Hotels & Accommodations in Wells, BC
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4480 Bowron Lake Park Rd, Wells, V0K 2R0
(250) 992-8864
Becker's Lodge, located 2.5 km before Bowron Lake Provincial Park offers canoe, kayak, cart, and equipment rentals for the Bowron Lakes canoe circuit, as well as accommodations, camping, RV sites, and a general store - all on Bowron Lake, near Wells and Barkerville, BC, Canada. 
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2341 Pooley Street, Wells, V0K 2R0
(250) 994-3427
The Wells Hotel. Heritage country inn, Wells Barkerville, British Columbia, Canada. 16 guest rooms, restaurant & pub. Minutes from historic Barkerville, BCs Cariboo Gold Rush town & Bowron Lake Provincial Park & canoe circuit. 
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7090 Bowron Lake Road, Wells, V0K 2R0
(604) 424-4330
Arts & Crafts Store, Lodge, 2-star hotel, Boat Rental, Boat rental service 
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12430 Barkerville Hwy Box 206, Wells, V0K 2R0
(250) 994-2345
Hotel, Vacation Home Rental, Motel 
12438 Barkerville Hwy, Po Box 155, Wells, V0K 2R0
(250) 994-3313
Wells is a small mining and tourist town in the Cariboo District of central British Columbia, located 74 km from Quesnel . It gains much of its revenue and jobs from tourists who pass through on their way to the Bowron Lake Provincial Park and to the historic destination of Originally a company town, Wells was managed by Cariboo Gold Quartz Mine. At its heyday of the 1930s, Wells sported 4500 people. In 1942 it had a greater population than Quesnel or Prince George [1] . The closure of the gold and other mineral mines in 1967 took its toll on the town and most of the population moved away. Today it has a listed population of just 237 which triples during the summer months, and dwindles to below 100 during the winter. Between May and September, Wells sees over 100, 000 tourists pass through on their way to Barkerville. Most visitors stay or camp overnight in Wells, which has an active arts and outdoor adventure life of its own.