Sicamous Investment Profile

DIStrICt OF SicamOuS Investment PrOFIle

welcome message from the mayor

Welcome to Sicamous from Mayor Colleen Anderson

Whether you’re looking at purchasing a home here, starting a business, or looking at a great place to start to plan your retirement. Sicamous is a great choice.

The vision of Sicamous is built on our strategic priorities. A vibrant healthy community that embraces strong social, economic, and environmental values. We established our strategic priorities with a focus on municipal assets and continue to work on our infrastructure and our asset management plan.

Our priorities also include health and wellness, we are a municipality owned healthcare facility, the District of Sicamous employs our doctors and administration. When we were in jeopardy of losing our healthcare facility to a retiring Doctor who owned the private clinic, we boldly went where few municipalities go, and purchased the clinic.

Housing, community safety, recreation, tourism, and economic growth are our goals moving forward.

The work of our Economic Development Corporation and Explore Sicamous Tourism have added value in how we market our community. Our municipality also offers incentives such as tax revitalization exemptions, and fair DCC’s.

Our population is growing with young families as well as active retirees. Our list of Sicamous offerings combined with the growing tourism market creates great opportunity for hoteliers, bike stores, coffee shops, winter appeal, condo development, anything that complements our tourism-based community.

Our lakes, mountains and landscape make Sicamous houseboat capital of Canada. Houseboating brings thousands of visitors to Sicamous each year. We welcome recreational boaters, fishing enthusiasts, and bird watchers to the endless beauty in the Shuswap.

Our Sicamous snowmobile community is over 23,000 annual sledding enthusiasts, arriving here to 4 of the best-groomed mountains in Western Canada. The tourism pendulum is now swinging back, to fewer jet setting weekends and more weekends recreating, proving people want what rejuvenates the soul. Sicamous offers many opportunities to anyone interested in growing their business in our vibrant community, including a great lifestyle.

Business Climate

Business is thriving in Sicamous! Our vibrant community offers a prosperous business environment within a backdrop of pristine, healthy living. With abundant opportunities away from the fast-paced bustle of big cities, Sicamous is the ideal destination to embrace a balanced lifestyle where you can live, play, and work harmoniously.

Nestled amidst the breathtaking natural beauty of the Shuswap region, Sicamous offers a unique investment environment that marries stunning landscapes with economic potential. Our town thrives on tourism, drawing visitors from far and wide to explore the pristine shores of Shuswap Lake in the summer and its renowned snowmobile trails in the winter months.

This tourism-centered economy presents significant opportunities for entrepreneurs and investors looking to establish or expand businesses in hospitality, recreation, and retail. With a strategic location at the crossroads of Highway 1 and Highway 97A, Sicamous is well-connected for logistics and transportation enterprises. A close-knit small business community fosters collaboration and support, while our infrastructure ensures seamless connectivity.

Business Infrastructure

Sicamous combines a robust business infrastructure with its natural beauty and touristic appeal. This charming town offers efficient transportation networks, reliable communication services, essential utilities, and a range of amenities to support its workforce and local businesses. Its prime location in the heart of the Shuswap region makes it a hub for tourism-related ventures, including accommodations, dining, and recreational activities, all set against the backdrop of its scenic lakeside setting.

During recent years, Sicamous has made several investments in its infrastructure, including updating zoning bylaws, a Bio energy project for the industrial area, DOSDC support for existing and potential businesses, focusing on community beautification, and creating a tax revitalization plan to compete with other communities. The district has also undertaken vast improvements to the water treatment and sewer and solid waste management infrastructure.

This unique blend of business opportunities and touristic charm makes Sicamous an ideal destination for entrepreneurs looking to leverage both aspects for their ventures.

The Revitalization Tax Exemption Program

Sicamous has a clear vision for sustainable growth, offering an aggressive tax incentive program which provides tax exemptions on improvements within established areas in Sicamous to encourage economic, social, or environmental revitalization of the community.

location

Located in the heart of the stunning Columbia-Shuswap Region of British Columbia, Sicamous is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. This picturesque town is perfectly positioned along the tranquil shores of Shuswap and Mara Lakes, offering a gateway to a world of natural beauty and outdoor adventure.

