Everett Crowley Park
Explore this 40-hectare park for birdwatching and scenic off-leash dog walking trails.





Champlain Heights is one of Vancouver's most distinct residential areas, originally designed to preserve the natural landscape and mature tree canopy. Located in the city's southeast, it features winding, tree-lined streets and a variety of housing styles that blend seamlessly into the surrounding greenery. The area is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, with trails connecting various residential pockets to the expansive Everett Crowley Park. While primarily a quiet residential zone, it offers a tranquil escape from the busy urban core while maintaining convenient access to the rest of the Vancouver metropolitan area.
Champlain Heights is one of Vancouver's most distinct residential areas, originally designed to preserve the natural landscape and mature tree canopy. Located in the city's southeast, it features winding, tree-lined streets and a variety of housing styles that blend seamlessly into the surrounding greenery. The area is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, with trails connecting various residential pockets to the expansive Everett Crowley Park. While primarily a quiet residential zone, it offers a tranquil escape from the busy urban core while maintaining convenient access to the rest of the Vancouver metropolitan area.
Extensive network of wooded walking and cycling trails.
Proximity to Everett Crowley Park, one of Vancouver's largest green spaces.
Unique residential architecture integrated with the natural landscape.
Community-focused atmosphere with local recreation and fitness centers.
Limited nightlife and high-end dining options within the immediate residential area.
The neighborhood's hilly terrain can be challenging for walking but offers great local views.
Public transit is available, but a car may be more convenient for exploring further afield.
Explore this 40-hectare park for birdwatching and scenic off-leash dog walking trails.
Use the local bus routes to connect to the Joyce-Collingwood SkyTrain station for quick access to downtown Vancouver.
Families and nature lovers seeking a quiet residential base in Vancouver.
CAD $
$120-$200 p/day
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Visit this central shopping hub for essential groceries, cafes, and local services within the neighborhood.
May-September
A beautiful time to see the neighborhood gardens in bloom, though visitors should expect frequent rain.
The best time for hiking the local trails and enjoying the shade of the lush forest canopy.
The neighborhood transforms with vibrant autumn colors, making it perfect for photography and crisp afternoon walks.
Generally mild and wet; while snow is rare, the hilly streets can occasionally become slippery.