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Officially, the Deep Cove Yacht Club began its existence on July 31, 1936 when it was registered as the Deep Cove Sport Association. Later the club was renamed the Deep Cove Yacht & Sport Club reflecting the members' love for water sports and boating. Today most members and locals know the Club fondly as the Deep Cove Yacht Club. The Municipality of North Vancouver kindly allowed the Club to rent a piece of land on the foreshore of what is now Panorama Park. In 1938 Club members cleared the land and erected a modest building. more... See more text

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Where Was 2023's Goosebumps Filmed? Reboot's Filming Locations Explained

• The filming locations used in the 2023 reboot series of Goosebumps, such as Deep Cove Yacht Club and Samuel Robertson Technical Secondary School, help establish the small-town, Pacific Northwest feel of Port Lawrence.
• Cloverdale, specifically Minnekhada Lodge, serves as the area surrounding Biddle House, which is a central location in the Goosebumps plot and sets the tone for spooky events in Port Lawrence.
• Whistler Olympic Park provides the snowy winter setting in Goosebumps, adding tension to the plot and referencing the title's connection to fear and the nervous system.

The 2023 reboot series of Goosebumps makes use of many filming locations across British Columbia. Adapting RL Stine's best-selling anthology of children's horror books, Goosebumps offers a new spin on a beloved story. In this series, a group of misfit teenagers becomes cursed to experience the supernatural after going to a Halloween party held at the Biddle House. As they continue to experience dark events, they must come together to uncover their parents' secrets which started everything.

The first five episodes of Goosebumps dropped on Hulu and Disney Plus on October 13, and a new episode comes out every week thereafter until all ten are available. The Goosebumps cast includes a number of big names and new actors whose characters provide a center for the storyline. While many of the monsters and characters remain true to Goosebumps , there is a major change that sets it apart. This version of Goosebumps has a unified location and serialized format. Everything Goosebumps -related occurs in the town of Port Lawrence; however, this isn't a real location. Instead, filmmakers made use of the beautiful buildings and landscapes throughout British Columbia to bring this story to life (via IMDb and Atlas of Wonders ).

Deep Cove Yacht Club, Vancouver, British Columbia

In the first episode of Goosebumps , there's a shot, lasting about a second, of the town of Port Lawrence. This aerial shot was filmed above the Deep Cove Yacht Club in Vancouver, British Columbia. While the area is highly populated in real life, the production team seemingly used CGI to make the treeline denser, add the school, and take away some of the buildings.

Though short, the shot establishes many things about the town where Goosebumps takes place. Firstly, Port Lawrence is relatively small in size, and the CGI removal of buildings helps give the town a rural feel. Additionally, the town is located on the water and filled with greenery, facts that become relevant in the show. Lastly, they add the school and football field into the aerial shot, making it large enough to indicate its importance in Goosebumps .

Related: Is The New Goosebumps Show Suitable For Kids?

Samuel Robertson Technical Secondary School, Maple Ridge, British Columbia

Samuel Robertson Technical Secondary School in Maple Ridge, British Columbia doubles as one of the primary settings in Goosebumps , Port Lawrence High School. This school within the TV series is critical because the misfit group – Margot, James, Isabella, Isaiah, and Lucas – are high school students. Plus, a spirit possesses teacher Nathan Bratt making him a villain. The school was the perfect filming location because it appears extremely mundane and normal.

The building structure matches that of a typical high school in the United States and Canada. There's nothing distinctive, allowing viewers to imprint their experiences or perceptions on the school setting. Additionally, the hallways and classrooms in Samuel Robertson Technical Secondary School are just the right size to provide different filming angles while still feeling relatively small, furthering the small-town setting. By incorporating these normal locations involved in teenage life, the paranormal and spooky events in Goosebumps feel more impactful.

Cloverdale, Surrey, Vancouver, British Columbia

In Goosebumps , Cloverdale doubles as the area surrounding Biddle House. The greenery in Cloverdale fits with Port Lawrence, giving a Pacific Northwest feel. Within Cloverdale, the series filmed all the Biddle House scenes at the famous Minnekhada Lodge. Biddle House appears very similar in architecture and color to other homes that are haunted in North America. These factors are important since Biddle House is important to the Goosebumps plot. Biddle House is the location of Harold Biddle's death and the Halloween party that brings together the vastly different teenagers at the center of the plot. Moreover, the Biddle House starts all things spooky in Port Lawrence.

