Valley, this quaint, historical Village is
located in the northeast corner of
hills and crop laden fields.
musical and intriguing, and various
tales are told of its origin. The most
Twelve Foot Davis by J.C. MacGregor,
McLeod's Fort Dunvegan Journal, 1806
Coupe with a few others arrived. They
have made a poor hunt", referring to
Beaver Tribe.
Take a journey back in time with well
Heritage House, Trapper's Cabin,
Station give a true picture of early days
in Pouce Coupe. With items on
display from every aspect of an early
settler's life, take in the sites of a
homestead, doctor's office, church,
schoolroom and general store. Many
of the artifacts date back to 1889 when
the first settler in our area filed a
homestead claim.
… Community Information Centre
… Historic Hart Hotel
store.
… Wooden Train Trestle
Our well-kept and picturesque park is
situated on the banks of the Pouce
Coupe River and Bissette Creek. The
park is equipped for camping:
… BBQ pits
… Picnic Tables
… Washrooms
open May 1 to September 30.
Thousands of people line the streets
Canada Day celebrations continue at
… live entertainment
… spectacular fireworks display
Affordable large lots overlooking the
Pouce Coupe River and Train Trestle are
available for immediate purchase and
boast low taxes. Services include hydro,
natural gas, telephone, cable, water &
sewer. The remaining lots are expected
to sell fast.
Pouce Coupe
BC V0C 2C0
Tel: 250-786-5794
Fax: 250-786-5257
Email: admin@poucecoupe.ca
… Covered Cookhouse
… Bandstand