Getting around Colwood is a joyous and comfortable experience. Local transit is quick and efficient and the Galloping Goose Trail meanders through lush countryside, accommodating walkers and cyclists. For those who are trying to reduce their carbon footprint, there are numerous free, public electric vehicle charging stations in Colwood. Over 50 parks and trails provide plenty of opportunity to get out, feel the sun on your face and the wind on your back. Just a few teasers: Bee Creek, a small stream in Colwood flowing into Esquimalt Lagoon; Colwood waterfront and lagoon, featuring miles of breathtaking ocean beaches; and a national bird sanctuary. Avid golfers will hit their stride at the Royal Colwood Golf Course.
A rich colourful history lies behind the peaceful serenity of Colwood. Travellers from around the world come to see the many national historic, cultural and environmental landmarks that rest in some of the most spectacular scenery in BC. Hatley Park, home to Royal Roads University, is also host to one of the most ravishing series of gardens in Canada, Hatley Gardens. Within the grounds of the university stands a towering palatial relic of an elegant past, Hatley Castle.
Colwood has a thriving Arts community. Coast Collective is a new innovative art centre and an accessible showcase for Fine Art. The community’s family theatre, Four Seasons Musical Theatre, has provided joyous entertainment since 1975. Families have access to numerous schools, such as Colwood Elementary School, Dunsmuir Middle School, and Royal Bay Secondary School. The primary recreation centre serving Colwood is Juan de Fuca, with a pool, swirl pool, sauna, curling rink, and a fitness studio.
Give yourself a well-deserved award -- consider Colwood as your forever home.
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