Ashcroft (British Columbia)

Ashcroft is a small village located in British Columbia, Canada, known for its scenic landscapes and rich history. Nestled in the Thompson-Nicola region, it lies near the confluence of the Thompson and Bonaparte Rivers. Originally a hub for mining and agriculture in the late 1800s, Ashcroft today attracts visitors for its outdoor recreational activities, including hiking and fishing. The village features historical sites and a welcoming community atmosphere. Its unique semi-arid climate contributes to its distinct flora and fauna, making it a charming destination for both residents and tourists.