Davis Bay - Wilson Creek - Selma Park Community Association

In 1951, local businessman Ron Whitaker donated land on Davis Bay Road at Laurel Avenue to the newly-formed Community Association. The community hall was completed in 1952. Over the years, the Association has played a vital role in the life of its community, always with a strong volunteer core. From the beginning, it has provided a gathering space and library services. In the 1970s and 80s it ran a group home, operated a daycare, built Brookman Park, provided space to a teen drop-in centre to name just a few initiatives. In recent years, as the areas demographics changed and services became more centralized in Sechelt Village, the Associations volunteers have focused on maintaining facilities for community use and a centre for the neighbourhood. We continue to support the Teddy Bear Daycare Centre, Music Makers, and baseball field for children and families from all over the Sunshine Coast. Our Mandate Believing in the importance of a healthy community and in the value of community volunteers, we provide opportunity for discussion and advocacy on Davis Bay, Wilson Creek, and Selma Park neighbourhood issues; act as a liaison between the District of Sechelt and the neighbourhoods; sponsor local events like the annual Davis Bay Sandcastle Competition; sponsor or organize neighbourhood picnics and other gatherings; support the Food Bank and other not-for-profit agencies on the Sunshine Coast; work with other community associations and agencies on issues important to Sechelt and the Sunshine Coast;

Call (604) 885-2752, email contact@davisbaybc.com, or use the website.

Phone

(604) 885-2752

Email

contact@davisbaybc.com

Website

https://www.davisbaybc.com/