Steveston is a unique area where you can easily enjoy spending the day. All of the listed are within 10 minutes of each other by car. Even nicer is that most are within walking distance so you can take your time and stroll around the neighbourhood.
Britannia Shipyards
Britannia Shipyards is a national historic site. There are exhibits, historical buildings and boat restoration projects among the things to see.
Gulf of Georgia Cannery
The Cannery is a national historic site. It features exhibits and artifacts of Canada’s West Coast fishing industry from historical to present.
Fisherman’s Wharf
You buy the catch of the day directly from fishing vessels. The Steveston Harbour Authority posts daily availability as well as purchasing tips.
Food and Shopping
There are a mix of boutiques, gift shops and retailers in addition to the restaurants, coffee shops and bakeries.
Garry Point Park
The park itself has its own pathway circuit. There is a large open area popular for kite flying. The Kuno Garden and Fisherman’s Memorial Needle are also located within the park. Photographers can often be seen at the end of the day capturing images of beautiful sunsets.
Steveston Community Centre
The recreation centre offers a variety of programs and classes. Drop-in schedules should be checked in advance for availability.
Steveston Pool
There is an outdoor pool that is open during the summer. Check ahead for public swim schedules.
Trails and Walkways
Along the waterfront there is a network of trails. Walking the Steveston Greenways and the South Dyke Trail will allow you to pass by the many attractions of the area and give you plenty of opportunities for picture taking.
Browse the Tourism Richmond website before coming down. They have information and facts about Steveston Village as well as a listing of shops and restaurants in the area.
