Cloverdale

Cloverdale is the historic heart of Surrey — a town centre with a walkable downtown, heritage buildings, and the famous Cloverdale Rodeo & Country Fair that has run for over 75 years. The community covers a population of roughly 80,000 and stretches from Highway 10 south to the Serpentine River.

It blends established family neighbourhoods like Clayton Heights, Cloverdale BC, and West Cloverdale with newer high-density master-planned communities. Schools, parks, and community services are excellent, and the rural edge of South Cloverdale still offers acreage and equestrian properties.

Cloverdale offers some of the best value-per-square-foot in Surrey and is benefiting from spillover demand as Langley becomes harder to afford.

Schools

Lord Tweedsmuir Secondary, Clayton Heights Secondary, and Pacific Academy (private).

Parks & Recreation

Cloverdale Athletic Park, Surrey Museum, and the Cloverdale Recreation Centre.

Transit

Frequent bus service to Surrey Central SkyTrain and to Langley.

Shopping & Dining

Heritage downtown shops, Clayton Crossing, and antique row along 176 Street.

Community Events

Cloverdale Rodeo & Country Fair, Bluegrass Festival, and the Million Dollar Quartet productions.

Lifestyle

Friendly small-town feel inside a growing major city — best of both worlds.

First-Time Buyers

Entry-level condos and townhomes, plus first-time buyer programs Sonny walks you through step by step.

Growing Families

Family-sized homes near top schools, parks, and recreation — the kind of neighbourhood you grow into, not out of.

Investors & Relocators

Strong rental demand, future development upside, and relocation support for buyers moving in from out of province.

Home of the Cloverdale Rodeo since 1888.

Often used as a filming location — 'Smallville' shot here for years.

Award-winning regional museum.

Major softball and soccer complex.

Fast-growing family area with new schools and parks.

Forested park linking Cloverdale to Newton.