Cape Horn Maps 54 Amenities Including 28 Recreation Sites and 22 Transit Stops

Market summary

Cape Horn features 54 mapped amenities, led by 28 recreation sites and 22 transit stops. The area includes two schools and two parks within its boundaries.

Central finding

Cape Horn's mapped amenities include 28 recreation sites, 22 transit stops, 2 schools and 2 parks within the neighbourhood boundary. Sources: [Cape Horn Elementary School]

Amenity Distribution in Cape Horn

The neighbourhood contains 54 mapped amenity points, with recreation sites forming the largest category at 28 locations. Transit stops account for 22 of these points, indicating a significant presence of public transportation infrastructure within the area. These counts reflect static geographic markers rather than measures of service quality or frequency.

Two schools are identified in the dataset: Cape Horn Elementary School and Customized Learning Centre. Additionally, two parks are mapped, named Cape Horn Park and Dawes Hill Park. The concentration of these points suggests a developed residential area with established community infrastructure, though specific operational details remain unverified in the current evidence set. Sources: [Cape Horn Elementary School]

Transit and Educational Presence

Twenty-two transit stops are located within Cape Horn, including intersections along Mundy St, Brunette Ave, and Cape Horn Ave. These stops provide multiple access points for residents seeking public transportation options. The distribution across various street directions suggests coverage of different travel paths within the neighbourhood.

The presence of two schools, including Cape Horn Elementary School, indicates educational services available locally. The school has been noted as having a developing comparative performance profile. While the exact catchment areas are not specified, the mapping confirms the physical location of these institutions within the neighbourhood boundary. Sources: [Cape Horn Elementary School]

The strongest counter-case

The local evidence consists of static point locations without data on service quality, frequency, catchment boundaries or actual usage patterns. Sources: [Cape Horn Elementary School]

City market context

From the Coquitlam market article, 11 October 2026:

Coquitlam's October 2026 housing market reflects a buyer's environment with low absorption and declining average prices. New development activity continues to draw localized demand despite broader softness. Coquitlam's October 2026 market shows a buyer's dynamic with a 6.3% absorption rate and falling prices.