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With our extremely reliable sources having already predicted an early spring, 2026 is looking to be a very full bouquet indeed.  Whether you’re looking for a colourful reset after winter or you’re just hoping to pick up some beautiful flowers for someone special (like yourself!), the Fraser Valley is in no short supply of bright spots. Drop by for the day or plot out a fresh air-filled staycation with one of our many comfy accommodation options. The Fraser Valley is ready to turn over a vibrant new leaf for spring.

Flower Fests

Lakeland Flowers Tulip Festival – Abbotsford

With millions of tulip bulbs planted in rows that seemingly stretch into the horizon, this is your chance to witness one of the most impressive blooms around. Home to the Abbotsford Tulip Festival, this is a destination for anyone craving a bit of colour in their life. While the tulips are the main draw right now, Lakeland will continue to feature its famously colourful flowers through the coming months. Keep an eye out for sunflowers, peonies and fresh lavender on their field schedule!

Tulip Forest at Maan Farms – Abbotsford

Family-owned and filled with unique ways to ring in the spring, keep Maan Farms in mind for your next day off. Starting with the tulip forest, you can explore two acres filled with countless varieties of tulips. The perfect spot for a springtime selfie, the forest is also home to photo ops aplenty, like a mushroom house, swing set, and friendly farm animals to say hello to. There’s a strong sense of whimsy to the farm; you might just feel like Alice, stepping into Wonderland.

Magical Tulip Garden at Taves Farms – Abbotsford

Taves Farms is joining the floral fun this year! One of Abbotsford’s favourite spots for seasonal experiences, the Taves family has transformed their pumpkin patch into a springtime surprise. Stop by and see the newly redesigned flower beds transformed into three acres of rich pastels and winding pathways straight out of a storybook. Festivities begin on April 1 with Easterfest, a three-day spring celebration with egg hunts, hay rides and a visit from the guest of honour himself, the Easter bunny!

Sweet Spring Flower Festival at Greendale Acres – Chilliwack

Immaculately curated flower beds, a river of tulips, and a windmill display, at Greendale Acres, you’ll get a full sense of the artistry involved with professional green thumbing. The farm hosts fantastic spring events, like an Easter egg hunt and a plowing match, so be sure to check the schedule before you go. It’s a community favourite for good reason!

Botanica Flower Festival – Chilliwack

13 acres, 1.5 million bulbs,  59 unique varieties of tulips…Botanica is a true kaleidoscope of colour. The sprawling farm is both pet and kid-friendly, which makes for a wonderful family outing, and there’s a dedicated u-pick area, so you can assemble your own floral arrangements to take home with you. Set against the backdrop of the Fraser Valley mountains, this is one of the most picturesque places around, so make sure you have a full battery!

Harrison Tulip Festival – Harrison River Valley

Canada’s largest tulip festival, this stop is an absolute must on your next springtime safari. Not only that, but it was also voted the world’s most Instagrammable tulip farm at the World Tulip Summit in Holland, and if you’re not familiar, tulips are a big deal in the Netherlands. With the towering Mount Cheam overseeing the incredible colours below, you can consider this a palate paradise if you’re ever in need of a brighter outlook.

Floral Vibes

Foxglove Floral Cafe – Abbotsford

“Come for coffee…Leave with flowers.” Foxglove Flower Cafe has a quintessential spring aesthetic with cozy seating, bright windows, and the smell of freshly brewed coffee. Whether you’re looking to spend time with a good book or a good friend, this charming little spot will elevate any outing. Grab one of their lovely bouquets to go and add a little extra spring fragrance to your kitchen table.

Little Mountain Greenhouses – Chilliwack

With all the inspiring flower beds you’ve just taken in, maybe you’d like to try your hand at home! Little Mountain will keep you well-stocked with everything you need to make your garden the talk of your block. Whether you’re in need of bulbs, seeds, soil or just a few trowelling tips, this is where you can level up your greenery game.

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Ready for a family-friendly afternoon of farm life? Or maybe a staycation filled with cozy accommodations and farm-to-table cuisine? Then try out any of the following local-approved spots, many of which are just reopening for the season! There’s never been an easier way to navigate all that the Valley has to offer, from boutiques to the barnyard. 

So roll up your sleeves, and get ready for the spring awakening you’ve been waiting for!

Farm Experiences

EcoFarm – Abbotsford

Like Science World, but for the countryside! Visitors can see cows up close, head to the robot observation room for a front seat, live demonstration of the robotic milking machine, and discover how a variety of dairy products are made.

Campbell’s Gold Honey Farm & Meadery – Abbotsford

Known for its “coziest country store and meadery,” Campbell’s Gold is buzzing for spring, offering on-site honey products, meads, and candles. Perfect for anyone looking to buy local!

Atchelitz Threshermens Association Pioneer Village – Chilliwack

Step back in time and explore daily life on a historic farm! See how local farmers worked, the “modern” machinery they used, and imagine if your family could have kept up back then.

Greendale Acres – Chilliwack

With Easter approaching, Greendale is perfect for a spring visit. Enjoy flower displays, an egg hunt, a plowing contest, and a refreshing stroll around the grounds. Keep an eye out for their opening hours, starting Easter Long weekend!

Earthwise Society Agassiz Farm – Harrison River Valley

This charming one-acre farm offers gardening workshops, community festivals, a produce store with fresh local goods, and stunning flower beds. Perfect for a spring stroll or stocking up on farm-fresh harvest.

Harrison Lavender – Harrison River Valley

One of the Valley’s most fragrant spots, this lavender farm welcomes you to stroll along its colourful rows and browse small-batch goodies like soaps, oils, candles, and even lavender lemonade! They open in April, so pencil that into your calendar.

