The Squamish Store
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The Squamish Store suits anyone passing through Squamish by coach or car who wants something made in town, since it sits in the visitor centre where the YVR Skylynx and the Squamish Connector stop. It mixes local craft with branded souvenirs and trail snacks, so look for the makers' labels.
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Tourism Squamish runs the shop inside the timber-frame Squamish Adventure Centre on Loggers Lane, right beside Highway 99. Local artisans supply small-batch soaps and candles, and local kitchens send preserves. Local jewellers and painters fill the other shelves. A collection of Indigenous artwork takes in jewellery and carvings as well as textiles.
The Adventure Centre is the Squamish stop for both YVR Skylynx and the Squamish Connector, so the shop suits a wait for the bus. In the 2026/27 winter timetable the last weekday Squamish Connector south leaves the Adventure Centre at 2:45 pm. Skylynx calls here only when you reserve the Squamish stop.
Worth knowing
- Ask the staff which pieces come from Squamish makers, because the shop also sells branded apparel and outdoor gear.
- Browse while you wait for the coach, since the Squamish Connector and YVR Skylynx both stop outside the Adventure Centre.
Quick answers about The Squamish Store
Where can you buy local crafts in Squamish?
The Squamish Store inside the Squamish Adventure Centre at 38551 Loggers Lane sells small-batch soaps, candles, preserves, jewellery and prints by local makers, along with Indigenous artwork. Tourism Squamish runs it and opens it daily.
What does The Squamish Store sell?
Small-batch soaps, candles, preserves and jewellery from local makers sit beside Indigenous artwork and Squamish-branded apparel.
Who runs The Squamish Store?
Tourism Squamish curates and runs the shop inside the Squamish Adventure Centre.
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