There are many things you can do throughout the District of Chilliwack both indoors and outdoors. Surrounded by mountains and nature, you can definitely fill the activity calendar for an entire year without any problems. Always be safe and be prepared when doing outdoor activities, especially in the mountains. Weather conditions can change quickly and you should always be ready for the unexpected. Please respect our natural habitats and nature itself.
Mighty Moose Ice CreamLocated at: 42333 Yarrow Central Rd, Chilliwack, BC V2R 5E2
The Best Ice Cream In The Fraser Valley!! If you are in the Fraser Valley, you just have to stop by Mighty Moose and get an awesome ice cream treat. Take the family and enjoy a massive scoop of heaven in a waffle cone today!
Website: https://www.facebook.com/MightyMooseIceCream/
2018 Hours:
May- Fridays 4pm-8pm, Saturday/Sunday 12pm-8pm (Not Open on Rainy Days)
June- Weekdays 4pm-8pm, Saturday/Sunday 12pm-8pm (Not Open on Rainy Days)
July & August- Everyday 12pm-8pm
Bridal Veil FallsLocated at: on the Trans Canada Hwy, East of Chilliwack or West of Hope
Bridal Veil Falls Waterfall is on Bridal Falls Forest Service Road just off Popkum Road South. It is part of a Provincial Park so it has picnic areas, trails that lead to the waterfall.
Website: http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/bridalveil_falls/
Bridal Falls WaterparkLocated at: 53790 Popkum Road South, Rosedale, British Columbia, Canada V0X 1X1
The waterpark has free parking, a concession, snack bar, showers, washrooms, change rooms, a huge hot tub, 3 kiddie slides, a tube slide, 2 intermediate slides, and 4 advanced slides.
Cultus Lake WaterparkLocated at: 4150 Columbia Valley Hwy, Cultus Lake, British Columbia, Canada V2R 5H6
Cultus Lake Waterpark is British Columbia’s biggest Waterpark! It was built in the mid 1980’s and is owned and operated by a local family. This water park has been continuously expanding making it the biggest and best waterpark in BC.
Great Blue Heron Nature ReserveLocated at: 5200 Sumas Prairie Road, Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada
The Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve is 130 hectares that is home to over 90 Great Blue Heron nests as well as a wide variety of other of rare wildlife and vegetation. It is wheelchair accessible, although the trails are light gravel, as well as has parking, picnic tables and washrooms. The 3 km trail connects up with the Vedder North Dyke Trail at the North side, and the Vedder Rotary Trail at the South side.
Chipmunk CavesChilliwack has many caves to offer you, but the most well known are the Chipmunk Caves. There are many small entrances along the South side of the Chilliwack River, you can get too by foot. Parking is the last pull out before the Folley Lake turn off along Chilliwack Lake Road. From there you walk about 10 minutes down river to a cave opening (if you cross a foot bridge then you’ve gone too far). The largest cave opening is run by the Chilliwack Cave Society and is closed off due to vandalism. There are no signs directing you to the caves, so it seems more like a secret than anything. Make sure to bring a flashlight with you. Definitely a place to be seen.
Chilliwack LakeLocated at: Trans Canada Trail, Rosedale, BC V0X 1X0
Chilliwack Lake is a great spot to go for the day. A nice little get away right here in our back yard. The Park is 9,258 hectares big and offers, a boat launch, camping, swimming, fishing, kayaking, bird seeing, and hiking with some nature appreciation.
Chilliwack River RaftingLocated at: 49704 Chilliwack Lake Road, Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada V4Z 1C4
River rafting adventures along the Chilliwack River.
Jones LakeLocated at: Jones Creek Forest Service Rd, Rosedale, BC V0X 1X1
Jones Lake is also known as Wahleach Lake, has free camping areas as well as paid places and cabins. There are three campgrounds there as well. Jones Lake is a gorgeous lake to enjoy the water, go fishing, hiking, and more! Your vehicle should at the very least a SUV able to travel up a rough terrain forest service road.
