Gordon Head Maps 190 Amenities Including 31 Parks and 119 Transit Stops

Market summary

Gordon Head features 190 mapped amenities, dominated by 119 transit stops and 31 parks. The area includes seven schools and three grocery stores.

Central finding

Gordon Head's mapped amenities include 31 parks, 7 schools, and 119 transit stops within the neighbourhood boundary. Sources: [Arts Calibre Academy]

Amenity Inventory in Gordon Head

Gordon Head contains 190 mapped amenity points across six categories. Parks represent the largest share with 31 locations, followed by recreation facilities at 29 points. Schools number seven, while grocery stores total three within the neighbourhood boundary. These counts reflect point locations attributed to the area.

The amenity mix includes named facilities such as Torquay Elementary and Gordon Head Middle School. Recreation options span from the Gordon Head Lawn Bowling Club to the Ian H. Stewart Complex. Grocery access is represented by Mount Douglas Market and Thrifty Foods. These points establish presence but do not indicate service quality or capacity. Sources: [Arts Calibre Academy]

Transit and Childcare Presence

One hundred nineteen transit stops are mapped within Gordon Head. Locations include San Juan at Tyndall and Gordon Head at Greenlands. The high count suggests multiple route intersections throughout the neighbourhood. However, the data does not specify routes, frequency, or connectivity to broader networks. This limits assessment of commute convenience for residents.

One childcare facility, Lambrick Park Pre-school and Child Care, is identified in the area. City-wide recreation programs include personal training and physiotherapy offered through Saanich recreation. Term 2 skating lessons are listed under District of Saanich programs. These offerings provide context for available services without establishing local demand or utilization rates. Sources: [Arts Calibre Academy] [Saanich recreation recreation programs] [District of Saanich recreation programs]

The strongest counter-case

The amenity data reflects point locations only and does not establish service quality, catchment boundaries, or actual usage patterns. Sources: [Arts Calibre Academy]

City market context

From the Saanich market article, 11 October 2026:

Saanich's median sale price stands at $703,671 as of September 2026. The district recorded only one residential sale in September 2026, limiting the statistical reliability of current market activity. Saanich's median sale price of $703,671 is a city-scope observation that cannot be contrasted with the one September 2026 residential sale because the sources use different metrics and periods.