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Mountain Meadows, Port Moody

Mountain Meadows is a Port Moody residential neighbourhood with established detached homes on hillside streets, mature trees, and a quieter suburban character. It appeals to buyers seeking space and privacy in a more established setting.

Mountain Meadows is a welcoming Port Moody neighbourhood popular with families for its quiet streets and convenient location. School catchments commonly include Mountain Meadows Elementary School, Eagle Mountain Middle School, and Heritage Woods Secondary School. The neighbourhood offers easy access to Mountain Meadows Park, walking trails, playgrounds, and nearby recreation.

Quick facts

Main housing

Detached homes, some townhomes

Lifestyle

Established, quiet, family-oriented

Walkability

Low, drive for errands

Transit

Local bus; car helpful

Buyer fit

Families, privacy seekers

Watch-out

Hillside drainage/grade, catchment by address

How Mountain Meadows scores

Walkability25%
Transit access35%
Trails & parks70%
Family fit80%
Condo inventory5%
Townhome inventory35%
Detached homes85%

Is Mountain Meadows right for you?

May fit

  • You want an established detached home with space and mature trees.
  • You prefer a quiet, settled residential street.
  • You are comfortable driving for most errands.
  • You want to be near Mountain Meadows Park and trails.
  • You are comparing Port Moody with the Coquitlam border areas.

May not fit

  • You want a walkable village with shops and cafes nearby.
  • You want mostly newer construction.
  • You want condo or apartment living.
  • You want to be within walking distance of the SkyTrain.

Where Mountain Meadows is

Mountain Meadows is an established hillside neighbourhood near the Port Moody–Coquitlam border, built around Mountain Meadows Park. Its mature, quieter streets sit a short drive from both Port Moody's core and Coquitlam's shopping.

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Best For

Established homes

Quiet residential living

Families

Privacy seekers

Housing types

Detached Homes

Established single-family homes on hillside streets, with mature landscaping and varied ages and conditions.

  • Mostly older than the newer Heritage Woods subdivisions
  • Lot size, grade, and drainage vary by street
  • Renovation and update potential on many properties
  • No strata fees

Some Townhomes

A limited number of townhomes provide a lower-maintenance option within the same quiet, park-adjacent setting.

  • Smaller share of inventory than detached homes
  • Strata-governed with shared maintenance
  • Confirm fees, depreciation reserve, and bylaws
  • Good fit for downsizers staying in the area

Things to Consider

Car-dependent for most errands and services
Hillside grade and drainage matter by property
Limited daily walkability
Verify school assignment by exact address

Schools

Mountain Meadows Elementary School

elementary

Verify exact address assignment with SD43

Eagle Mountain Middle School

middle

Verify exact address assignment with SD43

Heritage Woods Secondary School

secondary

Verify exact address assignment with SD43

School catchments can change. Verify current boundaries directly with School District 43 (SD43) for your exact address.

School District 43 official catchment maps →

Parks & Trails

Mountain Meadows Park

  • Playgrounds
  • Walking trails
  • Family recreation

Within neighbourhood

Port Moody Parks Network

  • Community parks
  • Neighbourhood green spaces

Adjacent to neighbourhood

Local neighbourhood paths

Walking • easy

What makes it special

What makes Mountain Meadows special is the strong sense of community and the combination of family-friendly living with access to nature and everyday conveniences.

Transit & Access

Local TransLink bus routes available; car helpful for most daily errands. Verify transit access for your specific address.

Walkability

Limited daily walkability. Most residents drive for groceries, shopping, and services. Residential streets and nearby parks accessible on foot.

Buyer Notes

Assess hillside factors: drainage, retaining walls, driveway grade, and winter practicality

Review home condition, roof, foundation, electrical, and any renovation history

Verify school assignment with SD43 for the specific address

Check daily travel routes and transit access based on your routine

Confirm parking and outdoor space for the specific property

Seller Notes

Highlight established neighbourhood character, mature trees, and quiet streets

Emphasize lot size, privacy, and any home improvements or updates

Market to family buyers and those seeking a quieter residential setting

Use cautious school language; direct buyers to SD43 verification

Prepare clear documentation for renovations, drainage work, retaining walls, or major maintenance where relevant

How Mountain Meadows compares

Heritage Woods: Heritage Woods skews newer and higher up the hill; Mountain Meadows is more established with mature streets.
Heritage Mountain: Heritage Mountain has more planned townhouse pockets; Mountain Meadows is more detached-home residential.
Glenayre: Both are quiet, established, and near the Coquitlam border; Mountain Meadows is closer to its namesake park and trails.

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