Pitt Meadows Golf Club (Pitt Meadows Golf and Country Club)
public 18-hole course built 1963. On-site: Blue Heron Bar and Grill (listed separately).
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This grouping holds childcare, gyms, photographers and yoga, the things residents book rather than the things they buy. It is a short list, and that is honest for a city of nineteen thousand where most of the land is farmland, dike and drainage ditch, and a good share of what people actually do costs nothing: the dike trail at Osprey Village, the flat roads out through the farmland, the fields north of the Alouette.
The businesses in these four sub-categories cluster where the people are, in and around the Town Centre and the southern residential strip, though photographers in particular often work from home or travel to you. Open a sub-category to see what is there; each listing carries its neighbourhood, address and hours where published.
public 18-hole course built 1963. On-site: Blue Heron Bar and Grill (listed separately).
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Community gym on Airport Way running coach-led 60 minute group fitness classes that mix cardio, bodyweight and weights, plus personal training, youth sports strength and conditioning, and nutrition coaching. Drop-ins are available.
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Licensed childcare centre on Advent Road with a play-based, outdoor-focused approach. Programs cover daycare plus before and after school care, and a summer care program for children aged 5 to 12.
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Yoga studio at Harris Road and Lougheed, formerly Believe Yoga. The schedule includes hatha, vinyasa and yin yoga in an infrared heated room, plus Pilates. There is a second YogaGen studio in Coquitlam.
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From the blog
Guides and roundups written for Pitt Meadows, with the businesses linked inline.
Osprey Village is one short row of shopfronts under townhouses, facing the Fraser and the dike trail. A walk through it, and back up Bonson Road, and what is actually in the row.
Somerset is houses, a park and a school, with no commercial anything inside it. Here is where its boundaries actually are and where the people who live there go for everything else.
Osprey Village is two streets of shopfronts on the Fraser at the south end of Pitt Meadows. What is actually in it, how it is laid out, and why the dike trail behind it is the real reason to go.
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