This logo is based on an original linocut made by artist, Natasha Boyd in 1978
Dunster Museum/ Train Station
8281 Dunster-Croydon Road, Dunster, BC. The Museum is open from June - September
More information can be found on their website here.
Museum hours are:
Friday: 12pm - 4 pm
Saturday: 12pm - 4 pm
Sunday: 12pm- 4 pm
Dunster Picnic Area
Located down River Road, along the Fraser River
Users of the Dunster Community Picnic Grounds can thank the volunteers who maintain this site by making a contribution to the Dunster Community Association via e-transfer to accounting@dunsterbc.ca or cheque to Dunster Community Association General Delivery,
Dunster, BC V0J1J0
No overnight camping, no alcohol.
Dunster General Store
The Dunster General Store and Post Office are located in “downtown” Dunster, across from the train station and next door to the Dunster Fine Arts School. 8280 Dunster-Croydon Road. Established in 1918, the store sells groceries, gas, feed, housewares, hardware, and just about anything else locals may need. Visitors to the community will also find t-shirts, postcards, and a selection of local goods (from fresh produce in season to books and CDs produced by residents to various craft items).
Summer hours in effect
o Sunday – 1pm – 5pm
o Monday – 9am – 5pm
o Tuesday – 9am – 5pm
o Wednesday – 9am – 5pm
o Thursday – 9am – 5pm
o Friday – 9am - 5pm
o Saturday – 9am – 5pm
o Sunday and STAT Holidays – 1pm – 5pm
Croyden Cemetary
Croydon Cemetery is the only cemetery in the Dunster area and is located on the Dunster-Croydon Road about 8 kilometres east of "downtown" Dunster (see map). The Dunster Community Association is responsible for the cemetery, and local residents maintain it. Burial sites are still available, although nobody has been buried there in many years.
The cemetery has existed since at least 1932, when Aaron Watson was buried there. In the 1930s, a small Anglican church was built on the site and was consecrated on 12 June 1935. Unfortunately, the building is long gone, but the survey map below shows its approximate location. One local history, Yellowhead Pass and Its People, has a few pictures of the church and the cemetery (images 165 and 416).
Dunster Schoolhouse
8252 Dunster-Croydon Road, Dunster BC. The Dunster Schoolhouse has a history going back to 1915 when the settlers in the new community of Dunster formed a local school board.
The Dunster Schoolhouse and society host a variety of events, workshops, and activities that brings community together. They also provide a reliable and affordable rental facility, along with services including catering, to host your next event, workshop, family reunion, conference, forum, etc.
Check out what they offer and get more information about the Histroy of the Dunster Schoolhouse Here
Village Green
Between Highway 16 and Dunster Bridge. The Village Green is an area that is both pasture land and recreation.
