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City in British Columbia, Canada
Photo: Aleksander Czaszynski, Public domain via Wikimedia Commons
Chilliwack is a city of 84,000 people (2016) to the east of Vancouver. It lies in the Fraser Valley Regional District (FVRD).
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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.
In the 1912 former city hall on Spadina Avenue, which is a National Historic Site of Canada.
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.
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.
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.
Has several trails that are easy to get to by road and of varying lengths.
Sushi roll, teriyaki, tempura, udon and lunch boxes.
Fantastic pizzeria in the Cultus Lake area. It's pretty well-priced, pizzas are enormous and delicious, and service is really friendly. Probably the best place for pizza in the Chilliwack area.
The Chilliwack location of a large chain of restaurants, Boston Pizza has good food at decent prices.
Chilliwack's best casual dining. Open for lunch & dinner.
Chinese buffet. Lunch, dinner, large selection and very popular.
Casual dining open 7 days a week for lunch, dinner, & late night snacks.
A variety of hot and cold breakfast options, fitness facility, indoor swimming pool and hot tub.
Riverbend B&B Guest House
Less than a 5-minute walk to the Chilliwack River, it is near fishing, kayaking, rafting, sight-seeing, and hiking. Guided fishing adventures on the Fraser River available.
An upscale micro neighbourhood that includes restaurants, breweries and retail shops in buildings that give the area the appearance of a European village. Look for the murals behind these buildings, which add to the character. A highlight in Chilliwack, it is a sharp contrast from areas with homeless people found elsewhere in Chilliwack's downtown.
One of numerous seasonal stands that sell Chilliwack corn.
New and used books.
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The closest commercial airports are Abbotsford (YXX), Bellingham, WA (BLI), and Vancouver (YVR). Vancouver's is by far the largest of those airports.
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Abbotsford · Regional · YXX
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