Creston, B.C.

Nestled within a 6 acre cherry orchard and surrounded by stunning mountain views, Goat River Bed and Breakfast offers a taste of simple country living in beautiful Creston B.C.

With the entire Creston Valley at our doorstep, you'll have a wealth of sights and activities to keep you busy, including golf, hiking, fishing, vineyard and brewery tours, museums and exciting day trips.

When it's time to slow down, you'll find plenty of ways to enjoy our down-home atmosphere, good old-fashioned hospitality and beautiful surroundings. Pick some cherries for a delicious snack. Take a dip in the outdoor swimming pool. Enjoy a book from our growing library in the guest lounge. Or simply sit back and soak in the rural tranquility. After a restful sleep in one of our cozy guest suites, you'll wake up to a delicious breakfast made with fresh, seasonal ingredients.

Welcome!

After a successfull first season and a few months off during the winter, Goat River Bed and Breakfast is ready to do it all over again.

Last season we welcomed guests not only from all over Canada, but from all over the world . We would like to thank all our new friends for the good times, great conversations, and yet another successful cherry season. We hope you join us again this year.

The end of last season also brought with it a couple of new additions to our family. We welcomed to the world our baby girl Isabella, and to our farm our long awaited pygmy goats Lady, Lollipop and Baby.

We look forward to the coming season and hope to share our bit of paradise with both new and familiar faces.

Please visit our site often as we update it with posts and photos, and try to relate what it has been like to start and run a Bed and Breakfast in the beautiful Creston Valley.

We look forward to having you stay with us.

Sylvia and David

Cherry Season is coming!

Just a reminder to all our guests that the cherry season is coming and we can’t eat all those cherries ourselves. Those guests staying with us during picking season are welcome to fill up a bucket or two for the road.