Whether you live or work in Yaletown – or whether you are just visiting – here are some of Yaletown’s key community assets that you’ll want to take note of:

Ferries to Granville Island and around False Creek
Granville Island Ferries »
Aquabus »
Ferry docks in Yaletown are located at the foot of Davie Street in the Quayside Marina and at the western edge of David Lam Park at the Seawall

Seniors Facilities
Yaletown House »
a non profit care facility for seniors with complex care

Community Centres
Roundhouse Community Arts and Recreation Centre »
and the home of Engine 374

Schools
Elsie Roy Elementary School »

Child Care in Yaletown
Quayside Children’s Centre »
1011 Marinaside Crescent
Sea Star Children’s Centre »
1451 Homer Street
Dorothy Lam Children’s Centre »
188 Drake Street

Parks in Yaletown
Coopers’ Park (on the Seawall) »
1020 Marinaside Crescent (@ Nelson Street)
Dogs Off-Leash Areas, Basketball Court, Playground, Skateboard Park
Yaletown Park »
901 Mainland Street (@ Nelson Street)
David Lam Park (on the Seawall) »
1300 Pacific Boulevard (@ Drake Street)
Basketball Courts, Playground, Soccer Field, Tennis Courts, Washrooms

VEDC Yaletown BizMap

The Vancouver Economic Development Council provides a wealth of research on the state of doing business in Yaletown. The VEDC’s BizMap profile of Yaletown is a good place to start.

Download the 2006 Yaletown Market profile for both residential and commercial
Yaletown Residential Profile » | Yaletown Commercial Profile »

Community Groups
Yaletown Lions Club »
Rotary Club of Vancouver Yaletown »

Yaletown BIA Charities of Choice

Pink Million »

Since Pink Million began in early 2010, the Yaletown BIA and its members have contributed over $8,500 to the campaign against cancer.
Greater Vancouver Food Bank Society »
Starting in 2005, the Yaletown BIA has helped raise over $100,000 for the Greater Vancouver Food Bank, primarily through its annual Taste of Yaletown dining event