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McDonald Park is a quiet residential sub-neighbourhood situated in the southern portion of North Saanich, on the Saanich Peninsula of Vancouver Island. It sits roughly between the more rural reaches of North Saanich to the north and the boundary with Central Saanich to the south, with its character shaped in part by proximity to the open farmland and natural corridors that define much of this corner of the peninsula. The area takes its name from McDonald Park itself, a local green space that serves as a recognizable anchor within the neighbourhood, helping to distinguish it from surrounding sub-areas such as the more densely developed stretches closer to the Pat Bay Highway corridor. The housing stock in McDonald Park leans toward established single-family homes set on generous lots, reflecting the broader North Saanich preference for spacious, semi-rural living. Homes here tend to be of mid-century to more recent vintage, with a mix of older character residences and updated or newer builds interspersed throughout the area. The streetscape feels settled and mature, with tree cover and larger parcels giving the neighbourhood a distinctly unhurried, pastoral quality. Active listings in the area range from vacant land parcels to three- and four-bedroom houses, with pricing spanning from roughly $899,000 to over $2,668,000, reflecting both the range of lot sizes and the premium that North Saanich's semi-rural setting commands.

AI-authored, reviewed by Doug LeMaire, REALTOR®. General information only — not a substitute for professional advice.