Oceanfront Views
Many residences at Pacific Place offer unobstructed, panoramic views of the ocean and Discovery Passage.

Perched directly across from Campbell River's scenic Seawalk, Pacific Place offers residents unobstructed ocean vistas, defining its prominent presence along the waterfront.
Built in 1989, this residential building provides a comfortable and secure home base directly across from the popular Seawalk.
Pacific Place, completed in 1989, was designed to maximize its prime location directly across from the Campbell River Seawalk. This established condominium building quickly became known for its direct access to waterfront activities and the captivating, unobstructed ocean views that many of its homes enjoy. Its architecture reflects a thoughtful approach to coastal living, integrating seamlessly with the natural beauty of the Discovery Passage.
Residences within Pacific Place feature open-concept layouts and private outdoor spaces, allowing residents to fully embrace the surrounding scenery. The building is managed by a proactive strata, ensuring a well-maintained environment for all who call it home, complemented by essential amenities like secure underground parking.
Many residences at Pacific Place offer unobstructed, panoramic views of the ocean and Discovery Passage.
The building is ideally situated directly across the street from the Campbell River Seawalk, perfect for strolls and cycling.
Residents benefit from secure underground parking, providing protection for vehicles and direct, dry access to units via elevator.
Pacific Place is known for its well-maintained status, overseen by a proactive and cooperative strata.
Condo layouts feature open-concept living, dining, and kitchen areas, designed to maximize natural light and views.
Many homes include private balconies or wrap-around decks, extending living spaces outdoors.
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 Pacific Place offers a blend of comfortable in-building features and immediate access to Campbell River's vibrant waterfront.
Directly across from Pacific Place lies the renowned Campbell River Seawalk, a paved pathway stretching for miles along the waterfront. Residents frequently enjoy leisurely walks, invigorating runs, or scenic bike rides with continuous, unobstructed ocean views. This accessible pathway is a central hub for outdoor activity, connecting various points of interest along the coastline.
The proximity to the ocean means residents can easily engage with marine life and the coastal landscape. The Seawalk provides a perfect vantage point for watching boats, marine wildlife, and enjoying the fresh sea air, making daily outdoor excursions a natural extension of living at Pacific Place.
390 Island Hwy S, Campbell River, BC, in Central Campbell River.