Leave the kids at home and plan a date night at the Rimrock Cafe, an upscale restaurant that specializes in seafood.
The communal, family-style tables at the Living Room provide the ideal atmosphere for a dinner with kids. Located in the Pangea Pod Hotel, the restaurant provides panoramic views of the Whistler skyline, though the ambiance is still comfortable enough for a casual dinner.
This Italian-inspired restaurant and deli is perfect for lunch or dinner. On the lunch menu, you’ll find casual and convenient options, alongside a dinner menu that has a kid’s section.
A trip to Whistler is incomplete without some ice cream. Cows is one of the best dessert spots in town with plenty of flavors for children to enjoy (to the point where your kids will probably want to return on more than one occasion!)
Creekbread specializes in gourmet pizza, putting a classy twist on the typical kid’s dish. The ambiance itself is also kid-friendly, as youngsters are given coloring materials to entertain themselves while they wait for the food.
21 Steps Kitchen and Bar is a budget-friendly, no-frills restaurant. In fact, the hardest part about coming here will be deciding what to eat – three separate menus accommodate adults, kids, and even gluten-free eaters, guaranteeing that a meal here will satisfy your entire family.
Even with all its outdoor activities, Whistler still has some cultural attractions for families to enjoy. At the Audain Art Museum, kids can trace the evolution of art in British Columbia from its indigenous populations to its contemporary masters.
This multi-purpose recreational center has enough activities to keep even the most hyper children entertained for the day. Meadow Park Sports Center is open year-round and caters to athletes of all ages and skill levels throughout its indoor skating rink and multi-lap swimming pool.
Soak up the summer sun at Lakeside Park, a beach park a short distance away from Whistler Village. The park has everything your family needs for a relaxing day: picnic tables, a concession stand, a sandy beach, and a large play area for children.
Situated in Callaghan Valley, Whistler Olympic Park is a year-round destination for family fun. In the winter, kids can cross-country ski, snowshoe, or try tobogganing while they discover the area’s Olympic legacy and learn more about the athletes who succeeded there.