The live board for the valley — u-pick farms, farmers markets, beaches, and summer events from Abbotsford to Chilliwack to Fort Langley. Every entry shows the date we last checked it.
Grouped by city. Call or check the farm's page before you drive out — u-pick can pause mid-week when a field is picked clean. The verified date on each card is when we last confirmed its details.
Standing strawberry u-pick on raised rows — weekends only, reservation required (limited quantities; book online). Pre-picked strawberries available. Raspberry u-pick is closed (pre-picked unavailable); blueberry u-pick closed, with pre-picked blueberries available. Big family setup: petting zoo, market, fruit wines.
Homepage update: ready-picked raspberries, strawberries, blackberries and blueberries at the stand. Strawberry u-pick closed to allow the field to ripen. Raspberry, blackberry and blueberry u-pick are open — check their site daily before going. Soft-serve daily. Bring your own containers.
Raspberry and blueberry u-pick are open: raspberries $4.20/lb; Duke blueberries $3/lb. Hours: 9am–5pm daily unless otherwise posted. Bring your own containers; no strawberries.
Organically grown u-pick: blackcurrants late June–July, blueberries July–August (kiwis in late fall). Mon–Sat 9–6, Sun 10–5.
U-pick from their no-spray field in blueberry season. Bring your own containers (boxes cost extra).
Small heritage farm; fresh hand-picked Bluecrop berries sold at the gate, picked same-day. Picnic tables in the berry rows. Mon–Sat 10–6 in season.
No-spray blueberries sold only at the farm — not in stores or stands. Call for u-pick hours.
U-pick blueberries in harvest season, west Abbotsford.
Reopens in July for berry sales; u-pick raspberries and blackberries, with their u-pick page updated daily in season. Apples and pumpkin patch in fall.
No-spray u-pick and we-pick blueberries at Sardis (6695 Banford Rd) and Rosedale (8915 McElwee). Blueberry u-pick fields opened June 29; raspberry u-pick Fri–Sat 9am–2pm. Check chilliwackblueberries.com for daily hours.
26 acres of Bluecrop and Duke blueberries; look for their signs along Highway 1 in season.
Quiet rural u-pick past the south end of Cultus Lake; July, daily 9–5. Cash, bring containers, call to confirm.
Certified organic & biodynamic: u-pick blueberries plus beans, carrots, kale, potatoes, squash and more through the season.
Summer season starts July 29: u-pick flower garden, kids' zone, train rides — then the Corn Festival and Saturday Sundown Music Series in August.
Multigenerational farm with a roadside stand open dawn to dusk: berries, vegetables, flowers, eggs and honey as the season rolls.
The fall headliner: apples, goji berries, sunflowers, corn maze and pumpkin patch from September. On the board now so you can plan ahead.
The valley's weekly markets — 2026 schedules verified at each market's own site.
9 am – 1 pm · Jubilee Park, 2552 McCallum Rd
10 am – 2 pm · Central Community Park, Downtown Chilliwack
9 am – 3 pm · 9025 Glover Rd, Fort Langley
10 am – 2 pm · Centennial Park, 11th Ave, Mission
3 pm – 7 pm · Chilliwack Coliseum, 45323 Hodgins Ave
The valley's verified summer lineup — dates from the official Tourism Chilliwack 2026 guide and event organizers.
The valley's go-to swimming spots. Check conditions before you go — water levels and beach closures change through the season.
The valley's most popular lake — sandy beaches, warm water, waterslides, and boat rentals. Main Beach and Maple Bay are the family picks. Gets busy on weekends; go early.
Pristine glacial lake at the end of Chilliwack Lake Road — quieter than Cultus, cold and clear. Provincial park campground and day-use area. Gravel road, no services past the park gate.
Right in town: paved trail around the lake, small sandy beach, playground, and picnic tables. Shallow and warm — great for small kids. No lifeguard.
Sandy Fraser River beach with mild current at Kilby Historic Site. Shallow wading, picnic area, and the heritage general store. A local favourite for a mellow swim day.
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As of July 10: strawberries are mostly pre-picked or limited weekend u-pick at select farms (Maan weekends/reservations; Bumbleberry says strawberry u-pick is closed to let the field ripen). Raspberry and blackberry u-pick are open at Bumbleberry and other early farms; Willems has raspberry u-pick daily as of its July 3 verification. Blueberries are the main July crop now: u-pick is confirmed open at Bumbleberry and Klaassen, Willems was verified July 3 for Duke blueberry u-pick, and other valley blueberry farms should be checked at source before driving. Blackcurrants run through July at organic growers.
Blueberry u-pick is underway at the farms we could directly confirm: Klaassen Farms opened blueberry u-pick June 29 (raspberry u-pick Fri–Sat mornings), and Bumbleberry Farms has blueberry u-pick open in Abbotsford. Willems Berry Farm's July 3 verification had Duke blueberry u-pick open; Prairie Fruit Farm's website still does not resolve and its current social schedule has not been re-confirmed. Always check the farm's own site/social or call before driving out.
Yes. Field conditions change overnight — a farm can pause u-pick mid-week when a field is picked out and reopen days later. Every entry on this board shows the date it was last verified, and the farm's own site or phone is always the final word.
Several farms ask you to bring your own containers or charge extra for boxes (Blueberry Junction and Bumbleberry Farms among them). Bring buckets or reusable containers to be safe; most farms refuse plastic bags.
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