Members

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Go Western Newfoundland has members throughout the four regions in Western Newfoundland. Click the map to view our members from each region.

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Humber Valley &

Bay of Islands

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Discover coastal adventures, mountain vistas, and geological wonders on the Southwest Coast. Governed by the land and the sea, this region is home to fishers and farmers, shipwrecks and sandy beaches, lighthouses, the infamous wreckhouse winds, and over 300 species of birds. The Southwest coast stretches from the gateway town of Port aux Basques to Stephenville, the Port au Port Peninsula, and to the coastal communities of Rose Blanche, Burgeo and Francois.

A two-story house with large rectangular windows and white siding and different varieties of bushes grow in the front.

Francois & Burgeo

Arctic House

Stephenville

Dreamcatcher Lodge

A white cottages in a grassy field faces a river with rolling mountains in the background.

Millville

Green Acres Cottages

All terrain vehicles in a field overlooking the coast.

Robinsons

Pirates Haven ATV Friendly RV Park, Chalets, & Adventures

Stephenville

Stephenville Regional Museum

Isle Aux Morts

Town of Isle Aux Morts

Stephenville

Bay St. George Chamber of Commerce

Stephenville

Days Inn Stephenville

Port aux Basques

Hotel Port aux Basques

Port aux Basques

St. Christopher's Hotel

Southwest Coast

Tourism Southwest Association

Burgeo

Burgeo & Southwest Coast Community Alliance (BASCA)

Doyles

Grand Codroy RV/Tent Campground

A sunroom with plastic chairs and tables looks out to a large, white wooden church.

Port au Port West

Our Lady of Mercy Complex

Stephenville

Stephenville Theatre Festival

Port Aux Basques

Town of Channel Port Aux Basques

Humber Valley & the Bay of Islands

Humber Valley/Bay of Islands

Only 30 minutes apart, the City of Corner Brook & the Town of Deer Lake are the major service centres for Western Newfoundland. The Humber River flows through the Humber Valley into the Bay of Islands, ruggedly beautiful through the rich greenery of summer, the rustic orange palette of fall, and the whites and blues of winter. In this region live like a local through four seasons of exceptional recreational and cultural experiences.

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Corner Brook

Appalachian Chalets & RV

Corner Brook

Cabox Aspiring Geopark

Corner Brook

CB Nuit

Corner Brook

Corner Brook Port Corporation

Deer Lake

Deer Lake Regional Airport Authority

Bay of Islands

Everoutdoor Adventures

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Corner Brook

Grenfell Campus of Memorial University

Steady Brook

Marble Mountain Development Corporation

Visitors walk through a lush indoor butterfly garden.

Reidville

Newfoundland Insectarium

Little Rapids

Pollen Nation Farm

Snowmobilers ride a groomed trail among the trees and mountains.

Corner Brook

Rugged Edge

The side of a building is painted with colourful row houses in green, red, orange, and yellow, and the text, "The Roost Gifts".

York Harbour

The Roost at York Harbour

A person wearing a full face helmet and goggles rides a mountain bike down a forested trail.

Corner Brook

West Coast Cycling Association

A brown store on a beach with a large patio and bicycles left on the grass in front.

Deer Lake

The Beach

Corner Brook

Camber Arts

An apiary of colourfully painted beehives surrounded by a wooden fence.

Cormack

Cormack Bee Company Inc.

Deer Lake

Deer Lake Horizon Hotel

A suitcase on a baggage carousel. In the middle of the carousel are two digital billboards.

Corner Brook & Deer Lake

Digital Advertising Solutions

A traditional orange Bay of Islands dory heads across a sheltered bay.

Cox's Cove

Four Seasons Tours

Corner Brook

Hew & Draw Hotel

A cozy condo room with brown leather couches and wine on the coffee table.

Steady Brook

Marblewood Village Resort

Corner Brook

Newfound Sushi

Corner Brook

Ride In Style

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Cormack

Sea Salt & Twig

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Pasadena

Town of Pasadena

Corner Brook

Western Sno-Riders

Corner Brook

Big River Camps

Corner Brook

CBDC Humber

Cormack

Cormack Heritage Society Inc.

Deer Lake

Deer Lake Motel

Corner Brook

Elmastukwek Mawio'mi

Corner Brook

Glynmill Inn

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Steady Brook

Luxury Limos

Corner Brook

Newfound Family Drama Company

People gear up in snowshoes on a sunny winter day outside of a ski lodge.

Pasadena

Pasadena Ski & Nature Park

A bedroom with a white comforter & grey pillow that says, "Be our guest."

Cormack

Rocky Brook Acres

A yellow house in a snowy setting, a snowmobile is parked in front.

