Tallest on North Island
As a 12-storey concrete structure, Crestview Tower at Seymour Village is the tallest building on Vancouver Island's North Island.

Rising prominently in Campbell River, Crestview Tower at Seymour Village stands as the tallest concrete structure on the North Island, offering unparalleled panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and surrounding landscapes.
This 12-storey concrete tower, developed by Broadstreet Properties and Seymour Pacific Developments, offers a unique blend of urban convenience and natural beauty.
Broadstreet Properties, known for owning and operating rental communities, partnered with Seymour Pacific Developments, who led the design and construction, to bring Crestview Tower at Seymour Village to life. Completed in early 2022, this 12-storey concrete building quickly became a prominent feature of the Campbell River skyline, noted as the tallest building on the North Island.
The tower features 80 two-bedroom, two-bathroom rental suites, each designed with an open-concept layout and private outdoor space to maximize the stunning views. Residents benefit from a range of on-site amenities, fostering a vibrant community atmosphere.
As a 12-storey concrete structure, Crestview Tower at Seymour Village is the tallest building on Vancouver Island's North Island.
Perched on the highest point in the city, every suite in the tower offers panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and mountainous landscapes.
The building features 80 two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartments with open-concept kitchens and in-suite laundry.
Residents enjoy access to an on-site gym, community lounge, community gardens, and a dedicated dog run and wash station.
The property benefits from on-site management, on-site maintenance, and 24/7 client support for resident convenience.
The tower includes two levels of covered underground parking, with additional surface parking options available.
If you live in Campbell River long enough, you end up in Central for something. The hospital is here. So are Carihi Secondary, Phoenix Middle School, École des Deux Mondes and a string of elementary schools from Cedar and Pinecrest down to Sandowne and Rockland. Strathcona Gardens, with its pools and arenas, fills up every weekday after school.
The streets were mostly built out from the 1960s on, so the housing is a mix: post-war bungalows and split-levels on big lots, newer infill, townhomes and a growing number of low-rise condos along the main roads. It's often where buyers find the best value close to the water and downtown.
The east edge is the Island Highway and the ocean. The seawalk runs along it, flat and paved, with benches facing Discovery Passage and Quadra Island. The Museum at Campbell River sits on the bluff near the north end. On the west side, Dogwood Street carries the shopping centres, groceries and big-box stores, and behind it the Beaver Lodge Lands offer hundreds of acres of forest trails.
Life at Crestview Tower at Seymour Village offers a blend of comfort, convenience, and connection to the natural beauty of Campbell River.
Living at Crestview Tower at Seymour Village means having immediate access to Campbell River's rich outdoor environment. The building is situated to provide quick access to the nearby Beaver Lodge Lands trails, perfect for walking, running, or cycling amidst nature. Robron Park is also just outside the front door, offering green space for relaxation or recreation.
The broader Merecroft area places residents within reach of the Pacific Ocean and mountainous landscapes, with many suites offering views that capture this natural beauty. The community's design encourages an active lifestyle, making it easy to enjoy the fresh mountain air and the outdoor activities that define Vancouver Island living.
521 Dogwood St S, Campbell River, BC, in Central Campbell River.