Sicamous stands as an exceptional investment destination, strategically positioned at the crossroads of two major highway routes: the Trans-Canada Highway and Highway 97A. This prime location seamlessly connects travelers from the bustling Lower Mainland and neighboring Alberta to the coveted destinations of the Shuswap and Okanagan regions. This ideal intersection point offers an abundance of opportunities for tourism, hospitality, and recreational ventures year-round, and with short commute times to Salmon Arm, Revelstoke and the Okanagan Valley, residents and visitors have easy access to a larger breadth of recreation and cultural activities and amenities.

Pacific Time Zone

Sicamous shares the Pacific Time Zone with iconic cities like Vancouver, Los Angeles, and San Francisco, placing it in sync with some of the West Coast's most vibrant urban centers.

Proximity / location

Distance to Other major Centres from Sicamous:

Salmon Arm

Revelstoke

Vernon

Kelowna

Kamloops

Calgary

Vancouver

Border

Population: 19,432

Population: 8,275

Population: 44,519

Population: 144,576

Population: 97,902

Population: 1,481,806

Population: 2,606,000

km (approx. 3h35min drive)

30.5 km (approx. 20 min drive)

73 km (approx. 50 min drive)

74.4 km (approx. 1 hour drive)

128 km (approx. 1h45min drive)

139 km (approx. 1h40min drive)

481 km (approx. 5h20min drive)

490 km (approx. 5h25min drive)

Nearby Airports:

Kamloops Regional Airport (YKA): 152 km (approx. 2 hour drive)

Kelowna International Airport (YLW) 112 km (approx. 1h25min drive)

climate

Sicamous experiences diverse seasonal climates, each bringing a unique and ever-changing landscape throughout the year.

Season

Spring (March to May)

Summer (June to August)

Autumn (September to November)

Winter (December to February)

Average Daily High

8°C to 15°C (46°F to 59°F)

24°C to 30°C (75°F to 86°F)

13°C to 18°C (55°F to 64°F)

-2°C to 2°C (28°F to 36°F)

Average Days of Sun

In Sicamous, you'll find an abundance of sunny days that brighten the town's charm year after year. On average, you can expect approximately 320 to 340 days of sunshine annually in this picturesque town. This ample sunshine adds to the appeal of Sicamous, making it an inviting destination for outdoor activities and leisurely days by the lake, especially during the warm and sunny summer months.

Average Daily Low

-2°C to 5°C (28°F to 41°F)

10°C to 15°C (50°F to 59°F)

3°C to 7°C (37°F to 45°F)

-7°C to -2°C (19°F to 28°F)

Average Snowfall

During the winter months, Sicamous transforms into a winter wonderland with a significant amount of snowfall. On average, Sicamous can receive approximately 150 to 200 centimeters (about 59 to 79 inches) of snow throughout the season. These snowy winters make it a popular destination for winter sports enthusiasts, particularly snowmobilers and skiers.

population

Over the last five years, Sicamous has experienced a noteworthy population surge of 7.6%, a reflection of the substantial infrastructure improvements and transformations that have taken place within the town during this period.

The region's thriving tourism industry, coupled with its reputation as a tranquil retirement destination, has played pivotal roles in this growth. The town's population includes a mix of permanent residents, seasonal visitors, and outdoor enthusiasts drawn to the area's natural beauty, making Sicamous a charming and inclusive place to live and visit.

As Sicamous continues to evolve and thrive, careful planning and infrastructure development will be essential to ensure that the community can accommodate its expanding population while maintaining its unique charm and quality of life.

Population: 2,613 Average Age: 50.7

labour

Force

Sicamous is home to a vibrant labor force which fuels the town's growth and potential.

In recent years, Sicamous has strengthened its reputation as an attractive place to live, welcoming new young families and a significant talent pool to the community.

Our diverse labor force encompasses a broad spectrum of age groups, educational backgrounds, and occupational expertise. From enterprising young adults embarking on their careers to seasoned retirees bringing a wealth of experience, Sicamous welcomes all.

Our dynamic blend of professionals, tradespeople, and service workers not only supports the town's core industries but also fuels its thriving tourism sector, which experiences seasonal employment peaks during the bustling summer months.

