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Chase is a small village in British Columbia's Thompson-Nicola region, situated on the south shore of Little Shuswap Lake where the South Thompson River begins. It lies within the traditional territory of the Secwepemc (Shuswap) people and is close to the Little Shuswap Lake Indian Band community…
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About Chase
The village itself is compact, with most services along Shuswap Avenue and the highway corridor. Outdoor recreation centres on the water and the nearby Sun Peaks Resort, which offers skiing in winter and hiking and biking in summer. The area is also known for its golf courses, including the Sunshore Golf Club in Chase and Talking Rock Golf Course at Quaaout Lodge. Visitors can explore the South Thompson River, which flows out of Little Shuswap Lake, and the trails and parks that line it.
Chase retains a quiet, rural character while providing a base for exploring the Shuswap. Its setting makes it a convenient stop for those driving between the Rockies and the coast, and a destination for boating, fishing, and golf.
Where to stay in Chase
Chase Village Centre. The compact downtown area along Shuswap Avenue and the Trans-Canada Highway has the village's main shops, restaurants, and several motels within walking distance of the lake.
Little Shuswap Lake Waterfront. Properties along the lake's south shore offer direct access to the water and views toward the Quaaout area, popular for boating and swimming in summer.
Quaaout Lodge Area. Located a short drive west of Chase on the Little Shuswap Lake Indian Band lands, this area is home to Quaaout Lodge and Talking Rock Golf Course, surrounded by forest and lake views.
Sun Peaks Resort. About a 45-minute drive northwest of Chase, this year-round resort village offers a range of accommodation and is known for skiing, golf, and alpine trails.
Getting there and around
Chase is located on the Trans-Canada Highway (Highway 1) between Kamloops and Salmon Arm, about a 30-minute drive east of Kamloops and a 40-minute drive west of Salmon Arm. The nearest major airport is Kamloops Airport, which has connections to Vancouver and Calgary. By car, the village is easily accessible from either direction on Highway 1. Once in Chase, most amenities are within walking distance in the village centre, but a vehicle is recommended for exploring the surrounding area, including Sun Peaks Resort and the lakes and parks of the Shuswap region. Public transit is limited, so driving is the most practical way to get around.
When to go
Summer (June to August) is the most popular time to visit Chase, with warm weather ideal for boating, swimming, and golf. The lakes are at their best, and the village sees an influx of travellers. Winter (December to March) attracts visitors to Sun Peaks Resort for skiing and snowboarding, though Chase itself is quieter. Spring and autumn offer milder temperatures and fewer crowds, suitable for hiking and sightseeing.
Questions, answered
What is there to do in Chase, British Columbia?
Chase offers outdoor activities such as boating and fishing on Little Shuswap Lake, golfing at Sunshore Golf Club and Talking Rock Golf Course, and exploring the South Thompson River. Nearby Sun Peaks Resort provides skiing in winter and hiking and biking in summer.
Where is Chase located?
Chase is in the Thompson-Nicola region of British Columbia, on the south shore of Little Shuswap Lake along the Trans-Canada Highway, between Kamloops and Salmon Arm.
What is the closest airport to Chase?
Kamloops Airport is the nearest major airport, about a 30-minute drive from Chase. It offers flights to Vancouver and Calgary.
What is the best time to visit Chase?
Summer is best for water activities and golf, while winter is ideal for skiing at Sun Peaks Resort. Spring and autumn are quieter and good for hiking.
Are there restaurants and shops in Chase?
Yes, the village centre along Shuswap Avenue and the Trans-Canada Highway has a selection of restaurants, cafes, and shops to serve visitors and residents.