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?

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!

Tee-Time on The Fairway

With Springtime in the air, tee-time in the Valley is plentiful. Whether you’re an experienced golfer looking for challenging hilly terrain, a first-timer ready for smooth fairways, or just looking to have some fun, the Valley offers a variety of phenomenal courses for any age and skill level.

Cure Your Cabin Fever with These Winter Activities

Grab those mittens, strap on your boots and head out to enjoy all the winter activities the valley has to offer! From hitting the slopes to enjoying a good ol’ hockey game from one of our local teams, there’s something for everyone and every ability to enjoy during the cold seasons.

Fishing the Fraser Valley

Salmon and Steelhead and Sturgeon, oh my! The Fraser Valley is one of BC’s most renowned fishing destinations – the lakes, rivers and creeks are abundant with life. Head to a serene spot along a quiet creek to cast a line or hop on a charter boat for a guided fishing trip on the Fraser River with any of our world-class guides.

Year-Round Golfing in the Valley

A rare find, in the Fraser Valley you can play golf and ski all in one day! Whether you’re an experienced golfer or a first-timer, the Fraser Valley is home to a number of phenomenal courses ranging from kid-friendly mini-golf to expert fairways. With winter temperatures averaging six to 11 degrees Celsius, the greens will be waiting for you.

Being Prepared to Explore Safely in the Fraser Valley

The Fraser Valley is teeming with new experiences and places to explore! But before you head out on your next adventure, remember that being out in the wilderness can be dangerous, especially if you aren’t properly prepared. Whether you’re an experienced explorer or just getting into outdoor recreation, check out the following tips to help make your next adventure in the Fraser Valley a safe one!

Get Ready to Forge a New Path

We are so excited to finally be able to encourage British Columbians to explore the Fraser Valley, however it is still important to travel safely and cautiously this summer. Following safety procedures and recommendations shows respect for how hard our tourism partners are working to provide safe and fun experiences – all at the same time!

Wheelchair Accessible Itineraries in the Fraser Valley

The Fraser Valley aims to be a welcoming and accessible destination for all people to visit. To showcase some of the accessible activities we have to offer we partnered with Dan and Elena, from Quad Chef & WAGS of SCI to show you how they spend a weekend in the Valley.

Wild Picnic: Backcountry Breakfast

It was still dark when we loaded up our vehicle to head towards the famous Mount Cheam range in the Chilliwack River Valley. With sleepy eyes and hungry stomachs, we carefully loaded the vehicle with everything we would need for the most epic wild picnic.

Summer Family Itinerary

Summer may be winding down but in The Fraser Valley we believe in keeping that same wild, carefree spirit throughout the entire year. T