Try in the summer for a refreshing dip or stay in one of the lakefront campgrounds. Weekends tend to be overcrowded. About 10 km south of Chilliwack.
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A fun summer attraction for kids and adults, and a nice way to pass a very hot day. Twilight rates are available, and while it's not the sort of place you need to go often, it's a good one-day outing from much of the Lower Mainland, especially with kids. Best bets are late June and early July, or rainy days, as it can often be very busy.
In the 1912 former city hall on Spadina Avenue, which is a National Historic Site of Canada.
A performing arts venue located in downtown Chilliwack. The building is home to the Chilliwack Players' Guild (the resident theatre company), as well as the Chilliwack Academy of Music.
Located on former Chilliwack military base. The museum has numerous Canadian military artefacts.
In Rosedale, which is adjacent to the east of Chilliwack, is Bridal Veil falls, a beautiful waterfall accessed by a brief walk from the parking lot.
Operates only during the summer. This waterpark does not have slides that drop as high as Cultus Lake Waterpark, but it is less expensive and less crowded.