Explore the Area

WWII-era museum covering the town’s aviation history, railway heritage, logging, shipbuilding, and Beothuk culture. Antique snowmobiles and a long gun collection round out the exhibits.

A self-guided walking tour of 17 outdoor murals, the biggest outdoor gallery in Newfoundland, telling the town’s history. Free to walk, year round. Run by the Botwood Mural Arts Society.

Four interconnected trails: Killick Island (WWII bunkers), Lighthouse Point (seaside), the Old Railway Link, and King Ridge Lookout with panoramic views.

Guided ocean tours for icebergs, humpback whales, and seabirds, departing from nearby Twillingate in spring and summer. About an hour’s drive from the hotel.

Fuel up and grab coffee, breakfast, or a quick bite by the harbour. A reliable local go-to right in town. 223 Water Street, Botwood, NL

A full service neighbourhood grocery store. Includes a Liquor Express and an ATM. 259 Water Street, Botwood, NL

Run out of your favourite shampoo? Need some medication? both Shoppers Drugmart - 251 Water Street and Hoyles PharmaChoice - 255 Water Street are within walking distance.

Looking for groceries? Colemans is just a stone's throw away! 33 Fernwood Drive, Botwood, NL

Having car troubles? These guys will have you back on the road in no time. (709) 257 2147 50 Commonwealth Drive., Botwood, NL

The Dr. Hugh Twomey Health Centre is a multi-faceted facility. Designed to provide clinical and 12 hour Emergency services, diagnostic services, and long-term care services. 25 Twomey Drive, Botwood, NL

Calm stretches near the gorge waterfall for floating, plus a canyon run for more intensity.

Six ziplines crossing the gorge with sweeping views over the river.

Atlantic salmon exhibits on the Exploits River with underwater viewing windows.

Indigenous cultures of Newfoundland spanning over 5,000 years, including detailed Beothuk history.

Over 15 km of trails ranging from accessible boardwalks to more demanding backcountry hikes.

Two waterfalls with deep pools, great for swimming on warm summer days.

Downtown museum with thousands of historical photos, documents, and artifacts from the town’s early days.

Live programming, theatre performances, and the Gwendolyn Cooper Art Gallery.

Annual summer festival running 30+ years. Salmon dinners and headline concerts.

The longest trestle east of Quebec, now part of the Newfoundland T’Railway (Trans Canada Trail).

A short hike along the T’Railway to watch Atlantic salmon jumping the ladder on the Exploits River.

Some of the best Atlantic salmon pools in North America, walkable from Fallsview Municipal Park.

Camping, picnic shelters, and a viewing area overlooking the falls with a bandstand for events.

Former railway station with exhibits on the town and Newfoundland’s rail history. Restored train on display outside.

250-berth marina with boat cruises to Exploits Island, Sturgeon Cove Lighthouse, and seasonal iceberg and whale viewing.

Boreal forest campground with a sandy beach, swimming, canoeing, and fishing.

A 2.2 km trail with three lookouts over Mount Peyton and Lewisporte Harbour.

Restored trains, a picnic area, and a scenic trail following a brook.

Live shows during the summer season.