North Shore News - ‘Tourism Guide "88 | Village atmosphere TULIPS BRIGHTEN. up’ traffic islands atong Marine Drive in Dundarave. The community . is currently undertaking an ambitious revitalization project. o ‘tle yet a brief walk from tee Park Royal Shoyping |. the municipality’ in the: 1940s; ‘The: ‘ present owners bought it in 1966. A’ shoreline park encompassing. 7 “THERE EXISTS in? West. Van: couver a collection of loyal inhab- - uldn’t dream of leav- ‘To the. peaple who’ live. there, Dindarave has. what. can only: be cribed as that community feel- ing. The’ closely knits. community. focused between 24th and 25th and Marine . Drive ‘reveres the: natural beauty located on its doorstep. “Dundarave, which” began as’ a.’ logging camp in the early” 1900s, today boasts « the. distance and fishin summer . ‘pastime. the great Sunsets fi rom ~ here can’t be missed. From. the.. pier the. “meeting place’’. to.a dancing hall and, -bought., by t 2 swims, -ing their own: little village of Dun- | = darave: With good reason. * heritage - “building housing the family Testau+ “rant called’ Peppi’s can be seen’ ini, , allits glory.” :, . a The. 1912 building’ “originally . housed the Clachan Hote! meaning and was run by-. ¢ two sisters. It-was later converted:, prcrretatT NS Zod the. pier, opens the ‘area. ‘up to ‘all kinds ‘of. possibilities. : Picnics,” ‘group « games, and i: sun- bathing all have a place here., . ‘Another heritage. building in the |: . ” village stands at Marine and 24th?.- Built in 1913 for the Conservative « J ‘Party, it was. fi rst’ dubbed the Con- servative Kall. : Later it became Dune darav: tall : : and acted asa public’ meeting hall, que shop in: "1956; Sagers, Maple ‘Shop ‘ibtea and fo decades’ to come: “Although the little ‘village’ ‘of " Dundarave has grown considerably since: those early days, it still. re- tains sonie of the charm associated with the friendly cor;snunity. Shopkeepers know ‘many of their: ‘customers by name‘and try to keep | the atmosphere: alive despite’ the: growing population. *" A’ walk’ from Ambleside to. Dundarave along the seawall is still perfectly topped off. with. lunch in .- one of the charming . festaurants / and cafes, ° ties