Port Mellon
The fire protection district ends at YMCA Road, the wildfire plan rates Port Mellon high risk, and the mill that filled this road was idled in August 2026.
Read more about Port MellonWe cover the whole lower Sunshine Coast, from Langdale to Egmont. The travel charge is $10 a visit wherever your property is, the same in Egmont as in Gibsons.
The fire protection district ends at YMCA Road, the wildfire plan rates Port Mellon high risk, and the mill that filled this road was idled in August 2026.
Read more about Port MellonLangdale's 223 properties and the ferry terminal draw on a single well on Aquifer 552, and the fire protection district runs out inside the community.
Read more about LangdaleHopkins Landing runs its own improvement district water system, 170 properties and eleven hydrants, and the RCMP logged no calls here in a full quarter.
Read more about Hopkins LandingGranthams Landing has 78 water connections against roughly 160 households, and since 2023 its taps have followed Chapman system restrictions.
Read more about Granthams LandingNinety-four houses at Soames Point sit above a working water source, with four regional park trailheads ending on four residential streets.
Read more about Soames PointScheduled, photographed checks on empty cottages and homes in Gibsons, Granthams Landing, Hopkins Landing, Langdale, and Elphinstone.
Read more about GibsonsScheduled, photographed checks on empty cottages and homes in Roberts Creek, Lower Road, Beach Avenue, Ocean Beach Esplanade, Flume Road, Lockyer Road and upper Roberts Creek.
Read more about Roberts CreekWilson Creek, officially ts'uḵw'um since 2021, is the eastern end of the District of Sechelt, where Chapman Creek met the sea until 1936.
Read more about Wilson CreekScheduled, photographed checks on empty cottages and homes in Davis Bay, Selma Park and the streets above the highway between Bay Road and Mission Point.
Read more about Davis BaySelma Park is an officially named community where two local governments share one hillside, and where the boat launch belongs to the shíshálh Nation.
Read more about Selma ParkScheduled, photographed checks on empty cottages and homes in downtown Sechelt, West Sechelt, Porpoise Bay, Sandy Hook and Tuwanek, north along Sechelt Inlet Road.
Read more about SecheltSandy Hook is a steep bench on Sechelt Inlet reached only from Sechelt Inlet Road, and its patrol zone rose 38 per cent in 2025.
Read more about Sandy HookTuwanek is the end of Sechelt Inlet Road and the furthest point in the District from its only fire hall.
Read more about TuwanekScheduled, photographed checks on empty cottages and homes in Halfmoon Bay, Redrooffs Road, Welcome Woods, Secret Cove, Sargeant Bay, Middlepoint, and Wood Bay.
Read more about Halfmoon BaySecret Cove is the tourist commercial centre of the Halfmoon Bay plan area, and most of its boats and owners are gone from October to April.
Read more about Secret CoveScheduled, photographed checks on empty cottages and homes in Madeira Park, Francis Peninsula, Garden Bay, Kleindale, Sakinaw Lake and the rest of Pender Harbour.
Read more about Madeira ParkScheduled, photographed checks on empty cottages and homes in Garden Bay, Irvines Landing, Kleindale, Sakinaw Lake, Ruby Lake and around the rest of Pender Harbour.
Read more about Pender HarbourGarden Bay is the harbour's second commercial centre, reached by one road that leaves Highway 101 at Kleindale and does not come back.
Read more about Garden BayIrvines Landing was the harbour's main steamship port until the 1930s and is now the far end of its longest dead-end road.
Read more about Irvines LandingEarls Cove sits at the northern terminus of Highway 101, and when its ferry stops there is no water taxi to replace it.
Read more about Earls CoveScheduled, photographed checks on empty cottages and homes in Egmont, Earls Cove, Ruby Lake, Sakinaw Lake, North Lake and Klein Lake.
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