Historic Landmarks – Map of Surrey

The Semiahmoo Trail Map

[osm_map lat="49.0687143" lon="-122.8254826" width="100%" height="480px"] The Semiahmoo Trail is one of Surrey’s most historically significant routes, tracing paths once used by Coast Salish peoples and later formalized as a wagon road in the 19th century. Today, it serves as both a heritage corridor and a beloved recreational trail, winding through forested areas, neighbourhoods, and greenbelts that preserve the city’s natural and cultural character. The trail provides residents and visitors with a tangible link to Surrey’s early transportation and trade history while promoting outdoor activity and environmental appreciation. Walkers, cyclists, and joggers enjoy the Semiahmoo Trail for its peaceful scenery and gentle terrain. Interpretive signs along the way highlight its Indigenous heritage, pioneer use, and ecological value. It stands as a living symbol of continuity between past and present, offering a…

Semiahmoo Wagon Road 1873 Map

[osm_map lat="49.052752" lon="-122.8119636" width="100%" height="480px"] The Semiahmoo Wagon Road, established in 1873, was a vital early transportation corridor linking the Fraser Valley to the Peninsula and the international border. Cut through heavy forest, the route carried supplies, mail, and people, enabling settlement, trade, and the first reliable overland movement in an era before modern highways. Fragments of the corridor survive as trails and heritage references woven into today’s neighbourhoods. Exploring the wagon road story on the city map reveals how topography, rivers, and early survey lines shaped Surrey’s growth. Interpretive stops, nearby parks, and related heritage houses help visitors picture the challenges of nineteenth-century travel. The Semiahmoo Wagon Road remains central to understanding how communities took root and how present-day routes evolved from those first tracks through the forest. Location:…

Peace Arch International Monument Map

[osm_map lat="49.0020916" lon="-122.7565295" width="100%" height="480px"] The Peace Arch International Monument marks the Canada–United States boundary at the Pacific coast and stands as one of North America’s most recognizable symbols of friendship and cooperation. Set in landscaped parkland, the arch welcomes visitors to walk the lawns, read inscriptions, and reflect on the cross-border ties that shape the region’s economy and culture. Families frequently gather for photos, picnics, and community events in the surrounding green spaces. For Surrey visitors, the monument adds a powerful international dimension to a local trip. The site connects coastal trails, birdlife along the shoreline, and nearby town centres into a single experience. It is a prime waypoint on the map for travellers interested in history, public art, and the unique geography of the 49th parallel. Location: 49.0020916,…

Hazelmere United Church Map

[osm_map lat="49.0314165" lon="-122.7130329" width="100%" height="480px"] Hazelmere United Church is closely connected to the rural heritage of South Surrey, providing a peaceful place for worship and community engagement. Its congregation has supported social programs, choir music, seasonal events, and compassionate outreach that reflects the agricultural roots and neighbourly spirit of the Hazelmere district. The setting underscores a rhythm of community life that continues even as the city grows. The church building typically features simple West Coast lines, wood finishes, and a light-filled nave suited to both weekly services and concerts. On the interactive map, Hazelmere United Church complements nearby farms, halls, and historic roads that together narrate the settlement of the valley and its ongoing commitment to service and inclusion. Location: 49.0314165, -122.7130329 Tags: - House Number: 1614 - Amenity: Place…

Church of the Ascension Anglican Map

[osm_map lat="49.053011" lon="-122.8824702" width="100%" height="480px"] The Church of the Ascension Anglican is a longstanding spiritual anchor in Surrey, known for welcoming worship, community outreach, and a calendar of programs that support families, newcomers, and seniors. Parish life extends beyond weekly services through food drives, music, youth mentorship, and partnerships with local charities. The church’s rhythm reflects the city’s diversity while maintaining Anglican liturgical traditions. The building’s design is modest and purposeful, often featuring warm wood interiors, stained glass accents, and a sanctuary that lends itself to quiet reflection. For map users exploring nearby heritage homes and schools, the Church of the Ascension provides vital context, showing how congregations helped knit early settlements into the connected neighbourhoods seen today. Location: 49.053011, -122.8824702 Tags: - House Number: 2770 - : 8 -…

