Live music happens most weekend nights, and there are rooms for rent if you just can't bear to leave this relaxing rest stop. A fine beach with public road access sits at the foot of the Wakefield property. The Sechelt Indian Band is one of the most progressive First Nations in Canada. They maintain ownership of much of the eastern extent of the Sechelt area, including the site of St. Mary's Hospital, and prime waterfront lands at Mission Point, Selma Park, Porpoise Bay and in Sechelt itself. They are also involved in several lucrative business ventures, including a local airline, a huge gravel-mining operation, a MacDonald's franchise and a popular convenience store.
Plans are also underway to build a large shopping centre at the east end of town.
Also on the site are the Education Centre, the Social Development building, the tems swiya Museum and the Raven's Cry Theatre. The museum has been newly-remodeled and offers a great display of Native artifacts, history and art. Check out the extensive basket collection, and visit the Tsain Ko Gift Shop for authentic Native art, jewellery and crafts. We'll let you know about special contests and getaways and keep you informed when this site is updated.