5 Reasons Why Crumpit Woods is for Those Who Love to Play

Top 5 Reasons Why Crumpit Woods Is The Best Place In Squamish For Those Who Love To Play!

1.    Live in a Neighborhood That Offers ‘ride-in, ride-out’ Access to Hiking & Biking Trails 

Why shuttle when you could simply ride your bike out of the garage and onto the trail. The Crumpit Woods neighbourhood is connected to the surrounding trails with direct access from every street. Plus, a brand new trestle trail has been constructed above Sky Pilot Drive that connects popular bike trails Seven Stiches and Summer’s Eve; this new trail is accessible to both hikers and mountain bikers.

2.    Enjoy Spectacular Views From Every Window

For the times when you can’t get outside to play, all you have to do is look out your window to catch views of Howe Sound, the Stawamus Chief, or the surrounding forest to feel like you’re connected to the great outdoors. One new Crumpit Woods resident said every morning when she looks out her bedroom window, she feels like she’s waking up in a cabin in the woods.

3.  Family Friendly Quiet Cul De Sacs  

Crumpit Woods sits above Plateau Drive on a traffic-calmed street with no through access. Meaning the traffic moves a bit slower, and with cul-de-sacs on every street there is space to play road hockey or teach the kid’s to ride bikes. Plus, there are designated parking pullouts so vehicles won’t be parked on the street.

4.    The Neighborhood Features Full-Sized Building Lots in a Variety of Sizes

With lot sizes that average 10,000 square feet you’ll have plenty of space for your dream home. Your home design could include a home office, secondary suite, large garage for gear storage, a games room, or simply room for your family to grow.

5.    Dream, Design and Build Your Own Perfect Squamish Adventure Home

At Crumpit Woods, you can build a home with all of the features you’ve been dreaming of because you get to design it! We have a list of recommended builders that can help if you’re not sure where to begin, and our design guidelines still allow you the freedom to design a home that suits your needs.