Modelled after a Bavarian city, Kimberley boasts a central pedestrian plaza, replete with boutique shops and a giant cuckoo clock. The ambiance is fun and friendly. Food, culture, and recreation are primary. Once a mining town, an underground railway takes visitors into a historic mine site. There is a championship golf course, acres of carefully cultivated and fragrant gardens, plus the family-oriented Kimberley Ski Resort. Cyclists can enjoy the paved Northstar Rails to Trails, a paved 25km multi-use trail that is part of the TransCanada Trail. Kimberley has a quaint, local appeal, four distinct seasons, plenty of things to do and an overall carefree approach to the good things in life.

Distances: to Cranbrook - 30 mins; to Invermere - 1hr 30 mins; to Spokane - 4hrs
About Kimberley

Community Information

A curated collection of useful tidbits of information. 

The Basics

Population

7,425 (2016)

Average Age

46 (2016)

Average Home Price

$444,585

Community Site

Type
Centre
Distance (km)
Driving Time
Shopping
Shopping
6.9
11mins

Education, Healthcare, and Transportation


Education
Kimberley’s school system includes pre-school facilities, public and private primary schools, a secondary school, and a post-secondary institution. 
Kimberley public schools are in BC School District 6, the Rocky Mountain School District.
Healthcare
The Kimberley Primary Health Care Centre is one of ten primary health care centres located throughout the Interior Health region.

The nearest hospital is the East Kootenay Regional Hospital (EKRH) in Cranbrook. EKRH offers services including core physician specialties, 24 emergency and trauma services, Level 
3 laboratory, acute and obstetrical care.
Transportation
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