Meadows Point

SnoXcapes/The Bright Yellow House

Cormack

Upper Humber Settlement

Gros Morne

Gros Morne National Park was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987 for its impressive geological features. The 1805 sq kilometre park offers unsurpassed beauty and adventure – a perfect complement to the local cultural scene. Gros Morne encompasses the communities of Wiltondale, Glenburnie-Birchy Head-Shoal Brook, Woody Point, and Trout River along Route 431. As well as the communities of Norris Point, Rocky Harbour, Sally's Cove, St. Paul's, and Cow Head along Route 430.

Rocky Harbour

Augustus Jane Inn

Woody Point

Curzon Chalets

Rocky Harbour

Fisherman's Landing Inn

Rocky Harbour

Gros Morne Cooperating Association

Rocky Harbour

Ocean View Hotel

A white charter bus sits on a a paved lot.

Rocky Harbour

Shears' Bus Service

Cow Head

Theatre Newfoundland Labrador

Norris Point

Town of Norris Point

A woman stands in a tree yoga pose with her palms joined over her head. Behind her are the rusty Tableland mountains.

Shoal Brook

Transform Gros Morne Retreats

A woman wearing a dress sings into a microphone and a man wearing a vest plays guitar while also singing into a microphone.

Woody Point

Woody Point of View

A passenger boat sails away from the dock towards beautiful mountains and fjords.

Gros Morne

BonTours

Cow Head

Dr. Henry N. Payne Museum

Kayaks sit on a pebbly beach in Bonne Bay, Newfoundland.

Norris Point

Gros Morne Adventures

The property at Middle Brook Cottages is full of well-maintained green grass. A slide and swingset are in front of a wodden gazebo and two wood cottages are in the back.

Glenburnie

Middle Brook Cottages & Chalets

A set of two adirondack chairs on a waterfront suite.

Woody Point

Seaside Suites

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Cow Head

Skivvers Fibre Studio & Wool Craft

Shoal Brook

Tour & Taste Gros Morne

Rocky Harbour

Town of Rocky Harbour

A black and red side-by-side UTV is parked on a gravel road facing a round mountain on a sunny day.

Rocky Harbour

Under The Stump

Woody Point

Writers at Woody Point

Rocky Harbour

Buoy & Arrow

A variety of travel trailors are parked in grassy lots with picnic tables under a cloudy blue sky.

Trout River

Elephants Head RV Park

A strip of colourful cabins in orange, yellow, red, and blue is cushioned between a pink sunset sky and the reflection in the water.

Rocky Harbour

Gros Morne Cabins

Norris Point

Neddies Harbour Inn

Cow Head

Shallow Bay Motel

Norris Point

Sugar Hill Inn

Glenburnie-Birchy Head-Shoal Brook

Town of Glenburnie-Birchy Head-Shoal Brook

A group of musicans performing on stage.

Norris Point

Trails Tales Tunes Festival

Shoal Brook

Wild Gros Morne

Viking Trail

Your saga awaits in the land of the Vikings, where these legendary explorers sailed alongside views of ancient coastal mountains. With the longest iceberg season in Newfoundland, the area host these 10,000 year old giants well into the summer among frolicking whales.

The limestone shoreline of Burnt Cape Ecological Reserve.

Raleigh

Burnt Cape Cabins & Cafe

St. Barbe

Dockside Motel

Parson's Pond

Great Coastal Trail Authority

A guide dressed in traditonal Viking clothing prepares a meal in a reconstructed sod hut.

L'Anse aux Meadows

Norstead: A Viking Port of Trade

Roddickton

St. Anthony Basin Resources Inc. (SABRI)

Port au Choix

Town of Port au Choix

Plum Point

Viking Trail Tourism Association

Plum Point

CBDC NORTIP

Port au Choix

French Rooms Cultural Centre (Port au Choix Heritage)

St. Anthony

Haven Inn

Plum Point

Plum Point Motel

Flower's Cove

Town of Flower's Cove

Roddickton

Town of Roddickton- Bide Arm

St. Lunaire-Griquet

Dark Tickle

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Conche

French Shore Historical Society

Roddickton

Mayflower Inn & Adventures

Port au Choix

Sea Echo Motel

River of Ponds

Town of River of Ponds

Quirpon

Viking RV Park

Provincial Members

Provincal

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St. John's

Horizon TNL

Gros Morne

Parks Canada

Corner Brook

Newfoundland & Labrador Outfitters Association (NLOA)

Conception Bay South

Parsons & Sons Transportation

Deer Lake

Newfoundland & Labrador Snowmobile Federation (NLSF)

Corner Brook

Qalipu First Nation

Become a Member

Go Western Newfoundland membership is an investment in collaborative destination development, market readiness, and regional marketing, grounded in the belief that a rising tide lifts all boats. Your membership helps strengthen Western Newfoundland’s tourism sector and supports collective growth across our region.

Interesting in becoming a member?

Email info@gowesternnewfoundland.com.

Annual membership is $100, and $50 for non-profits, prorated from the month you become a member.