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This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information. Take a fantastic stroll on land around the Steveston dikes, or browse Bayview, Moncton and Chatham Streets in the historic fishing village.
For a real treat, get take-out at one of the many fish and chip restaurants. Driving: Steveston is located in the Southwest corner of Richmond off No. Turn South on No. Special Offers. Visitor Services. Newsletter Sign Up. Contact Us. Book your stay. Restaurants Top Dishes. Things to Do. Annual Events. Places to Stay. Discover Richmond. Destination Guide. Plan a Trip. Steveston Village in Richmond, BC All the beauty and serenity of a postcard, right in front of your eyes.
Explore Set sail from Steveston for whale watching expeditions and eco-tours, where you might spot sea lions, herons, eagles, a pod of black-and-white orcas, or even majestic humpback whales. Eat Quirky restaurants, cafes, and bakeries have been mainstays in Steveston for decades, but the seafood eateries are the showstoppers. Grid List Map.
Sort By: Recommended Distance. Map Results. Expand Collapse. His son William developed the town that became Steveston in In addition to fishing and canning, Steveston also developed a significant boat building industry. In there were many canneries in Steveston, but in the last cannery closed down. The Gulf of Georgia Cannery, one of the largest ever built, which had opened in remains open as a national historic site today. Steveston has grown into a residential suburb of Metro Vancouver, however it still maintains the atmosphere of a historical fishing village along the waterfront and indeed it is home to over fishing boats and is still a major centre for commercial fishing.
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