Where is Virgin River filmed? Guide to ALL the Locations - The House & the Bar

In the first season, some exteriors of the fictional village were recorded in Bowen Island.

The film crew took footage of the streets and buildings in the charming harbor town of Snug Cove, as reported by the local news source Bowen Island Undercurrent.

Note the American flag waving in front of the Canadian town public library. The neighborhood around Artisan Lane is full of cute and colorful houses.

Our sleuthing revealed that the magnificent Vernon Mullins' Family Practice Clinic house is located at 122 First Street in New Westminster.

This Victorian home, built in 1889, is situated in the historic Queen’s Park neighborhood. According to this property's listing service, the house is nicknamed Breezehurst.

Mel's cabin is the caretaker’s house in Murdo Frazer Park on Vancouver's North Shore, near the Pitch and Putt Public golf course.

Since it was built in 1950, the cabin has often appeared in movies and TV shows including The Flash, The Magicians, Once Upon a Time, or Siren.

The exteriors of Jack's bar were filmed at The Watershed Grill near the Eagle Run Viewing Shelter in Brackendale (Squamish).

This is a fantastic place with awesome views over the Brackendale Eagles Provincial Park and its surrounding mountains. Several scenes with Mel and Jack were also filmed here at the Squamish River.

However, the interior of the bar was recorded at the studios in Vancouver.

The 'Welcome to Virgin River' sign from the first episode was filmed on Pioneer Avenue in Agassiz.

This is a small town in British Columbia, about 60 miles east of Vancouver.

Hope McCrea's house (the mayor of Virgin River) is the Edgar Residence at 6450 Deer Lake Drive in Burnaby.

This beautiful wood-frame bungalow, built in 1912, is registered as a historic heritage building.

The footage of the waterfall was taken at Shannon Falls Provincial Park.

The fall is located very close to Squamish along the scenic Sea to Sky Highway.

The Fitches Bed and Breakfast is the Klahanie Campground situated across from Shannon Falls.

Notice the small tower added digitally on the top of the house.

Filming also took place in the Deer Lake Park and Foreshore Park in Burnaby, where the scenes featuring Paige’s Bakeaway food truck were set.

The Virgin River Community Picnic from the fourth episode of season two was also filmed here, near Deer Lake Avenue.

These two minor locations are very close to each other in Port Coquitlam. The bar where Mel and Jack go in episode 7 is Samz Neighbourhood Pub at 2342 Elgin Avenue.

Charmaine Roberts’ hairdressing saloon (lower pictures) is the In a Wink Beautique at 2627 Shaughnessy Strret.

The Eureka harbor from episode 9 is Steveston Harbor in Richmond. Pictured, a scene with Pajo's Fish and Chips in the background.

Arthur’s restaurant, where Melinda and Jack have a romantic dinner, is located next door, and in real life is known as The Crab King (exteriors only).

The Apple TV+ series Home Before Dark set in Erie Harbor, Washington, was also filmed here.

The picnic area with Page's Bakewaway food truck is the Cleveland Dam at the head of the Capilano River in North Vancouver, with spectacular vistas to the mountains.

Grayson Gurnsey plays Ricky and Canadian actress Sarah Dugdale is Lizzie, Connie's niece from Los Angeles.

The bank is the Chances Casino in Squamish, located under the cliffs of the spectacular Apron mountain in the Stawamus Chief Provincial Park.

Also in the first episode of the second season, "New Beginnings", Mel is running across the spectacular Lynn Valley Suspension Bridge in North Vancouver.

In the same episode, Preacher (Colin Lawrence) and Paige (Lexa Doig) have a walk very close from there, in the forested trails and wooden bridges of the Capilano River Regional Park.

Mel and Doc have coffee in The Lynn Canyon Cafe lodge in North Vancouver.

The Connies General Store that appears for the first time in episode three, "The Morning After", is the Cypress Park Market located at 4360 Marine Drive in West Vancouver.

The restaurant from episode 7, "Breaking Point", is the Eagle Harbour Yacht Club, also in West Vancouver.

The fictional Camp Pinehurst from the first episode, "Where There's Smoke...", is the Deer Lake in Burnaby.

Surrounded by many scenic walking trails and wildlife, you'll find Burnaby's cultural centre to the north of Deer Lake.

In the second episode, "Sticky Feet", Mel meets Brie, Jack's sister (played by Zibby Allen) in Marine Drive in Dundarave (West Vancouver).

The bar where Brie and Dan Brady (played by Benjamin Hollingsworth) hang out is The Red Lion Bar and Grill, a real pub located at 2427 Marine Drive, also in West Vancouver.

In episode six, "Jack and Jill", the Lumberjack Games take place at the fictional Shelter Mountain Ski Resort.

This episode was recorded on top of Grouse Mountain in North Vancouver. This alpine ski area, situated at about 4,100 feet (1,200 m), overlooks Metro Vancouver.

The Lumberjack Games is an axe-throwing, tree-climbing, and log-rolling show set in two logging camps from the early 1900s that you can visit in summer.

The church from episode nine, "The Sun Also Rises", is St. Francis-in-the-Wood, an Anglican temple located in a nice setting near the ocean in Cypress Park (West Vancouver).

The waterfall that appears in a couple of establishing shots during the third season is the stunning 230-feet (70-meter) Brandywine Falls, located along the famous Sea To Sky Highway between Squamish and Whistler.