Additionally, Port Lawrence – but specifically Biddle House helps – offers a central location for the events of the Goosebumps books which mostly take place in different towns, homes, and with characters. The lore of the TV show always comes back to the Biddle House and the Biddle family. The spirit that possesses Mr. Bratt in Goosebumps is Harold Biddle , not someone from a different location. Like the Neibolt House in IT , all things tie back to the Biddle House in Goosebumps .

Britannia Mine Museum, Britannia Beach, British Columbia

During Goosebumps , season 1, episode 3, "The Cuckoo Clock of Doom," the main characters discover underground tunnels and learn they play a part in the mysteries of Port Lawrence. The tunnels run beneath most of the town. Like everything else, it all comes back to the Biddle House. All the tunnel scenes were filmed at the Brittania Mine Museum in Britannia Beach, British Columbia. Tunnels can have different rock formations but mostly look similar to one another; as such, it's not the most distinctive filming set. However, the subterranean realm in this museum is expansive, so the tunnels can provide a variety of underground structures to create diverse shots in future Goosebumps seasons.

Deep Cove North Shore Marina and Rentals, North Vancouver, British Columbia

In the Goosebumps TV show, the teens spend a lot of time in Harbor Stop, a diner and coffee shop on the coast of Port Lawrence. This is a place where they come to talk about life and discuss supernatural goings-on in the town. Deep Cove North Short Marina and Rentals doubled for both the exterior and interiors of Harbor Stop.

The filming location has a rustic feel like something found in the mountains or on a remote lake. Especially with the tree-covered hill across the shore, this filming location reaffirms the small-town, Pacific Northwest feel of Port Lawrence. Also, the boats in the shots look small and older but still nice, helping establish the socioeconomic state of the town in Goosebumps .

Related: Is The New Goosebumps Connected To The Movies Or Original Show?

Whistler Olympic Park, Whistler, British Columbia

All the winter scenes with snow in Goosebumps were filmed at Whistler Olympic Park in Whistler, British Columbia. Whistler Olympic Park was built for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Games, offering 56 miles of land with trees, large fields, and slopes. Unlike other locations that focused on buildings important to the plot, this filming location helps establish the environment and weather of Port Lawrence. Additionally, the change in weather indicates change, adding tension to the plot. It also harkens back to the title which references the bumps a person gets on their body caused by the nervous system when it's cold or when they're scared. The scenes at Whistler Olympic Park appear in the latter half of the Goosebumps series.

Sources: IMDb, Atlas of Wonders, and Justin Long Instagram

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Canada and British Columbia invest in redesigning Deep Cove’s village core along Lower Gallant Avenue

From: Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada

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Today, the Honourable Jonathan Wilkinson, Minister of Environment and Climate Change, on behalf of the Honourable Catherine McKenna, Minister of Infrastructure and Communities, the Honourable Josie Osborne, British Columbia’s Minister of Municipal Affairs, and His Worship Mike Little, Mayor of the District of North Vancouver, announced funding to redesign Deep Cove’s village core along Lower Gallant Avenue in North Vancouver. For the occasion, they were also joined by Terry Beech, Member of Parliament for Burnaby North–Seymour, and Susie Chant, Member of British Columbia’s Legislative Assembly for North Vancouver–Seymour.

North Vancouver, British Columbia, June 11, 2021 —The safety and well-being of people is a top priority of the governments of Canada and British Columbia. Supporting local infrastructure during this extraordinary time will help create jobs, support local economies, and make our communities healthier, more inclusive and more resilient.

The project consists of redesigning lower Gallant Avenue to revitalize the community core, support safe outdoor public spaces, and help sustain local businesses. It also includes reconfiguring the road right-of-way to create more pedestrian space, adding permanent loading zones for commercial vehicles, installing stormwater infrastructure, pavers and sidewalks, furnishings and lighting, among other things. Once completed, the redesigned village core will help meet seasonal and community needs such as protected seating and gathering space in the spring, summer and fall, as well as additional parking spaces in the winter.  

