Craigflower Creek is a small urban creek flowing through the Greater Victoria area on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. The creek drains a 2,420-hectare watershed originating from Mount Work, winding through developed and semi-developed landscapes before reaching tidal waters. As an urban stream, Craigflower Creek has a history of environmental pressures including riparian vegetation degradation, siltation from land clearing activities, and historical removal of large woody debris from the channel. Despite these challenges, the creek has been the subject of ongoing conservation attention, particularly regarding its fish habitat values.