Crawford Estates

Neighbourhood Garage Sale

Sponsored by Ashley Johnson - Royal Lepage Kelowna

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Well it's finally happening folks, the Crawford Estates Garage Sale is back in action!

It's my privilage to host this event every year and I absolutely CAN'T WAIT to do it again!!!   

We welcome everyone to come and visit us Saturday May 10th 2025, from 8am to 1pm to do some SERIOUS treasure hunting!

Have fun but please remember to be safe and be kind.

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GARAGE SALE 

I will be set up outside Redridge Park on Westridge Drive the morning of May 10th starting at 8am with maps for all the shoppers (or you can use the interactive Google map on your cell phone...) to help guide them to your garage sale...

Below is this years map of the houses that are participating in the 2025 garage sale...We had over 50 families participate in the last garage sale and hope to have more this year!!!!  I'm adding new houses to the map everyday!!!

To put your name in for the garage sale, the entry form is on my homepage 

Click on the map below to open it up and see an interactive Google map with all the addresses!

(Click on the box on the upper right corner of the map for a larger view or click on the upper left corner for a list of addresses) 

Crawford Estates: A Neighbourhood Rooted in History

Crawford Falls and Crawford Estates were named after the pioneering Crawford family, who settled in the Okanagan Valley in 1892. William Crawford, born in Scotland in 1844, and his wife, Isabella Aitken, also from Scotland, made their way to the Okanagan after spending time in Ontario, Vancouver, and New Westminster. The family preempted land in the Okanagan Mission, where they farmed and William established one of the area's first sawmills. The falls, located near their property, were named after the family, while Crawford Estates was later named to honor their lasting influence in the region. William and Isabella had five sons, David, Jack, William, Robert, and Alexander, who all worked alongside their parents in the sawmill and ranching operations. The Crawford family remained integral to the community, and their contributions to the area's development were lasting. The naming of Crawford Falls and Crawford Estates preserves the legacy of this early settler family and their role in shaping the region's history.