The Government of Canada and the Province of British Columbia are investing over $3.3 million towards this project through the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program’s new COVID-19 Community Resilience stream. Canada is contributing over $2,655,000, and B.C.’s share is more than $663,000. Announcements for other projects under this stream will be announced in the coming weeks.

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“I’m proud that our government is investing $2.6 million to revitalize the Deep Cove area, which has so much to offer to patrons and the community at large. Through a strong partnership with B.C. and the municipality, we continue to provide North Vancouver residents with infrastructure that encourages active transportation and well-being, and creates cleaner, healthier communities for generations to come. I look forward to visiting the redesigned space in the near future.” The Honourable Jonathan Wilkinson, Minister of Environment and Climate Change, on behalf of the Honourable Catherine McKenna, Minister of Infrastructure and Communities

“Our government continues to support communities throughout the pandemic by making smart investments in infrastructure, supporting local businesses and stabilizing the economy. Canada’s Infrastructure plan invests in thousands of projects, creates good jobs across Canada, and builds cleaner, more inclusive communities.” Terry Beech, Member of Parliament for Burnaby North–Seymour

“Through the COVID-19 Resilience funding stream, our government is committed to encouraging active outdoor experiences and improving local amenities while investing in BC communities to promote economic recovery. This project will enhance the scenic waterfront village of Deep Cove with more space for people to enjoy the community’s attractions and businesses and ensure a safe gathering space for people and visitors today and in the future.” The Honourable Josie Osborne, British Columbia’s Minister of Municipal Affairs

“People in North Vancouver are looking forward to gathering together again, at events like festivals and markets and to enjoy what our local businesses have to offer. This new plaza in Deep Cove will help us do exactly that, and make our community even more welcoming and vibrant. I look forward to seeing everyone there once it’s complete.” Susie Chant, Member of British Columbia’s Legislative Assembly for North Vancouver–Seymour

“Deep Cove is one of the most visited gems of the North Shore. This generous grant funding from both the Federal and Provincial governments enables us to realize a shared vision with the community on ways to preserve the unique village feel that people love, while addressing challenges that come with high numbers of visitors. We look forward to hearing from the community about what would make Deep Cove Village more livable for them.” His Worship Mike Little, Mayor of the District of North Vancouver

Quick facts

Through the Investing in Canada infrastructure plan, the federal government is investing more than $180 billion over 12 years in public transit projects, green infrastructure, social infrastructure, trade and transportation routes, and Canada’s rural and northern communities.

Throughout B.C., the Government of Canada has invested more than $4.3 billion in over 550 infrastructure projects under the Investing in Canada infrastructure plan.

The Province is investing $3.6 billion over a 10-year period under the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program for British Columbia’s infrastructure initiatives.

To support Canadians and communities during the COVID-19 pandemic, a COVID-19 Resilience Stream has been added to the over $33-billion Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program to help fund pandemic-resilient infrastructure. Existing program streams have also been adapted to include more eligible project categories. 

Under the COVID-19 Resilience Stream, the federal cost share for public infrastructure projects is 80% in the provinces, and 100% in the territories and for projects intended for Indigenous communities.

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• Investing in COVID-19 Community Resilience
• Investing in Canada: Canada’s Long-Term Infrastructure Plan
• Investing in Canada Plan Project Map
• Federal infrastructure investments in British Columbia

Michelle Johnston Director of Communications Office of the Minister of Infrastructure and Communities 613-298-7386 [email protected]

Melanie Kilpatrick Media Relations B.C. Ministry of Municipal Affairs 250-920-6388 [email protected]

Media Relations Infrastructure Canada 613-960-9251 Toll free: 1-877-250-7154 Email: [email protected] Follow us on Twitter , Facebook , Instagram , and LinkedIn Web: Infrastructure Canada

Cassie Brondgeest Communications Coordinator District of North Vancouver 604-209-8841 [email protected]

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