As a midway point between Vancouver and Prince George, Clinton serves as a centre providing amenities to both its own residents and the traveling public.
Tourism is on the rise with both North America and the international market place being targeted.
This trend has resulted in new opportunities for business development in Clinton. Geographic Location Clinton is located in central British Columbia at an elevation of 887 meters above sea level, and is at the southern boundary of the Fraser Plateau, which extends to the northwest about 325 kilometers. The Fraser Plateau, the Quesnel and Shuswap Highlands on its northeastern boundary, together with the Nechako and Thompson Plateau to the north and south respectively, form the Interior Plateau which is the main geographical feature of central British Columbia. Residents of the area experience hot summer days and cool summer nights. The area to the north of Clinton is suitable for ranching but as a result of steep, wooded ravines and high altitudes is unsuitable for agricultural crops.