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“A Small Light” written by Sara Century (Story starts around 00:42:45)Ĭast: Narrator – Wafiyyah White, Ashley – Nichole Goodnight “Whistler” written by Carol-Anne Morris (Story starts around 00:30:45) “A Fairytale” written by Jeanette Brown (Story starts around 00:08:25) Our correspondence warns us to avoid the great outdoors. HI Hostels.caġ035 Legacy Way, Whistler, 1.’s Episode 16 of Season 16. HI Hostels generously invited my family on a two night stay at hostel in the Olympic Village Whistler. Visit Whistler, you’ll have the time of your life, with your kids! With summer now half over, it’s time to make the most of it. When you’re looking for a last-minute, kid-friendly weekend getaway, Whistler has so much to offer. Taste seasonal offerings at the weekend farmers’ market.Rent bicycles and trailer to take the kids on a ride around Lost Lake.Adventure Zone – a climbing adventure for kids.Peak to Peak chair, which sports an amazing view of the Village and the surrounding mountains, and sometimes even bear cub sightings.A changing schedule of entertainment in the Plaza – pick up a tourist guide at the hostel.Skateboarding contests in Whistler Village.

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Lots of grassy space in front of a large, free stage in Whistler Village Olympic Plaza – Adirondack chairs and picnic tables with umbrellas available.Whistler Interpretive Forest Walk and Cycling Path (two minutes from the hostel).She is a gifted singer and gave us a inspiring cultural tour, told us fascinating ancient tales and invited us to make rope bracelets out of cedar as keepsakes. We were treated to an aboriginal love song and by the granddaughter of Chief Khatsilano (spelling is modernized), Roxy Lewis. Lots of original carvings, handicrafts and interactive play available for kids. We were pleasantly surprised at how beautiful it was. Right beside Whistler Village is the Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre.

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The Olympic Village Plaza is chock full of tourists, street entertainers, kid-friendly restaurants and the playground was heaven! It kept our little guy busy for hours, and we could take in the view and grab a coffee or ice cream or what have you. Whistler Village is always amazing but this time around for us was a different experience with our kidlet. Plus, while the village is a fifteen minute drive to Whistler Village and Blackcomb, you can still get free parking! Check out lots four and five. One of the biggest perks for this weekend getaway was that all children under five years stay free of charge when using existing beds. Service staff is pleasant and helpful, which almost makes up for it. My suggestion? Have a fresh sheet and chuck the menu. Every time we ordered something, the kitchen had to adapt as they were often out of ingredients. However, with only a small cafe serving the entire hostel, service is too casual. There is an awesome playground, a water park and lots of walking paths and undeniably gorgeous views. The only downside to being in the Hostel is that there are no restaurants in the immediate area. And for a place that hosts lots of young people, it was quiet and well … perfect. Staying at the hostel in summer was so reasonable that we didn’t mind splurging a bit when we went out and about. Everyone was kind and friendly, and it was fun to see young people from around the world. There is free wifi, an internet cafe, pool table, living area, media room, and a full on kitchen with refrigerator space for all. The rooms were clean and cozy, and the beds comfy. What I discovered was that I didn’t mind ‘roughing’ it at the Whistler Hostel. These days I prefer more creature comforts, like plush beds and luxurious surroundings. On my family’s recent weekend getaway we stayed at HI Whistler Hostel in the Olympic Village, 15 minutes from Whistler Village. When my family heads off for a weekend getaway, I want to make sure we all get a good night’s sleep so we can enjoy the adventures along the way. Nowadays the idea of staying up all night makes me shudder. Needless to say, my idea of a trip to Whistler included getting dressed up and dancing the night away without thinking about the repercussions of little to no sleep. Enough said, ‘What happens in Whistler, stays in Whistler.’

The last time I ventured up to Whistler was on a girl’s weekend getaway, long before our little monkey came into our life. If you’re planning to go up to Whistler but aren’t sure about bringing young children I can tell you that I felt the same way until just recently.

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