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SERPENTINE FEN NATURE OLD SCHOOL RESERVE 9 WHAT’S IN YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD? SHOP GOLF 1. Choices Markets 10. Nico-Wynd Golf Club 11. Morgan Creek Golf Course 10 2. South Point Exchange 12. Meridian Golf Par 3 Save-On-Foods 13. Peace Portal Golf Club HomeSense ELGIN Urban Barn HERITAGE 14 PARK Canadian Tire DINE BLACKIE SPIT Pier 1 Imports 14. Tap Restaurant PARK CRESCENT ND A 11 Casbah Day Spa 15. Cactus Club 1 16 VE BEACH 15 Salon Cordeiro 16. The Keg 17 17. Townhall Public House RD T 18 3. South Point Annex 18. Milestones 35 EN OLD SCHOOL C 51 ES 2 7 Seas Fish Market 19. Maguroguy Sushi CR Clancy’s Meat Co. 20. White Spot TH AVE 3 36 COBS Bread 21. 5 Guys Burgers & Fries 3 4 Kin’s Farm Market 22. Roadhouse Grille SUNNYSIDE 37 CRESCENT 44 Tisol Pet Supply 23. Browns Socialhouse ACRES URBAN PARK 24. Wooden Spoon FOREST PARK 19 VANCOUVERBLAINE5 45 HWY 4. Peninsula Village 25. ONYX Steakhouse TH AVE 4 20 6 52 Safeway 26. Emilio Finatti Sicilian Pizzeria PACIFIC HWY KING GEORGE BLVD 8 London Drugs 27. Pearl Bistro & Oyster Bar 38 21 TH TH TH TH BC Liquor Store 28. Charlie Don’t Surf TH SOUTH SURREY ST ST ST ST 29. Uli’s ST ATHLETIC PARK 46 5. The Shops at Morgan Crossing 30. FIVE 39 TH AVE 47 Thrifty Foods 31. Girae Restaurant Winners 32. Washington Avenue Grill Golf Town 33. Ocean Park Village Pub 40 41 ND 34. ST Everything Wine Crescent Coee House 48 7 Restoration Hardware 35. Seahorse Grill Davids Tea TH AVE 23 42 22 49 KWOMAIS 33 CENTENNIAL 24 H 6. Grandview Corners LEARN PARK PARK PEACE ARCH The Home Depot 36. Sunnyside Elementary MARINE DR HOSPITAL Best Buy 37. Southridge School WalMart 38. White Rock Christian Academy 25 43 Kitchen Therapy 39. Jessie Lee Elementary 27 26 H&M 40. Semiahmoo Secondary 28 Indigo Books 41. Semiahmoo Library 29 30 Pharmasave 42. Earl Marriott Secondary 31 43. White Rock Elementary 50 TH AVE 12 7. Semiahmoo Shopping Centre Save-On-Foods 32 13 COBS Bread PLAY BC Liquor Store 44. Sunnyside Outdoor Pool PEACE ARCH PROVINCIAL PARK Shoppers Drug Mart 45. Steve Nash Sports Club SEMIAHMOO BAY 46. South Surrey Arena 8. Coming Soon - Grandview Central 47. South Surrey Recreation Centre Real Canadian Superstore 48. South Surrey Indoor Pool Shoppers Drug Mart 49. Darts Hill Garden Park Future Retail 50. White Rock Pier 51. Crescent Beach Marina 9. Art Knapp Plantland 52. Grandview Heights Aquatic Centre SOUTH SURREY LOCATION Incredible South Surrey location! Within walking distance to everything and centrally located on major transit + commuter routes in the Lower Mainland. Ideally situated near the best golf courses in BC and beautiful White Rock Beach. .

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