The Stage House Map

[osm_map lat="49.0554761" lon="-122.884789" width="100%" height="480px"] The Stage House takes its name from the cultural life it supported, offering a small performance venue for plays, recitals, and public speaking in a period before large theatres were common. Its intimate scale and simple stage made it a flexible space, allowing community groups to rehearse, present seasonal concerts, and host meetings that tied residents together across generations. Architecturally, the building reflects utility first. A straightforward rectangular plan, raised platform, and adaptable seating allowed quick transitions between events. Preserved today, the Stage House offers a window into Surrey’s creative past and shows how grassroots venues nurtured local talent. It is a meaningful waypoint for arts and culture enthusiasts exploring the area through the interactive map. Location: 49.0554761, -122.884789 Tags: - House Number: 2619 -…

Byers House Map

[osm_map lat="49.0544362" lon="-122.8845789" width="100%" height="480px"] The Byers House stands as a well-preserved example of early twentieth-century domestic architecture in Surrey. Its wood framing, traditional porch elements, and modest decorative trim capture the craft of local builders who balanced affordability with durability. Homes like this supported farming families and small enterprises, forming the backbone of rural communities before suburban growth reached the area. Heritage value lies not only in the architecture but also in the family narratives tied to the property. The Byers House helps illustrate how households evolved, from wood stoves and orchard plots to later upgrades that introduced electricity, insulation, and modern comforts. On your city map, it sits within a cluster of historic resources that together tell the story of settlement, agriculture, and neighbourhood change. Location: 49.0544362, -122.8845789…

Alexandra Hall Map

[osm_map lat="49.0553476" lon="-122.8846121" width="100%" height="480px"] Alexandra Hall is linked to the early social life of South Surrey and the Peninsula, serving as a gathering place for meetings, dances, and community programs. Halls like this anchored small settlements, offering a stage, common room, and flexible space for civic life long before modern recreation centres. The building’s simple proportions, timber construction, and practical interior layout reflect an era when community spirit and volunteer effort sustained most public events. Today, Alexandra Hall is valued for heritage character and local memory. It represents how residents organized cultural evenings, school concerts, and fundraisers that shaped neighbourhood identity. For visitors using the interactive map, Alexandra Hall adds context to the Peninsula’s development, connecting nearby churches, schools, and early transportation routes into a cohesive local story. Location:…

Dormitory building 1955 Map

[osm_map lat="49.0551949" lon="-122.8842372" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 49.0551949, -122.8842372 Tags: - House Number: 2916 - Building: Yes - Heritage: 8 - heritage:ref: 82 - heritage:since: 1998-11-02 - heritage:website: https://www.surrey.ca/renovating-building-development/land-planning-development/heritage-conservation/heritage-sites/south-surrey/camp-alexandra-daycare-dormitory-c - Historic Significance: building - Name: Dormitory "C" - Start Date: 1955 - Street: McBride Avenue - City: Surrey

Wigwam Map

[osm_map lat="49.0556196" lon="-122.8851607" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 49.0556196, -122.8851607 Tags: - House Number: 2916 - Building: Yes - Description: The bungalow-style Wigwam was built in 1919 as part of Alexandra Orphanage - Heritage: 8 - heritage:ref: 80 - heritage:since: 1998-11-02 - heritage:website: https://www.surrey.ca/renovating-building-development/land-planning-development/heritage-conservation/heritage-sites/south-surrey/camp-alexandra-nursery-wigwam - Historic Significance: building - Name: Wigwam - Start Date: 1919 - Street: McBride Avenue - City: Surrey

