BELCARRA
The small and quiet Village of Belcarra is located along the shoreline of Indian Arm and Bedwell Bay. Belcarra is known for its outdoor recreational options, including hiking, boating, and gorgeous views of the surrounding mountains and water. This beautiful, quaint neighbourhood features many luxury waterfront homes resting along the bluffs with stunning views. It's known for its natural beauty, surrounded by trees and water, and outdoor recreational opportunities. The area offers a peaceful, rural-like lifestyle while still being within a reasonable drive from Port Moody and Greater Vancouver’s amenities.
ABOUT BELCARRA
BELCARRA REAL ESTATE
Real estate in Belcarra tends to be expensive, with properties offering spacious lots, waterfront views, and a significant connection to nature. The market is quite niche, as the village itself is small, but attracts those looking for a quieter, more exclusive lifestyle.
The area features mostly single-family homes, many of which are custom-built and designed to take advantage of the scenic views of Burrard Inlet, the North Shore mountains, and surrounding forests. Some properties are located right on the waterfront, offering private access to the water. Due to the exclusivity and natural beauty of the area, real estate prices in Belcarra are high in comparison to Port Moody. Waterfront properties tend to be at the higher end of the market.
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BELCARRA LIFESTYLE & AMENITIES
Belcarra has several outdoor options that are well-loved by locals and visitors. Belcarra is home to White Pine Beach, Sasamat Outdoor Centre, Belcarra Regional Park, and Jug Island Trail. White Pine Beach is on Sasamat Lake, it’s large sandy beach and warm water makes it a popular destination choice in the summer. White Pine Beach also features a small concession stand that sells ice cream and snacks. Due to White Pine’s popularity throughout Port Moody and Vancouver, make sure you arrive early to get parking and a spot on the beach. Sasamat Outdoor Centre is located on the opposite side of White Pine Beach, Sasamat Outdoor Centre offers summer camps, outdoor learning, leadership programs and rentals- including their picturesque wedding venue.
Belcarra Regional Park is a great option to visit for a day of fun, it includes a number of trails, sheltered picnic areas for rent, canoe and kayak rentals and a pier for fishing/crabbing enthusiasts. Jug Island Trail is a 5.5 km scenic hiking trail in Port Moody’s Belcarra neighbourhood. The dog-friendly trail guides you through the forest and ends at Jug Island Beach which is located at the tip of Belcarra.
BELCARRA PARKS
Belcarra is a fantastic spot for nature lovers and those looking for a peaceful retreat. See below for some of the parks in Belcarra, BC:
White Pine Beach
Sasamat Outdoor Centre
Belcarra Regional Park
Jug Island Trail
BELCARRA SCHOOLS
Belcarra is part of School District No. 43 (Coquitlam). This school district is the third largest in British Columbia and serves the Tri-Cities, which includes Port Moody, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and the Villages of Anmore and Belcarra. The area offers a mix of elementary, middle, and secondary schools. For a detailed list of the schools servicing the residents of Belcarra:
BELCARRA ON THE MAP
Belcarra is situated on the eastern shore of Burrard Inlet, near the city of Port Moody. If you're looking at a map, Belcarra is nestled between Port Moody and the Village of Anmore, and it's bordered by the beautiful Belcarra Regional Park and surrounding nature reserves. elcarra residents are heavily reliant on a vehicle for running errands and dropping children off at school. Newport Village and Suter Brook Village which include grocers, restaurants, gyms, and cafés are approximately 15-20 minutes away.