2025 Fraser Valley Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

There are many parks and waterfalls with beautiful natural scenery around Vancouver, but I would like to introduce a park that is not well known, but has free parking and a beautiful waterfall if you walk up a little on the trail. Above all, the path up is shaded, so if you go in the hot summer, just walking is healing. ^^ If you walk along the path with pretty moss on the way up, you will come across a waterfall and a bridge that gives you a little thrill. If you cross the bridge, you can see the waterfall closer, which is fun and great. Stop by once on the weekend to beat the heat and heal by walking in the park!! 🎈#PlacesToVisitInVancouver #VancouverParks #TravelOverseas

I had a wonderful time in Lakeland, especially enjoying the stunning tulip flowers. The vibrant fields were filled with a wide variety of tulips, creating a colorful and breathtaking landscape. It was a peaceful and memorable experience surrounded by natural beauty.. I really enjoyed the beautiful scenery filled with tulip flowers. There were so many different kinds of tulips, each more vibrant and unique than the last. It was a colorful and unforgettable experience.. I captured some tulip names in the photos.. I really enjoyed driving through Lakeland and visiting the Tulip Festival. The scenic roads and vibrant tulip displays made the experience truly memorable.

#cityplaybook #familytrip #localguides #aprilblooms #stunningview Mission is a charming city nestled along the Fraser River, offering a perfect mix of outdoor adventures, local culture, and historic sites. It’s a great base for exploring the natural beauty of British Columbia’s Fraser Valley. What to See & Do: Cascade Falls Regional Park: Discover the spectacular 30-meter waterfall surrounded by lush forests and peaceful trails — perfect for hiking and picnicking. Mission Raceway Park: For adrenaline seekers, enjoy thrilling motorsport events and races throughout the year. Heritage Park Museum: Dive into the local history with exhibits that showcase Mission’s pioneer past and community heritage. Mission City Farmers Market: Visit on weekends to enjoy fresh local produce, crafts, and live music, experiencing the warm community vibe. Stave Falls Dam & Powerhouse: Explore this historic hydroelectric dam and learn about the region’s industrial history. Best Time to Visit: Late spring to early fall for hiking and outdoor activities. Location: Mission, British Columbia, Canada #MissionBC #FraserValley #CascadeFalls #MissionHistory #OutdoorAdventure #FarmersMarket #ExploreBC #NatureEscape

🌷The Chilliwack/Fraser Valley Regional District on the west coast of British Columbia, Canada is famous for its tulip fields. I came across Greendale Acres (pictured in image 6️⃣) and was drawn in by the flower fields and the crowds of people. 🌷🆚🏔️ I visited the tulip fields, which are in full bloom and opened in early April. There are cartoon installations and many amusement park rides. The snowy mountains in the background make for a unique photo opportunity! Highlights: 🌷Colorful tulip fields 🏔️Majestic snow-capped mountains in the background 👶Many amusement park rides, especially suitable for families with children 💰Admission fee: 🎫 $15 🚙Suitable for self-drive tours 🅿️Free parking, but parking spaces are limited

The Harrison Sunflower Festival (formerly Chilliwack Sunflower Festival) in British Columbia is one of the largest sunflower farms in Canada! In addition to sunflowers, there are also tulips 🌷The farm is very carefully designed, with many places to take photos, not monotonous at all🌳 There are windmills, chiku, old cars, etc.🎀 ❣️Please note that the farm will have different flowers in different months and years, and there may be changes in different years 📍 Harrison Sunflower Festival / Tulip Festival, British Columbia Canada For more travel and food information around the world, please follow @bunnys2peach_travel 🌷 #GlobalTravel #Canada #Vancouver #britishcolumbia

Autumn is the season when salmon migrate. The government has set up this environment so that tourists can enjoy the scenery while also helping the salmon. The parking lot is free and the park is open until 3:30 pm. The entire park is quite large and you can take a leisurely stroll for about an hour and a half. You can see many salmon trying really hard to swim upstream! 🕰️Business hours: daytime to 3:30 pm 🏖️Environment/facilities: great trails

The most popular activity in summer must be the exciting and cool water parks, with various water slides and rafting activities. BC has many fun and beautiful water parks, suitable for family vacations. 🌟Bridal Falls Water Park The water park is located at 53790 Popkum Road South in Rosedale, British Columbia. It is at exit 135 of the Trans-Canada Highway, about 15 minutes drive from Chilliwack and 18 kilometers south of Harrison Hot Springs. The attraction is in a very good environment. The slides are surrounded by green lawns. The background is mountains and forests. The full-day ticket price is between $12-$29! 📍Location: 53790 Popkum Road South, Rosedale 🌟Cultus Lake Water Park Cultus Lake Water Park is the largest water park in British Columbia. It is less than two hours from downtown Vancouver. There are children's slides suitable for children, inflatable slides that the whole family can ride, and steep and fast rides suitable for thrill-seekers. 📍Location: 4150 Columbia Valley Hwy, Cultus Lake 🌟Big Splash Water Park It is the second largest water park in the Vancouver area, near the Tsawwassen Mills Outlet Shopping Center and the BC Ferries ferry terminal, with water slides in Delta. There is a children's area. The area includes a junior splash slide, which is basically a collection of four small slopes and a splash pad. 📍Location: 4775 Nulelum Way, Tsawwassen 🌟Harrison Water Park Harrison Water Park is an inflatable playground located on Lake 100 Esplanade Avenue, in front of the Harrison Hot Springs Resort. There are inflatable rafts, slides, swings, trampolines, you can climb up and jump down. There are huge floating balls to climb, a huge inflatable seesaw, and a ball that you can jump on to make your friends fly away. It should be noted that participants must be at least 6 years old, and children aged 6 to 10 need to be supervised by a responsible adult or family member over 16 years old. 📍Location: 100 Esplanade Ave, Harrison Hot Springs, BC