Dollarton offers tranquil waterfront living while remaining well-connected to key destinations:
Whether by car, bike, or public transit, residents enjoy a perfect balance of seclusion and convenience.
Dollarton fosters a strong sense of community, supported by local businesses, schools, and recreational facilities.
Once known as Dollar Shopping Centre, this local hub has been serving the community since 1962 and remains a convenient stop for daily essentials. Residents can find:
One of Dollarton’s most cherished landmarks, Cates Park offers:
Families in Dollarton benefit from excellent schools, including:
Sherwood Park Elementary School
Seycove Secondary School
Dollarton is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, with easy access to:
Seymour Golf & Country Club
Northlands Golf and Country Club
With its blend of nature, local conveniences, and recreational opportunities, Dollarton is a neighbourhood where residents truly feel at home.
Dollarton is known for its diverse and beautiful homes, set against a backdrop of ocean and mountain views:
Residents enjoy a peaceful, coastal lifestyle, whether they’re sipping coffee on a sun-drenched patio, launching a boat from Cates Park, or simply taking in the spectacular views.
With a mix of professionals, families, and retirees, Dollarton remains one of the most sought-after communities on the North Shore Edge.
Dollarton was once a thriving industrial site, with the Robert Dollar Company’s sawmill operating for 25 years. While the mill is long gone, remnants of this past—such as the Cedar Mills beehive burner foundation in Cates Park—serve as a reminder of the community’s roots.
Dollarton has also made its mark in literary history. In the 1940s, acclaimed writer Malcolm Lowry lived in a series of beachfront shacks in what is now Cates Park. During his time here, he completed drafts of his famous novel Under the Volcano. His legacy is commemorated by:
From its humble beginnings as a sawmill town to its transformation into a scenic waterfront neighbourhood, Dollarton continues to be a cherished part of the North Shore Edge.
Supporting local businesses and fostering community connections across the North Shore
