Your Key to Adventure in Labrador

Welcome to Labrador West! At Gateway Labrador, we're here to share everything Labrador City and Wabush have to offer.

Step through the doorway to discovery and let us guide you through rugged landscapes, outdoor adventures, and a welcoming, rural lifestyle.

Visit us in Labrador City, where our knowledgeable and friendly team will provide information, local insights, and tailored recommendations to help you make the most of your stay.

Unlock your next adventure across Labrador and beyond!

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Book Your RV Site at Gateway Labrador

Our RV Park is the perfect home base while exploring Labrador West. With convenient access to town, friendly staff, and essential amenities, Gateway Labrador offers a cozy place to rest, recharge, and plan your next adventure. Booking is quick and easy - your campsite is waiting!

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Plan Your Perfect Trip to Labrador West

Activities

Long, snowy winters offer the perfect setting for snowmobiling, skiing (both downhill and cross-country), snowboarding, ice fishing, and curling. When summer arrives, it's time for kayaking, boating, and fishing under long daylight hours. No matter the season, outdoor adventures are our way of life.

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Plan

Help us make sure you get the most out of your time in Labrador West.
Access up-to-date information before you arrive, and tap into local insights once you're here. From trip planning to on-the-ground tips, we’re here to help every step of the way.

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Stay

After a long journey, rest your head in comfort. Labrador West offers a range of accommodations - from hotels and motels to charming B&Bs and convenient RV parks. Whether you seek cozy charm or modern amenities, you’ll find the perfect place to recharge for your next adventure.

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Dine

The local dining scene offers a mix of cultural influences, including fusion restaurants and traditional Newfoundland and Labrador dishes. Whether you want classic regional meals or something a little different, there are several options to choose from during your visit.

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Heritage

Labrador’s heritage spans from its Indigenous cultures to the modern mining industry that has shaped the region today. This history is closely tied to the rural, outdoor lifestyle and a strong connection to the land, valued in many ways by local communities.

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Events

In this remote community, we celebrate year-round with festivals like IronFest, Regatta, Winter Carnival, and the Fall Heritage Festival. Live music and entertainment happen weekly. Stop by Gateway Labrador to find out what’s on during your visit and join the local celebrations.

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Visitor Guestbook

This visitor information centre serves multiple purposes: visitor service, exhibits of wild animals, mining industry around the city, gift shop, RV / camp site with 3 services, as well as road conditions information. Campers even not staying overnight are still allowed to add water and charge batteries for free. I asked if someone can stay at parking lot without reservation. According to the staff, while it is legal for boon-docking in Labrador, staying here at parking lot should be considered as using a unserviced site since this place is a registered camp site. The best travel / visitor information centre ever visited. It is located conveniently next to the Labrador Mall, just 5 min walking distance.

We travel full-time and we always stop at the visitor centre for each City to visit just to get local information, where to stay, what to do, and all that wonderful stuff. Staff were amazing, spent a lot of time with us with maps and telling us about life in Labrador City. We really appreciated their help. They have handouts for the drive from Labrador City to Bay Comeau with the stretches of dirt as well as gas stations, and mileage clearly marked. They do have some limited RV sites at the visitor centre. I think they have 15 amp hookups and they are small so would fit best with a class-b rig or a truck camper., A small trailer.”

Welcoming place with friendly staff helping to maps and directions to discover the history of the place and find trails to drive and to walk on. Even if it's not considered a big spot for tourists, travellers who wish to see something real and great landscapes could find a hidden gem in Labrador!

Friendly and helpful staff, this was a nice little stop with a fascinating interpretive centre. It was fun poking through old archive copies of The Aurora.