With hundreds of individuals commuting to work in Sicamous from the surrounding region as well as some Sicamous residents venturing beyond the town for employment opportunities, the labor market displays dynamic mobility and adaptability.

educational Foundations:

Strengthening Sicamous' Labor Force

Residents of Sicamous, BC, have easy access to a variety of nearby post-secondary institutions, a factor that significantly enhances its educational landscape and workforce development. These institutions offer a wide range of programs tailored to pivotal industries, ensuring that the local labor force is not only well-educated but also industry-ready. This proximity to educational resources fosters a continual influx of skilled professionals, effectively meeting the evolving needs of the region's key sectors and driving sustained economic growth.

Proximity to Post Secondary and Continuing Education Institutions

28.9 km

115 km

125 km

142 km

128 km

Okanagan College Salmon Arm Campus

Okanagan College Kelowna Campus

Thompson Rivers University Kamloops

University of British Columbia Okanagan Campus (Kelowna)

Sprott Shaw College Kelowna

Water

transportation Road

Situated along the iconic Trans-Canada Highway (Highway 1) and the scenic Highway 97, Sicamous holds a pivotal position in Canada's transportation network. This strategic positioning not only facilitates seamless accessibility but also cements Sicamous's reputation as a key gateway between the Prairies and BC's Interior. Coupled with its proximity to the enchanting Shuswap Lake, the town beckons countless vacationers during the summer months, making it both a cherished stopover and a sought-after destination.

Driving is the main method of transportation within the town, and for those without personal vehicles, a local taxi service provides efficient mobility, conveniently catering to the needs of residents and visitors alike.

Air

Sicamous is situated just 1.5 hours away from the Kelowna Airport, a major gateway to the Okanagan region, and a 2-hour drive from the Kamloops Airport, further enhancing its connectivity. This proximity to two significant airports ensures that residents and visitors can easily connect to broader domestic and international destinations, making Sicamous an ideal base for both local explorations and broader travels.

A private regional airport (Shuswap Regional Airport) is also located in a 25-minute drive away in Salmon Arm.

Trademarked the "Houseboat Capital of Canada", Sicamous is a hub for water transportation due to its strategic location near the expansive Shuswap Lake system. This lake, with its myriad of arms and channels, is a haven for boaters. Residents and tourists alike use boats for leisure and to reach the lake's remote regions. The town boasts multiple marinas and boat launches, offering essential amenities like fuel and boat rentals. Besides regular boats, houseboat vacations are a distinctive attraction, with several local companies providing rental services.

Furthermore, given the expanse of the lake and the presence of many remote or inaccessible-by-road areas, several marine taxi services are available to transport people and goods to different parts of the lake.

Kamloops Regional Airport (YKA): 152 km (approx. 2hour drive)

Kelowna International Airport (YLW): 112 km (approx. 1h25min drive)

Shuswap Regional Airport (CZAM): (Private): 32 km (approx. 25min drive)

housing

Average Price of Homes

$696,000

*As per Royal LePageSicamous Real Estate Statistics

Situated amidst breathtaking landscapes and over 1,000km of picturesque shoreline, Sicamous, BC, is a haven for those seeking diverse housing options in a serene environment. Between breathtaking mountain vistas and serene tree-covered landscapes, prospective homeowners can find properties ranging from luxurious lakeside homes with four or more bedrooms to modest single-family homes, cozy lofts, or vacant lots awaiting a personalized touch.

Reinforcing its commitment to its residents, Sicamous has rolled out a comprehensive Housing Strategy which ensures that everyone, from young families to retirees, has access to attainable housing that not only supports wellness but also offers a diverse range of housing types and tenure options. Thoughtfully designed, the strategy underscores housing that is inclusive, accommodating people of all ages, abilities, and income levels.

Integral to this strategy are initiatives currently underway that include the construction of a new 36-unit Seniors housing complex, specifically designed to enhance affordable living options for the elderly, and the development of a mixed-use building on Main St, which offers a combination of 54 long-term rental housing units and 3900 sqft of commercial space fronting Main St, to meet the diverse needs of the community, ensuring a variety of accessible and versatile living options.

building permits

Sicamous has had a significant uptick in residential and commercial building permit investments in recent years. This trend not only suggests opportunities for commercial construction related to manufacturing and warehousing but also indicates Sicamous's readiness for development. After an exhaustive 2018 review, the district proudly boasts the most competitive development cost charges in the Okanagan and Shuswap regions for new constructions, acknowledging the importance of these charges as upfront costs for builders.