Neighbourhood	Region	Key Features	Nearby Landmarks	Public Transit
Aloha Estates	Cloverdale	Modern family-oriented neighbourhood with new housing, local parks, and quiet residential streets.	Cloverdale town centre, local schools, neighbourhood parks.	Local bus routes connecting to Cloverdale and Langley.
Anderson Walk	Cloverdale / Clayton	Growing residential community with townhomes, family housing, and walkable streets.	Neighbourhood parks, Cloverdale Athletic Park, local shopping plazas.	Bus connections to Surrey Central, Cloverdale, and Clayton Heights.
Anniedale	North Surrey	Semi-rural area transitioning to mixed residential and commercial development.	Highway 1 corridor, Port Kells industrial area, local green spaces.	Regional bus routes along nearby highway and arterial roads.
Birdland	Guildford	Established neighbourhood with mature trees, single-family homes, and quiet local streets.	Guildford Town Centre, local schools, neighbourhood parks.	Bus routes to Guildford Exchange and Surrey Central Station.
Bridgeview	North Surrey / Whalley	Riverside community with a mix of residential, industrial, and commercial uses.	Fraser River waterfront, Pattullo Bridge, Scott Road Station area.	Bus services and nearby Scott Road SkyTrain Station.
Brownsville	North Surrey / Whalley	Historic riverfront area with older homes, industry, and redevelopment potential.	Fraser River shoreline, Pattullo Bridge, New Westminster waterfront.	Bus routes with connections to Scott Road and Surrey Central stations.
Clayton Heights	Clayton / Cloverdale	Dense, walkable suburb with townhomes, shops, schools, and community parks.	Clayton Community Centre, local retail villages, neighbourhood parks.	Frequent bus routes toward Surrey Central and Langley.
Cloverdale	Cloverdale	Historic town centre with heritage buildings, events, and family neighbourhoods.	Cloverdale Fairgrounds, Cloverdale Rodeo site, Museum of Surrey (Cloverdale location).	Cloverdale bus hub with routes to Surrey Central, Langley, and South Surrey.
Colebrook	Newton / Rural Surrey	Semi-rural area with farmland, larger lots, and a quiet country setting.	Serpentine River, Colebrook parklands, Panorama Ridge area.	Local and regional bus routes along nearby arterial roads.
Crescent Beach	South Surrey	Seaside village with sandy beach, waterfront homes, and a relaxed coastal atmosphere.	Crescent Beach promenade, Blackie Spit Park, Boundary Bay waterfront.	Bus connections to Ocean Park, White Rock, and Surrey Central.
Crescent Heights	South Surrey	Leafy residential area with character homes, ocean views, and quiet streets.	Crescent Beach, Ocean Park Village, local schools and parks.	Neighbourhood bus routes linking to South Surrey and White Rock.
Douglas	South Surrey	Border-side community near Peace Arch with a mix of housing and parkland.	Peace Arch Park, Douglas border crossing, White Rock waterfront.	Regional bus routes toward White Rock, South Surrey Park and Ride, and Surrey Central.
Elgin	South Surrey	Prestigious residential area with large lots, estate homes, and mature trees.	Crescent Park, Nicomekl River, nearby top-rated schools.	Bus routes along major corridors connecting to South Surrey exchanges.
Fleetwood	Fleetwood	Central, family-focused suburb with parks, schools, and community facilities.	Fleetwood Community Centre, future SkyTrain corridor, local shopping plazas.	Frequent bus service and planned SkyTrain stations along Fraser Highway.
Fraser Heights	North Surrey / Guildford	Upscale residential area with large homes, quiet streets, and views over the Fraser Valley.	Fraser River, Highway 1 corridor, local parks and schools.	Bus routes to Guildford, Surrey Central, and neighbouring cities via Highway 1.
Grandview	South Surrey	Modern, amenity-rich community with shopping districts and new housing.	Grandview Corners, Morgan Crossing, Grandview Heights Aquatic Centre.	Bus services to South Surrey Park and Ride and White Rock.
Guildford	Guildford	Major commercial hub with a large mall, apartments, and surrounding family neighbourhoods.	Guildford Town Centre, Guildford Recreation Centre, Green Timbers Urban Forest.	Guildford Exchange with multiple bus routes to SkyTrain and nearby cities.
