2026 - 2030 Surrey Financial Plan

COMMUNITY OF SURREY

COMMUNITIES Surrey has six main communities. The City invests in each of our community centres to offer residents improved access to recreation and fitness, transportation, police services and green spaces, making each community a vital part of a truly livable, modern city. • North Surrey (combining Whalley and City Centre), a thriving urban centre, home to Simon Fraser University ("SFU") Surrey, Kwantlen Polytechnic University ("KPU") satellite campus, and soon, the University of British Columbia ("UBC") Surrey Campus. It is also home to major shopping and recreational facilities, Surrey Memorial Hospital, and destination parks including Green Timbers Urban Forest, Bear Creek Park, Holland Park, Hawthorne Park, and Royal Kwantlen Park. Recreation facilities include Chuck Bailey Recreation Centre, Bridgeview Community Centre, and North Surrey Sport & Ice Complex which includes three ice rinks. Cultural destinations include the Surrey Art Gallery and Surrey Civic Theatres at the Surrey Arts Centre, and Centre Stage performance venue in City Hall. The community is also envisioned as the home of a 10,000-seat sports and entertainment arena. • Guildford , featuring quick access to the freeway, along with the third largest mall in the province, Guildford Town Centre Mall, and recreational opportunities including the multi-purpose Guildford Recreation Centre, which includes an indoor pool and library, as well as the Fraser Heights Recreation Centre. Key park spaces in Guildford include Hjorth Road Park, Godwin Farm Biodiversity Preserve and Guildford Heights Park. • Fleetwood , with amenities for all ages, from seniors programs and libraries to skateboard parks; Fleetwood is also home to Meagan Anne MacDougall Park, Bonnie Schrenk Park, Fleetwood Park, Fleetwood Community Centre and the Surrey Sport and Leisure Complex that features an indoor pool and three ice rinks.

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City of Surrey | 2026—2030 Financial Plan | Community Profile

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