Highlighting the district's growth, this past year, Sicamous issued 95 building permits with a total construction value of $15.7 million. We saw 328 new business licences issued in 2023 (41 short-term rentals), an increase in entrepreneurial activity compared to 253 licences issued the previous year.

First nations

Sek’maws is said to mean the ‘waist’ or 'in the middle’

The District of Sicamous acknowledges that they are located within the ancestral and unceded territory of the Secwepemc Nation.

The Sicamous area was a primary village site of the Splatsin People and was named Sek'maws, which translates to "the waist". It was used as a trading hub with neighbouring communities and nations and later, a fur trading business was set up at the Eagle Pass Landing.

Splatsin was known to be peaceful but fierce in times of war in order to defend the most southern boundary of Secwépemculecw.

Learn more at www.secwepemcmuseum.ca

Industries

The Sicamous region boasts a wide spectrum of sectors and industries, mirroring the diversity of its landscapes and communities.

tourism

Sicamous is a thriving hub for tourism, offering a wealth of attractions and recreational opportunities.

At the heart of Sicamous lies the famous Sicamous Channel, which connects Mara and Shuswap lakes. Renowned as the “Houseboat Capital of Canada”, the town annually attracts thousands for its houseboating adventures. As a result, the summer months witness a surge in population as travelers and seasonal residents flock to Sicamous for boating, swimming, fishing, and paddling, cementing tourism as the pivotal industry. Surrounded by the Monashee Mountains and several provincial parks, the town is a magnet for outdoor enthusiasts. Beyond water activities, Sicamous offers two picturesque golf courses, hiking trails with breathtaking mountain views, and a variety of camping and cabin experiences.

During the colder months, Sicamous becomes a winter sports haven, especially known for its award-winning snowmobile trails at Blue Lake, Eagle Pass, Owlhead, and Queest, celebrated for their deep powder snow and groomed trails. The sledding industry is rapidly growing, leading to motels often being fully booked by enthusiastic sledders and skiers. Guests also enjoy cross-country skiing, ice fishing, snowshoeing, winter hiking, outdoor ice skating, relaxing in nearby hot springs, or watching wildlife in its winter habitat.

As a tourist hot-spot, Sicamous has evolved into a vibrant destination with a diverse service industry that includes a delightful array of restaurants and cafes enjoyed by visitors and locals alike. The town is also home to an assortment of retail shops and local artisan boutiques.

Sicamous offers a variety of tourist accommodations to suit different preferences and budgets. Visitors can choose from motels, resorts with lakefront settings, vacation rentals, RV parks, campgrounds, bed and breakfasts, hostels, vacation homes, and, of course, houseboat rentals.

It's hardly surprising that tourism reigns supreme in Sicamous.

Shuswap north Okanagan rail trail

Sicamous proudly stands as the northern entry point for the emerging Shuswap North Okanagan Rail Trail initiative. Celebrating the rich history of the Secwépemc lands, this trail will seamlessly connect Sicamous to Enderby, Vernon, Kelowna, and on to Osoyoos, stretching a remarkable 200 kilometers. This pathway not only fosters recreational activities but also serves as a beacon for cultural tourism in the region.

agritourism

Sicamous presents a vibrant agricultural canvas, captivating both locals and tourists with its fresh produce, dairy, and other farm treasures. In collaboration with Shuswap Tourism, the region is poised to launch the 'Farm Stand' project, designed to usher visitors to local farms for hands-on U-Pick experiences and direct-from-farm purchases. Here, guests can delve into an immersive farm experience, from the delight of petting an array of farm animals to meandering through bountiful crops and seeing directly where food is grown. This allure is enhanced not only by a dedication to local products but also by venues that bring in distinctive varieties from ethically sourced locations around the world.

Construction

Construction is one of the largest industry sectors in Sicamous. The town's development trajectory has been marked by a consistent rise in the construction sector, with clear indications that this momentum will persist. A significant portion, about 25%, of Sicamous's workforce is equipped with the educational background fit for roles within construction, spanning from entry-level to advanced accreditations.

With a notable rise in residential building permit investments over recent years, construction is witnessing a steady surge. Moreover, the town's prime location on the Trans-Canada Highway opens doors for commercial construction ventures, especially in manufacturing and warehousing. Future-forward architectural trends emphasizing reduced carbon footprints and supporting infrastructural developments further emphasize the industry's bright prospects in Sicamous.

