Missing Virgin River Already? Check Out the Real Locations Where the Show Filmed

Those beautiful exterior shots that give us an overview of the vistas of Virgin River are actually of Snug Cove, on Bowen Island near West Vancouver. According to Vancouver's tourism bureau, Virgin River used several exterior locations for filming, including the town's main street, library, and Artisan Lane.

For several scenes, the show filmed in nearby Squamish, with beautiful mountain and river views. You'll particularly recognise The Watershed Grill, which doubles as Jack Sheridan's bar.

If you're looking for the stunning waterfall that features in some of Virgin River's memorable scenes, head to Shannon Falls Provincial Park, where water falls from over 1,100 feet!

Several scenes were filmed in the community areas in and around Hart House, a local restaurant and event venue.

Production spent some time in the nearby town of Port Coquitlam, where they filmed in a few local businesses. In one scene, Jack and Melinda visit a pub, which, in real life, is Samz Pub.

It's the most iconic part of the whole show: Melinda's home in Virgin River. The actual cabin is in Murdo Frazer Park in North Vancouver. Virgin River isn't the first show to film at the cabin, either: Vancouver's tourism site notes that Once Upon a Time, Supernatural, and The Flash have all filmed here too!

For a scene featuring a local food truck setup, Virgin River set up filming at Fraser Foreshore Park, a riverside park in Burnaby.

You definitely recognise Doc Mullins's place, but did you know that the real building, known as Breezehurst, was home to a speakeasy during Prohibition, according to Conde Nast Traveller?