries and Ashcroft Manor Heritage apples, a big part of our local economy. Fishing enthusiasts, we're a hotspot for steelhead fishing, so make sure to bring your gear!
Among our must-visits is the historic Packing House, once a bustling general store in the early 1900s, now a nationally recognized heritage property. For those craving adventure, our breathtaking canyon landscape offers thrilling rock climbing, peaceful hiking trails, and an array of bird-watching spots. Don't miss out on our annual Apple Festival, a heartwarming celebration of our local apple harvest.
With less than 200 residents, Spence's Bridge is a melting pot of cultures, including European and First Nations descent. It's our peaceful slice of heaven presenting an unrivaled escape from the city's hustle and bustle. Are you looking for a picture-perfect escape, blending tranquil solitude with authentic cultural experiences? Look no further than Spence’s Bridge, your next travel destination. This piece of paradise awaits you!