Tsawwassen has something for everyone! 

With 11 unique neighbourhoods, visitors and residents alike find the lifestyle in beautiful, sunny Tsawwassen conducsive to just about any standards.

Each community has a different look and feel. For example, on the southeast corner of the peninsula is the community of Boundary Bay also known as Boundary Beach.

This neighbourhood originated in the 1890s as a seaside summer community for wealthy Vancouverites. While some of the original cottages still stand, many have been renovated and updated through the years.

To the south, "The Bay" as it is referred to by residents, borders on the neighbourhood of Maple Beach in Point Roberts, WA.

Tsawwassen's other distinctive neighbourhoods are:

• Beach Grove, which is situated on the edge of Boundary Bay, further north from the community of Boundary Bay. It is located on the east side of 56th Street, between 12th and 17A Avenue.
• The Highlands, which is the area just to the northwest of Downtown Tsawwassen, behind the Town Centre Mall and situated around Highland Park.
• Pebble Hill, which is the area surrounding Diefenbaker Park and Pebble Hill Park.
• Tsawwassen Heights, a small area located on English Bluff Road, south of 1st Ave. Two totem poles stand on either side of the road here as its official gateway.
• The Terrace, a terraced subdivision located between 56th Street, the Tsawwassen Nature Reserve, and the American border.
• English Bluff, which refers to the area along English Bluff Road, where many of the most expensive homes in the community enjoy commanding ocean views.
• Stahaken, which refers to a large area of houses built on land belonging to the Tsawwassen First Nations Tribe. This land is leased to the Town of Tsawwassen on a hundred year basis; the current lease expires in 2089.
• The Village; adjacent to Stahaken, it is a wealthy subdivision built on the west side of English Bluff Road, overlooking the Strait of Georgia. Another totem pole stands at its entrance at Wesley Drive.
• Tsatsu Shores, a large apartment complex beneath English Bluff, on the shores of the Pacific Ocean. This is also built on land leased from the Tsawwassen First Nations Tribe.
• Imperial Village, a large subdivision located east of 52nd Street at 16th Avenue.
• Forest-by-the-Bay, which refers to a housing development off 56th Street and 6th Avenue beside Tsawwassen's only cemetery.