Safe, sustainable homes for families

$4 million in community benefits

  • Homes for Families

    82 family-sized homes, with space and zoning for secondary housing on each lot. Built on land previously cleared for a golf course.

  • Fire Protection

    A proposed volunteer firehall, complete with a truck and equipment and offer to build and connect fire hydrants down Midnight Way.

  • Indigenous Support

    Hereditary Chief Dale Harry and the Squamish First Nation have long supported the Paradise Trails project.

  • Bridge & Road Upgrades

    Offer to twin and raise the Bailey Bridge, upgrade Paradise Valley Road. and install an emergency flood alert system.

Situated on the magical Cheakamus River, Paradise Trails is an approved 82-home eco-village in Squamish, BC.

Designed around 6 km of public trails and a 10-acre riding facility, including an indoor ring. Paradise Trails will contribute to Squamish's reputation as Canada's Outdoor Adventure Capital.

“Currently our fire protection is based on hard-working individuals and retirees who volunteer their time without outside resources to make sure our small community is safe.

“We can no longer rely on the Squamish fire department, whose response time is around 40 minutes. The fire hall, training and equipment that Paradise Trails is offering would be invaluable to our community.”

—
Peter Spitzer
Paradise Valley resident

"Paradise Trails is an ideal fit for our communities - the town of Squamish, the Squamish Nation, and Paradise Valley.

"The improvements to safety, such as the firehall & other firefighting infrastructure, are truly needed.

—
Chief Dale Harry, Squamish First Nation