Belcarra is one of the smallest municipalities in Metro Vancouver, a quiet residential village on the Burrard Inlet between Indian Arm and Port Moody. Accessible by road through Anmore or by water, the village is surrounded by Belcarra Regional Park, which encompasses the forested peninsula and its rocky shoreline. The park’s network of trails connects Bedwell Bay, Admiralty Point, and several small beaches that are popular with swimmers and picnickers in summer. Indian Arm, the fjord extending north from Belcarra, is a popular destination for kayakers and canoeists, with Wigwam Inn accessible only by boat at the far northern end. The village itself has a population of under 700 and consists largely of single-family homes on forested lots, with no commercial core. It is administered jointly with nearby Anmore under a shared municipal structure.