Crofton, BC
We’re proud to support the tight-knit community of Crofton. This seaside town, with its stunning views of Salt Spring Island and welcoming neighborhoods, is a place we’re delighted to serve. From the bustling Crofton ferry terminal to the scenic boardwalk that winds along the shore, Crofton’s charm is unmistakable.
We’re here for the families creating comfort in homes near Osborne Bay, the neighbors enjoying the quiet streets around Joan Avenue, and the hardworking folks who keep the heart of this town beating. Every visit gives us a chance to contribute to the warmth and reliability that make Crofton feel like home.
In Crofton, we’re more than a service—we’re your partners in keeping life running smoothly. Let’s keep homes warm and communities thriving!
Crofton Community Seawalk
The Crofton Community Seawalk is a hidden gem on Vancouver Island, offering a scenic and relaxing stroll along the waterfront. This picturesque pathway runs along the shoreline, providing stunning views of the Salish Sea, nearby islands, and the occasional glimpse of local wildlife like seals, eagles, and herons.
Stretching just over 1 kilometer, the Seawalk is perfect for a leisurely walk, a peaceful moment to take in the ocean breeze, or a great spot for photography. Benches along the path invite visitors to sit and soak up the view.
At the heart of the walk, you’ll find the Crofton Ferry Terminal, connecting travelers to Salt Spring Island, adding a touch of bustling charm to the serene setting. Whether you’re starting your day with a sunrise walk or winding down at sunset, the Crofton Community Seawalk offers a perfect blend of nature, tranquility, and coastal beauty.
Other things to do in Crofton
Scenic Waterfront: Crofton boasts the beautiful Crofton Community Seawalk, a picturesque path along the shoreline offering stunning views of the Salish Sea and nearby islands. It’s perfect for a peaceful stroll, wildlife spotting, or capturing memorable photos.
Outdoor Activities: Crofton’s location makes it an ideal base for outdoor enthusiasts. With easy access to Mount Richards trails and Maple Mountain for hiking, and Osborne Bay for kayaking, fishing, and boating, there’s no shortage of adventure.
Cultural and Historical Charm: Crofton’s history as a mill town is preserved in the local Crofton Museum, showcasing artifacts and stories from its early days. The quaint town also features small shops and cafés, adding to its charm.
Salt Spring Island Gateway: Crofton is the main ferry access point to Salt Spring Island, known for its vibrant arts community, farmers’ markets, and natural beauty. Also, if you’re into skateboarding, there is a skatepark at the ferry terminal.
