Tilbury Island Maps 18 Transit Stops and One Recreation Facility

Market summary

Tilbury Island features 18 mapped transit stops and one recreation facility. These points define local infrastructure without establishing service quality or demand.

Central finding

Tilbury Island has 18 mapped transit stops and one recreation facility within its boundary. Sources: [DogPark]

Local Infrastructure Points

Tilbury Island includes 18 mapped transit stop points along River Road, Progress Way, Vantage Way, and 76 Street. These locations provide a framework for public transit access within the neighbourhood boundary as recorded in the source data. The distribution spans multiple street intersections across the area's road network.

The presence of these stops indicates a structured transit layout but does not confirm service frequency or route connectivity. Buyers should verify current schedules and travel times independently before relying on these points for commute planning. The mapping reflects physical locations rather than operational performance metrics. Sources: [DogPark]

Recreation Facility Presence

One recreation facility named Tilbury Ice is mapped within Tilbury Island. This point represents a specific amenity location attributed to the neighbourhood in the available dataset. The facility name suggests an ice-related recreational use consistent with the category designation provided in the source records. No additional details about capacity or programming are included in this entry.

City-wide recreation programs list a 2026 Polar Bear Swim at Centennial Beach, which is outside Tilbury Island. This program serves the general public and kids 12 and under during the winter season. The distinction between neighbourhood-mapped facilities and city-wide programs clarifies the scope of available recreational options for residents. Sources: [DogPark] [Centennial Beach, Boundary Bay Regional Park recreation programs]

The strongest counter-case

The mapped amenity points do not establish service frequency, route coverage, or buyer demand for the neighbourhood. Sources: [DogPark]

City market context

From the Delta market article, 11 October 2026:

Delta's September 2026 market showed a 5.2 percent absorption rate and 43 days on market. The average sold price reached $1,057,125 during this buyer's market period. Delta's September 2026 housing market exhibited a buyer's dynamic with a 5.2 percent absorption rate and 43 days on market.