Steveston has always been a pedestrian-oriented community. The only way to truly experience it is to walk. Park your car at one of the many free parking spots and explore the town on foot. Moncton Street is the backbone of the village, providing Steveston with its commercial storefronts and restaurants. The Steveston Landing and the wharfs can only be accessed by foot. Walk along the boardwalks and take in the smell of the river... it's so refreshing. Be sure to walk along the trails, eastbound to Garry Point Park, or westbound along the dyke to Britannia Shipyards. It's truly the only way to experience Steveston.
Written Jan 15, 2003
Not far south of Steveston, in Tsawwassen, you can catch the ferry to Swartz Bay (Victoria)
Updated Sep 16, 2003
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Not far south of Steveston, in Tsawwassen, you can catch the ferry to Swartz Bay (Victoria)
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