Father’s Day in the Fraser Valley
There’s no denying it, parenting takes a village, and thankfully we have Fathers as part of that village. You can make Father’s Day memorable with any of these ideas in the Valley, from delicious treats, fun gifts to outdoor adventures!
Flower Experiences in the Valley
Spring and Summer bring a bounty of blooms to the region. Did you know the Fraser Valley is home to over 20 flower experiences, including Tulip, Sunflower, and Dahlia festivals? Which experience in the valley will you visit this flower season?
Sip Your Way Through the Fraser Valley at these Cideries & Distilleries
From seeds & stones to sips – the craft cidery & distillery movement is a beautiful thing! This new and upcoming scene is one you’ll want to check out, see our list to get started.
Craft Brewery Revolution – Grab a Flight in the Fraser Valley
The craft beer scene in the Fraser Valley is hopping! We’ve made it easy for you to come check them out with this list of local craft breweries, now all you need to do is decide which one you are going to try first!
Responsible Tourism in the Wild
We love our gorgeous outdoors. As residents of the Fraser Valley, it’s part of who we are! From the depths of our deepest lakes to the peaks of our tallest mountains, protecting and respecting our land is essential to keeping it accessible to all of us. Scroll through our latest comprehensive guide below to learn how you can explore safely and responsibly, while leaving no trace when visiting our region!
Top 7 Reasons to Camp Mid-Week or Off-Season
Few moments capture the essence of peace and relaxation quite like a trip into the wide-open wilderness, perhaps with a good book and a quiet spot beside a pristine lake. When spring rolls around, many avid campers are already planning summer adventures, scheduling vacation time, and rushing to reserve coveted campsites. But why not beat them to the punch?
Explore the Fraser Valley Circle Farm Tour
Berry wine, baked goods, blooms, and baskets overflowing with goodies. The Fraser Valley’s self-guided Circle Farm Tour is the perfect way to celebrate the seasons and support small, family-run businesses along the way. Build warm connections with local farmers and artisans whose roots run deep in this area, and grow a new appreciation for food, community, and craftsmanship. You might just find a few surprises along the way. The Circle Farm Tour is a series of community roadmaps that bring you to unique agri-tourism destinations, special events, farm-gate vendors, open-air markets and eateries dotted throughout the Fraser Valley. Here’s what to expect on your adventure.
12 Places to Discover the Fraser Valley Art Scene
The Fraser Valley is bursting with arts and culture! From murals draped through downtown cores to detailed carvings plotted along street corners, you’ll find a vast array of interesting pieces in each community. Check out our list below for some inspiration to get you started!
Indigenous-Owned Businesses and Experiences in the Fraser Valley
Here in the Fraser Valley, we live, work, and play on the traditional and ancestral territories of a diverse number of Indigenous communities. From cultural tours, interpretive centres, and outdoor adventures to art galleries and shops, we invite you to surround yourself with the rich and multi-faceted Indigenous experiences of the Fraser Valley.
Restaurant 62
Have you ever had food so incredibly melt-in-your-mouth-flavourful, you want to close your eyes and savour it for just a moment longer? Welcome to Restaurant 62, home of world-class fine dining right in the heart of Abbotsford!
Forge a New Path
The longer you’ve been away, the more you realize how much you’ve missed. Plan your visit back to the Fraser Valley this summer, where timeless adventures and new experiences await!
The Farm House Natural Cheeses
From Clothbound Cheddar to fresh Cheese Truffles, this family-run cheese farm produces an exciting variety of products made from happy, pasture-fed cows and goats. Tucked along a quiet country road in Agassiz, the farm has been in business since 2003, and a number of their prize-winning cheeses can be found in Vancouver’s high-end restaurants today. The goat and cow cheeses are inspired by the Old World and made with traditional recipes and methods.
