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About

The Floating Home Association of BC (FHA) represents the interests of the British Columbia floating home sector and its residents. Established as a nonprofit in 1990, the FHA serves as the voice and support network for the floating home lifestyle. Through meetings, newsletters, and a comprehensive website, the association offers valuable resources, information, and networking opportunities for those interested in living on the water.

Resources

The Resources section presents information on buying a floating home, insurance, standards and inspections, marina locations, moorage options in BC, and other valuable resources.

It includes a collection of links and resources for current floating home residents, marina managers, and those interested in the floating home lifestyle.

Visit our Facebook Feed for more articles and relevant information about floating homes.

Membership

Membership is open to British Columbians with a passion for floating homes. This includes float home residents/owners, marina owners/operators, and others engaged in the business of floating homes. 

Show your support for the floating home sector by joining today. Membership dues sustain the association.

FAQs

Our FAQ section is designed to provide answers to the most common questions we receive from visitors like you.

We’ve organized them into topic headings to make it easier to find what you’re looking for. A search feature is available if you're looking for something specific.

Whether you’re considering making a floating home your new lifestyle or you’re already part of the community, we hope our FAQ section will offer valuable insights and assist you in your journey.

© 2025 Floating Home Association of BC. 

Members of the BCFHA are grateful to live, work, and be in relation with people from across many traditional and unceded territories, covering all regions of British Columbia. We acknowledge that we are settlers and live on this water and land, and are committed to reconciliation, decolonization, and building relationships in our communities and lives.

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