Neighbourhood park in Cheakamus Crossing with sports, play, picnic, garden and accessible facilities.
Open dawn to dusk daily at 1005 Legacy Way, Whistler. Amenities include playground, lawn, volleyball courts, tennis court with pickleball lines, multisport court, community garden, sports field, off-leash area, pump track, trails, benches, picnic tables, drinking fountain, public washrooms and special event area. Accessible parking and several accessible recreation facilities are listed. Transit routes 10, 20 and 20X stop in front of the park.
Outreach and practical support for people experiencing homelessness in the Sea to Sky region.
Supports people aged 19 and over with housing and shelter access, food, clothing, identification, income assistance, housing applications and referrals. Youth may be eligible. Hours listed Monday to Friday, 08:30–16:30. Subsidies may be available; contact the program for details.
Service Areas: Brackendale, Pemberton, Squamish, Whistler
Location: 38024 Fourth Avenue, Squamish, British Columbia
Indoor recreation facility with a pool, arena, fitness areas and courts.
Whistler municipal indoor recreation centre with aquatics, skating, fitness, squash and other recreation activities. Regular facility hours are listed as 6 a.m.–9 p.m. daily, with exceptions. The municipality scheduled the pool area to reopen September 28, 2026 after annual maintenance; check current notices and activity schedules before visiting. Drop-in fees apply; posted rates vary by age and activity. The centre is accessible by bus, the Valley Trail and car.
Reuse store for building supplies and furniture, with a tool lending library.
Social enterprise store selling furniture, large electronics and building supplies, with a tool lending library. Shopping is listed as daily 10 a.m.–5 p.m.; donation drop-off and tool lending are listed as 10 a.m.–4:30 p.m. The provider lists an early 4 p.m. closing on Christmas Eve 2026 and closures on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and statutory holidays. Purchases and donations help fund Whistler Community Services Society programs; check current holiday hours before visiting.
Service Areas: Alpine Meadows, Tamarisk, Whistler, Whistler Creek
Location: 1003 Lynham Road, Whistler, British Columbia
Community thrift store supporting Whistler Community Services Society programs.
Social enterprise thrift store selling household goods, clothing, sporting equipment, small electronics, books and other donated items. Shopping hours are listed as 10 a.m.–6 p.m. daily; donations are accepted 10 a.m.–3 p.m. The provider lists an early 4 p.m. closing on Christmas Eve 2026 and closures on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and statutory holidays. Purchases and donations help fund Whistler Community Services Society programs; check current holiday hours before visiting.
Service Areas: Alpine Meadows, Tamarisk, Whistler, Whistler Creek
Location: 8000 Nesters Road, Whistler, British Columbia
BC Transit bus service to Alpine Meadows and Whistler Village.
Route 31 Alpine connects the Village Gondola Transit Exchange and Nesters Mall with the Meadow Park Sports Centre and Alpine Meadows (Alpine at McKeevers Place). The official schedule notes that Alpine is served southbound to the Village in the morning and northbound toward Emerald in the afternoon and evening; route patterns vary by trip. Check the current BC Transit schedule and service alerts before travelling.
Service Areas: Alpine Meadows, Emerald Estates, Rainbow Estates, Whistler
Supplemental groceries, health supplies and food skills support.
Provides groceries to supplement about two to three days of meals over a two-week period. Selection varies and may include staple foods, baby formula, diapers, menstrual products and harm-reduction kits. No registration is required. Clients may drop in or book a pickup; collect only for yourself and your immediate family or partner.
Service Areas: Alpine Meadows, Tamarisk, Whistler, Whistler Creek
Location: 8000 Nesters Road, Whistler, British Columbia
Urgent and emergency care and community health programs in Whistler.
Provides urgent and emergency health care to people living in and visiting Whistler and along the Sea-to-Sky Highway. Community programs include public health nursing, mental health, continuing care, environmental health, nutrition, audiology, speech-language pathology and community care facility licensing. For urgent and emergency care from 10 p.m. to 8 a.m., call the centre to speak with an after-hours physician. Call 9-1-1 for life-threatening emergencies.
Service Areas: Alpine Meadows, Tamarisk, Whistler, Whistler Creek
Location: 4380 Lorimer Road, Whistler, British Columbia
Free, confidential one-to-one support for practical and personal challenges.
Outreach workers support people facing mental health, financial, physical health or injury, housing, food insecurity, substance use, employment, family or relationship, parenting, advocacy, and violence-related challenges. Support is available in person, virtually, by phone, or through mobile meetings anywhere in Whistler. Daily drop-in meetings are available during office hours.
Service Areas: Alpine Meadows, Tamarisk, Whistler, Whistler Creek
Location: 8000 Nesters Road, Whistler, British Columbia
Public library, collections, digital resources, programs and accessible services.
Borrow books and other materials; use public library computers, online collections and library programs; book a librarian; use meeting rooms and a single-person pod; and borrow a laptop for use in the library. Library cards are free to all British Columbia residents. Bring photo identification and one item showing your mailing address to register in person. Temporary online accounts are available to Whistler residents by email. The library is fine-free. The library states that its spaces, services and collections are designed to be inclusive and accessible; consult its accessibility resources for specific accommodation details.
Service Areas: Alpine Meadows, Tamarisk, Whistler, Whistler Creek
Location: 4329 Main Street, Whistler, British Columbia