Central Park Farms – Langley

With close ties to the community, this family-run farm store specializes in ethically produced food and Canadian pantry items. Offering weekly food delivery, a locally sourced dinner menu is just a click away!

Milner Valley Cheese – Langley

Fresh, handcrafted goat cheese from this sixth-generation family farm is a must-try (especially their Chèvre and Milner Jack). Perfect for your next snack board and a tasty nod to local flavours. Opening in April!

Kensington Prairie Farm – Langley

Is it true that alpacas are the cutest of the farm animal kingdom? A visit to this friendly farm will get to the bottom of this age-old question!

Farm Stores

Birchwood Dairy Farm – Abbotsford

At this working dairy farm, you can enjoy 50 flavours of ice cream and frozen yogurt, farm-fresh milk, European-style yogurts, and cheeses, then take a tour and meet the cows behind it all.

Goat’s Pride Dairy – Abbotsford

Western Canada’s oldest family-run goat dairy, Goat’s Pride is perfect for little animal lovers. Get acquainted with all the friendly goats, then enjoy pasture-fed yogurt, milk, and cheese.

Neufeld Farm Market – Abbotsford

A 40-year community staple, this family farm offers fresh local produce, frozen meats, seafood, gourmet sides, and pantry staples. All showcasing the difference that buying local can make.

Brightside Eggs – Chilliwack

Whether you need eggs for breakfast or for Easter, this family farm has you covered! Their fun produce vending machine alone is worth the stop!

Heritage Barn – Chilliwack

Heritage Barn blends country charm with a modern twist! Offering fresh flowers, produce, eggs, dairy, and baked goods in temperature-controlled displays, it offers an incredibly unique way to support local producers.

Hofstede’s Country Barn – Chilliwack

Add local flair to your meals with top-quality produce, a full-service deli, fresh-baked goods, and a café serving 18 soups made from scratch each week.

Little Mountain Greenhouses – Chilliwack

Little Mountain has all the plants, supplies, and tools you need. The perfect way to kick off your next spring garden project.

The Farm House Natural Cheeses – Harrison River Valley

Discover a wide selection of artisan cow and goat cheeses at this specialty vendor. Once you taste these local dairy delights, big chain brands just won’t slice it.

Creekside Cheese + Creamery – Harrison River Valley

This certified organic creamery serves European-style cheeses, cream-top milk, and grass-fed beef, offering a true farm-to-table experience.

Cedar Rim Nursery – Langley

The largest garden center in the Lower Mainland is home to thousands of plants and garden supplies. Your new go-to spot for spring yard updates.

Eats, Spirits & Sips

Seaside Pearl Farmgate Winery – Abbotsford

Tucked into the peaceful countryside of Mount Lehman, Seaside Pearl Winery is a charming boutique estate winery where passion for the vine shines in every glass. 

Mt. Lehman Winery – Abbotsford

Another notable spot for vino, this family-owned boutique winery is known for crafting small-lot, premium wines made as naturally as possible.

Farmhouse Brewing Co. – Chilliwack

A patio lined with string lights, a dedicated play area for kids, wood-fired pizzas, and a tap list full of seasonal sippers. Get ready for all of the above at this beautiful farm brew.

Cabin Fever Junction Bakery – Harrison River Valley

Baked from scratch daily with the finest local ingredients, this popular meeting spot serves up classic, homestyle treats in a warm, friendly atmosphere. Be sure to try their fresh chocolate custard donuts!

Homestead Cider – Harrison River Valley

Set between Mt. Cheam and Bear Mountain in Agassiz, this is a laid-back, family-run farm cidery pouring crisp hard cider made with local fruit. Grab a glass and toast to the spring!

Cedar Cider – Harrison River Valley

Crafting small-batch, natural live ciders from a wide variety of apples, this community-fave spot has a great outdoor picnic area, perfect for the first sip of spring.

Chaberton Estate Winery – Langley

A gem of the Langley wine scene, Chaberton Estate Winery combines boutique wine tastings, a beautiful 55-acre vineyard, and authentic French dining at their onsite restaurant, Bacchus Bistro.

Fraser Valley Cider Company – Langley

Venture over to the Fraser Valley’s first and largest cidery, as you relax and enjoy some local sips. A family-friendly, dog-friendly space to share a charcuterie board alongside a chilled bottle of cider.  

Locality Brewing – Langley

Hop into the local craft brewery scene with a pint of ‘field to glass’ beer! Explore the farm, enjoy a picnic by the lagoon, or sample a flight from their spring menu in the tasting room.

Roots And Wings Distillery – Langley

The first craft distillery in Langley, their robust menu features 42 unique artisan spirits to explore and enjoy. The rustic vibe offers a down-to-earth backdrop for a springtime flight.

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Feb 24 – If we depended on nature for our groceries, we’d begin serious foraging now.

Mar 31 – The sights and sounds of spring abound. Let’s learn more about tree bark properties.

Apr 28 – Some of the yummiest berries will be ripe soon.

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The championship is a round robin format for the following categories represented by 8 zones qualifiers located throughout the lower mainland and the interior of BC.

60+ Men;
70+ Men;
Women 60+;
Mixed 60+; and
Stick (60+ & open event)

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General Admission $10, Children 12 and under Free

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March 6 @ 7pm | VS Surrey

March 7 @ 6pm | VS Prince George

March 14 @ 6pm | VS Langley

March 21 @ 6pm | VS Alberni Valley

March 22 @ 5pm | VS Langley

March 29 @ 5pm | VS Coquitlam

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