Established Design
Built in 1981, Rockland House offers a well-maintained structure that has stood the test of time, providing a reliable home.

Rockland House presents a well-established presence in Central Campbell River, offering a blend of enduring design and practical living.
This well-maintained building provides a welcoming home base, reflecting a commitment to resident satisfaction and a carefree lifestyle.
Completed in 1981, Rockland House stands as a testament to solid construction and a community-focused strata. While specific architectural details of its original design are not widely publicized, the building is consistently noted for its impeccable maintenance, suggesting a design built for longevity and practical appeal.
Residences within Rockland House feature open-concept layouts, often including private outdoor spaces, and benefit from strata-included hot water. The building provides essential amenities like elevator access and secure parking, all within a location that places residents steps away from daily conveniences and natural green spaces.
Built in 1981, Rockland House offers a well-maintained structure that has stood the test of time, providing a reliable home.
Residences feature open-concept floor plans, maximizing living space and promoting a comfortable flow.
Many homes include private outdoor patios or decks, extending living areas and offering personal retreats.
Residents benefit from convenient amenities such as elevator access and secure parking.
Rockland House welcomes pets, fostering an inclusive environment for animal lovers (subject to bylaws).
The building is supported by a community-focused strata with a healthy contingency fund, ensuring ongoing care and management.
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 Rockland House offers a blend of comfort and convenience, with building amenities and local attractions just moments away.
Living at Rockland House means having immediate access to Campbell River's inviting outdoors. The building is tucked against a peaceful green space, providing a serene backdrop and a quick escape into nature. Just a short distance away, residents can explore the renowned Seawalk, perfect for leisurely strolls along the oceanfront with views of Discovery Passage.
For those who enjoy more active pursuits, the Beaverlodge walking trails are also conveniently close, offering a network of paths for walking, jogging, and connecting with the local environment. The combination of nearby parks and the waterfront ensures that residents have ample opportunities to embrace the West Coast lifestyle, whether it's for a morning walk or an afternoon adventure.
585 Dogwood St S, Campbell River, BC, in Central Campbell River.