Pitt Meadows
NEIGHBORHOODS
Welcome To
Pitt Meadows
Nature-Rich, Family-Friendly & Growing Strong
Nestled between the mighty Fraser River to the south and the scenic slopes of the Golden Ears Mountains to the north, Pitt Meadows is a community that balances rural charm, family-friendly living and easy access to Metro Vancouver. Pitt Meadows
With much of its land dedicated to agriculture — around 78% lies within the British Columbia Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR) — the city retains open green spaces and fresh-air expanses unusual in the region.
Whether you’re raising a family, craving nature nearby, or seeking an affordable alternative within the Metro region, Pitt Meadows ticks a lot of boxes.
Parks, Trails & Outdoor Parks
Enjoy the scenic dike system and trails along the Fraser and Pitt Rivers — ideal for walking, cycling, or family outings. Pitt Meadows
- The city includes farmland, wetlands and open space, making its outdoor lifestyle varied: you can ride a trail in the morning and pick up fresh local produce in the afternoon. Pitt Meadows
- Community recreation is actively growing: for example, the expansion of the Pitt Meadows Athletic Park is supported by provincial funding to upgrade sports & amenity spaces for all ages. BC News
Education
Schools: SD42
Pitt Meadows falls under School District 42 Maple Ridge–Pitt Meadows, which serves both elementary and secondary education. Maple Ridge International Program+1
- For younger children, the presence of community-oriented school programs and family amenities makes the area very attractive for intergenerational living.
- While Pitt Meadows itself doesn’t host a major university within its boundaries, post-secondary institutions in neighbouring cities are reachable for those continuing their education.
Transit & Connectivity
- The city has commuter rail access via the Pitt Meadows Station on the West Coast Express, providing a useful transit option into Metro Vancouver.
- Major road access including the Lougheed Highway and bridges over the rivers help connect residents to neighbouring municipalities and amenities.
- While close-in transit may be less dense than inner urban cores, the trade-off is quieter streets and more open neighbourhoods — a plus for families seeking space. TransLink
Explore Pitt Meadows
Pitt Meadows may have a relaxed rural atmosphere, but shopping and dining options are close at hand. Residents enjoy local favourites like Meadowvale Shopping Centre for daily essentials, while the nearby Osprey Village offers cafés, boutiques, and riverside charm.
For full-scale retail, residents head to Coquitlam Centre or Meadowtown Shopping Centre, just minutes away.
Farmers’ markets and small independent shops also add to the community’s “buy local” spirit, supporting producers and artisans from the Fraser Valley.
Business & Commerce
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