Hazelmere	South Surrey / Rural	Rural-suburban district with farmland, acreages, and golf course landscapes.	Hazelmere Golf Course, Campbell Valley regional area, U.S. border corridor.	Regional bus routes along nearby highways and arterial roads.
Johnston Heights	Guildford	School-centred neighbourhood with family housing and strong community ties.	Johnston Heights Secondary, Guildford Town Centre, nearby parks.	Bus routes linking to Guildford Exchange and Surrey Central.
Morgan Creek	South Surrey	Upscale golf course community with luxury homes and manicured streets.	Morgan Creek Golf Club, Grandview Corners, Highway 99 corridor.	Bus connections to Grandview, South Surrey Park and Ride, and White Rock.
Mud Bay	Southwest Surrey	Coastal wetlands, wildlife habitat, quiet rural setting with scenic views.	Mud Bay Park, Boundary Bay shoreline, nature viewing areas.	Bus routes along King George Blvd and Highway 99.
Newton	Newton	Diverse urban district with strong community services and cultural centres.	Newton Recreation Centre, Newton Arena, Newton Exchange.	Major bus hub at Newton Exchange with routes across Surrey.
Ocean Park	South Surrey	Coastal residential area with village charm, ocean views, and quiet streets.	Kwomais Point Park, Ocean Park Village, Crescent Beach.	Bus routes linking to White Rock and South Surrey exchanges.
Panorama Ridge	Newton / South Surrey	Prestigious hillside community with estate homes and sweeping views.	Panorama Park, Colebrook area, golf courses.	Bus routes on adjacent major roads toward Newton and Surrey Central.
Port Kells	North Surrey	Industrial and rural mix with farms, business parks, and open landscapes.	Fraser River, Highway 1 corridor, Port Kells Park.	Regional bus routes along major arterial roads near Highway 1.
Port Mann	Northeast Surrey	Riverside suburb with established homes and convenient Metro Vancouver access.	Port Mann Bridge, Fraser River trails, local parks.	Bus routes toward Guildford, Surrey Central, and Coquitlam.
Provinceton	Cloverdale	Modern family neighbourhood with new housing, parks, and quiet streets.	Local green spaces, Cloverdale amenities, schools.	Bus services to Cloverdale, Clayton, and Langley.
Rosewood Park	Surrey	Tree-lined residential area with family homes and community parks.	Neighbourhood playgrounds, local schools, walking paths.	Nearby bus routes offering connections to Guildford and Newton.
Semiahmoo Town Centre	South Surrey	Major urban hub with shops, services, condos, and walkable streets.	Semiahmoo Shopping Centre, White Rock border, parks.	Frequent bus routes to White Rock Centre and South Surrey Park and Ride.
South Surrey	South Surrey	Large coastal district with high-demand neighbourhoods and major amenities.	Morgan Crossing, Grandview Corners, Crescent Beach.	Multiple bus routes, South Surrey Park and Ride access.
Strawberry Hill	Newton	Busy suburban area with entertainment, retail plazas, and cultural diversity.	Strawberry Hill Cinema, local malls, community parks.	Bus routes along major Newton corridors toward Surrey Central.
Sullivan	Newton / Sullivan	Growing suburb with family housing, parks, and new developments.	Panorama Village, local schools, greenbelts.	Bus routes along Highway 10 and nearby arterials.
Sunnyside	South Surrey	Quiet, leafy residential area with parks and long-term community appeal.	Sunnyside Park, South Surrey Recreation Centre, local schools.	South Surrey bus services toward White Rock and Guildford.
Sunrise Estates	Surrey	Upscale neighbourhood with spacious homes and calm, landscaped streets.	Local parks, residential greenbelts, schools.	Local bus routes providing access to neighbouring communities.
Surrey Centre	City Centre	Downtown core with high-rises, transit hubs, and major civic buildings.	Surrey Central Station, SFU Surrey, City Hall.	SkyTrain, multiple bus exchanges, regional transit hub.
Whalley	City Centre / North Surrey	Diverse urban district undergoing redevelopment with new housing and services.	Surrey City Centre Library, Holland Park, Central City Mall.	SkyTrain stations and major bus routes throughout the area.

Category: Historic Landmarks