Waterfront Architecture
The building's contemporary design is oriented to provide direct, walk-on waterfront access and maximize ocean views.

Perched directly on the Campbell River waterfront, Eagle View offers a contemporary design that maximizes its stunning marine and mountain vistas.
This established building is celebrated for its direct oceanfront access and thoughtful design that frames the breathtaking natural surroundings.
Completed in 1976, Eagle View was designed with a contemporary architectural style, positioning residences to capture the expansive marine environment. Its enduring presence on the Island Highway reflects a commitment to quality and a vision for waterfront living in Campbell River.
Residences within Eagle View feature spacious layouts, often updated with modern finishes, and benefit from in-suite laundry and captivating views. The building provides essential amenities like secure entry and covered parking, ensuring a comfortable and convenient daily life for its residents in a highly sought-after location.
The building's contemporary design is oriented to provide direct, walk-on waterfront access and maximize ocean views.
Residences boast breathtaking 180-degree views of the ocean, marine life, and passing boats.
Homes offer generous floor plans, including primary suites with remodelled ensuites and sunrooms.
Each home includes the convenience of in-suite laundry and an electric fireplace for added warmth and ambiance.
Residents benefit from a secure entry system, enhancing peace of mind within the building.
The building provides covered parking, including carports and guest parking, for resident convenience.
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.
Daily life at Eagle View offers a blend of serene waterfront living and convenient access to urban amenities.
The most striking outdoor feature of Eagle View is its direct walk-on waterfront access. Residents can easily step out to enjoy the shoreline, offering opportunities for leisurely strolls, observing marine life, and watching boats pass by. The area is known for its natural beauty, with eagles soaring overhead and diverse marine ecosystems.
Campbell River's Seawalk is a popular destination for walking and cycling, providing a picturesque route along the ocean. Nearby parks offer green spaces for relaxation and outdoor enjoyment, making it easy for residents to embrace the coastal lifestyle.
523 Island Hwy, Campbell River, BC, in Central Campbell River.