14%

Of Local Business Are in The Construction Industry

manufacturing

The manufacturing industry is notably on the rise in Sicamous, underscored by the town's reputable houseboat manufacturing facility, along with significant production in park models, oilfield shacks, and log home building. Benefiting from its strategic location on the Trans-Canada Highway, the town offers prime import, export, and warehousing possibilities. The recent advancements in services, such as bioenergy, position Sicamous as a magnet for expanding manufacturing opportunities.

11% Of Sicamous’ Workforce Is Currently Employed in Manufacturing

30% Of Sicamous’ Workforce Has an Educational Background Suitable for The Manufacturing Industry

real estate

Sicamous offers a diverse array of retail experiences, from quaint local boutiques carrying handcrafted goods to contemporary stores showcasing the latest trends. Our strategic location draws both locals and tourists, making it a dynamic shopping destination.

Of Local Business Are in The Real Estate, Rental, and Leasing Industry 27%

retail

Sicamous offers a diverse array of retail experiences, from quaint local boutiques carrying handcrafted goods to contemporary stores showcasing the latest trends. Our strategic location draws both locals and tourists, making it a dynamic shopping destination.

10% Of Local Business Are in The Retail Trade

tech

Primed for Invention and Investment

Sicamous is proactively expanding its tech horizon, exploring investments in higher broadband to bolster remote work and tech-driven businesses. With 6% of its residents having tech backgrounds and 4% of its businesses linked to the tech sector, the town is ripe for growth. As efforts intensify to enhance connectivity, Sicamous presents a goldmine for innovators and investors alike, poised to become a thriving tech hotspot.

quality of life

Nestled between the shimmering waters of Shuswap and Mara Lakes, Sicamous offers its residents a harmonious blend of natural beauty and modern convenience. With its strategic location in the heart of British Columbia's interior, and its reputation as the "Houseboat Capital of Canada", it is a magnet for water sports enthusiasts and those seeking lakeside leisure. Beyond its aquatic allure, the region boasts a plethora of outdoor recreational opportunities, from hiking trails to winter sports, catering to adventurers all year round.

Sicamous’s small-town, friendly atmosphere and its laid-back lifestyle enhance the charm of this lakeside town. The temperate climate, characterized by warm summers and relatively mild winters, makes it conducive for various activities and ensures comfortable living. Moreover, the town's amenities, which include local shops, restaurants, and schools, meet the daily needs of its residents. While tourism undoubtedly plays a pivotal role in its economy, Sicamous has also witnessed growth in other industries, ensuring diverse employment opportunities.

The essence of Sicamous is perfectly captured by its award-winning motto: LIVE MORE

senior

living

Additionally, Sicamous is becoming increasingly recognized for its senior living advantages. The town offers a flat, accessible terrain, ideal for seniors' mobility and independence. At the heart of this community is an Active Senior Centre, fostering social engagement and a vibrant lifestyle for its senior residents. Addressing the demand for senior-specific housing, a new 36-unit Seniors housing complex is currently under construction. Yet, the interest has surpassed capacity, with a waitlist already forming, highlighting the need for further expansion in senior living accommodations.

Eagle Valley Senior Citizens Housing Society

health Services

The healthcare industry in Sicamous is anchored by facilities like the Sicamous Community Health Centre, overseen by the District of Sicamous. This center, with its dedicated team of physicians and medical staff, ensures residents have consistent access to quality medical services, underpinning the town's commitment to the well-being of its inhabitants. Alongside the health centre, medical clinics, and pharmacies further support the healthcare needs of the community.

A new 15,000 sq ft facility, The Shuswap Healing Centre, is currently being built which will significantly enhance the local healthcare landscape by creating numerous job opportunities, attracting fresh talent, and expanding the range of medical services available to the community.

healthcare

The Sicamous Community Health Centre, administered by the District of Sicamous, is a cornerstone of primary healthcare in the town. With three dedicated physicians at the helm and support from the Health Care Centre Manager and Medical Office Assistants, it delivers essential medical services to individuals and families in Sicamous, ensuring their well-being and access to quality healthcare.

Adding to its commitment to healthcare, The Shuswap Healing Centre, a new 15,000 sq ft facility which will house the Sicamous Community Health Centre is currently being built. The Shuswap Healing Centre will also provide space for allied health professionals and create functional space to be utilized by a variety of community groups. This expansion will further solidify the center's role in the community.

