Patio Home Design
Residences at Pacific Meadows offer single-level living, often featuring vaulted ceilings and arched windows for an airy feel.

Thoughtfully designed as a collection of patio homes, Pacific Meadows offers single-level living amidst mature landscaping and private outdoor spaces.
Built in 1994, this established community emphasizes a relaxed lifestyle with private outdoor areas and convenient single-level layouts.
Pacific Meadows, completed in 1994, stands as a well-regarded strata community in Campbell River. While the original developer and architect are not widely publicized, the design focuses on individual patio homes, offering residents a comfortable and accessible living environment. Each residence is crafted for ease, featuring single-level layouts and private outdoor spaces.
The homes within Pacific Meadows are known for their bright, open-concept designs, often including gas fireplaces and in-suite laundry. The community is managed by Surge Management and is recognized for its well-maintained grounds, providing a peaceful setting within the vibrant Willow Point neighbourhood.
Residences at Pacific Meadows offer single-level living, often featuring vaulted ceilings and arched windows for an airy feel.
Each home includes a private fenced yard with patio space, ideal for relaxing or cultivating a garden.
Units are designed with open-concept layouts, cozy gas fireplaces, and convenient in-suite laundry facilities.
The community offers accessible entrances, ground-level main floors, and no-step entry, making it wheelchair friendly.
The development is surrounded by lush lawns, mature trees, and landscaped green spaces, enhancing privacy and tranquility.
Each home typically includes a single-car garage and driveway parking, with additional guest parking available.
Check the tide table before you come. When the water drops, the Willow Point Reef stretches out from shore and the beach turns into a field trip: sea stars wedged under rocks, tiny crabs, anemones closing up as you lean in. Kids head out with buckets and come back soaked. At high tide the same spot is all driftwood and views across to Quadra Island and the Coast Mountains.
South along the highway, Stories Beach is the one families pick for a whole afternoon. It's sandy and sheltered, with parking close to the water. Big Rock sits a little farther on, a house-sized boulder left on the beach by a glacier. Locals use it as a landmark, a meeting point and, depending on the season, a canvas for painted messages.
The village itself is a few blocks of everyday business: a grocery store, a pharmacy, sushi, a butcher-style kitchen, a couple of pubs and the coffee shop where the morning regulars hold court. Nothing here is fancy, and that's the appeal. You can walk to dinner, then walk the seawalk home as the light goes pink over the passage.
Life at Pacific Meadows offers a blend of private comfort and community connection, with everyday conveniences just moments away.
Living at Pacific Meadows means the outdoors are an integral part of daily life. The community is situated in Willow Point, known for its proximity to the ocean and the scenic Seawalk, offering residents picturesque routes for walking, jogging, or cycling along the shoreline. Nearby parks and green spaces provide tranquil settings for leisurely strolls or enjoying the fresh air. The private fenced yards within Pacific Meadows also offer a personal green space for gardening or simply unwinding outdoors.
396 Harrogate Rd, Campbell River, BC, in Willow Point.