30km

Nearest General Hospital: Shuswap Lake General Hospital

education

The District of Sicamous falls under School District No. 83 – North Okanagan-Shuswap. The town hosts two schools for its residents: Parkview Elementary School for students from kindergarten to sixth grade and Eagle River Secondary School which students attend from seventh to twelfth grade, ensuring a comprehensive education for children in the region.

land

availability

Sicamous is poised for significant growth with a wealth of land ready for development.

Residentially, the town offers attractively priced plots, perfectly suited to meet the rising demand from remote workers and retirees in the region. On the commercial front, there's a burgeoning wave of new projects emerging along the main street, further enriched by the notable 1,200 pre-approved lots set for the Old Town Bay Development.

agricultural land reserve(alr)

As a town, we are proud to be deeply rooted in our agricultural heritage, with 37% of our land base designated as Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR). This vast expanse of ALR land, primarily framing our community to the east and north, plays a dual role: it's integral to our local economy and adds immensely to the picturesque beauty we're renowned for.

While a substantial portion of this land is either untouched or dedicated to traditional agriculture and forestry, we recognize the potential it holds for diversifying our economic fabric. Ventures in agritourism, specialty farming, and community-supported agriculture initiatives are just a few of the innovative opportunities we believe can tap into Sicamous's rich agricultural potential, fostering sustainable growth while preserving the natural beauty and integrity of our cherished land.

The expansive ALR territories in our community offer both residents and investors a rare amalgamation of economic, aesthetic, and developmental benefits. As Sicamous continues to evolve, we invite visionary investors to join us in crafting a sustainable and prosperous future, deeply anchored in our rich lands.

ALR LAND MAP FOUND HERE UNDER PDF MAPS

Business Spotlight

Business is thriving in Sicamous, but don’t just take our word for it. Here is what some of our top employers have to say.

Parkland Home Hardware Building Centre

Parkland is a family owned and operated business offering home improvement building supplies as well as a quickly growing seasonal garden center. We pride ourselves in offering genuine small town customer service, often greeting our customers by name and enjoying conversations with them.

In May 1998 we took over a struggling small business and have grown it into a strong successful community minded business. The opportunities in a town such as Sicamous are endless, it’s all in what you can make of them! There are beautiful lakes and vast mountains to provide food for the soul, all in a prime location that allows easy access to larger business centers. Our community of fulltime and part time residents have been extremely supportive and respectful of our family business in a small-town setting.

We are fortunate in that we have a wonderful long term staff team here of 13 fulltime employees. Seasonally we require a few more to help out and keep us running smoothly. Our knowledgeable and friendly staff are the major reason for our continued growth over the years. We don’t know where we would be without them.

Sicamous is a very community based little town. There is always something going on. We are very fortunate in that we get to participate in these events. From activities such as Music in the Park, or Communities in Bloom, to the food and toy drives.

- Brian Tancock, Parkland Home Hardware Building Center

Old Town Bay Marina & Pub

Old Town Bay Marina & Pub is a state of the art, splinter-less, secured, gated marina. We are a moorage and storage facility, with moorage slips ranging from 24ft to 40ft.

Our annual moorage members enjoy complimentary member parking, boat trailer parking, washrooms and showers, laundry facility, porter service, premium fuel, and pump out station. We also offer a marina store and Pub.

Members, seasonal and short-term guests have access to recreation rentals, fishing charters, and water taxi.

Old Town Bay Marina was established in 2017. We are the largest, newest marina on the Shuswap Lake. The owner group recognized a need for moorage and marina facility in a growing recreational boating market. This complimented

their existing businesses and fit perfectly into their wheelhouse.

This marina is home to many local residents and businesses, including Bull Dog Rentals, The Shark Shack, as well as Canada’s largest houseboat Company, Twin Anchors Houseboat Vacations.

The community is a big part of any business’ success, and at Old Town Bay we appreciate all of our local support. We also believe in giving back. Old town Bay Marina & Pub are proud sponsors of Sicamous Minor Hockey, Sicamous Family fun Days, and are committed to supporting our Royal Canadian marine search and rescue. Old Town Bay Marina looks forward to continuing to grow and remain a 5-star destination for our local residents, businesses, and growing tourism Industry.

Colleen Anderson, Marina Manager, Old Town Bay Marina & Pub