Birchwood Dairy Farm
Birchwood Dairy Farm is one of most popular agri-tourism destinations in Abbotsford. Located on 220 acres off Fadden Road, this family-owned and operated dairy farm has been drawing visitors since it opened in 1968. Visits to this farm is open to the public all week long. An ice cream parlor and a processing plant are […]
Field House Brewing
Fun-loving locals and visitors of Abbotsford have at least four craft breweries to pick from. And most likely, House Brewing on West Railway Street would be their top pick. Its motto “Good Beers + Good Times” sends an invitation quite compelling. Field House Brewing opened in 2016, with Josh Vanderheide behind its establishment. Josh initially […]
Gur Sikh Temple and Sikh Heritage Museum
The Gur Sikh Temple is an important local landmark not just because it’s on the crest of a hill. This temple with a museum on South Fraser Way is also symbolic of the rich cultural mix in Abbotsford. In 2002, Canada designated this temple as a national historic site. This designation recognizes the pioneer role […]
Clayburn Village
Clayburn Village is a Heritage Conservation Area off the TransCanada Trail, one of the historic points of interest in Abbotsford. This charming village is in the history books as the first company town of British Columbia. It was established following the foundation of the Vancouver Fireclay Company in1905. The company set up that year its […]
Mill Lake Park
The central location of Mill Lake Park in Abbotsford easily makes it one of the most popular parks in the city. As winsome for visitors, this park also offers many recreational activities both on land and water-based in its centerpiece, eponymous lake. The name of the park’s lake was from a sawmill built along lake’s […]
Fishtrap Creek Park
The Fishtrap Creek Park stretches along the eastern corridor of MacLure Road and serves the Abbotsford community in two ways. It was first developed as a stormwater storage basins system. The improvements that followed merited having a park in the creek area. This park is thus under Abbotsford’s Integrated Stormwater Management Plan (ISMP). The health […]
Reach Gallery Museum
The Reach Gallery Museum is located on Veterans Way just east of City Hall at the Abbotsford municipal complex. This museum, which opened in 2008, is housed in a 20,000-square-foot LEED-certified building. Visitors of the museum can browse permanent and rotating exhibits on its 6,100-square feet gallery. The museum’s displays feature not only local and […]
Mennonite Heritage Museum
The Mennonite Heritage Museum is located on Clearbrook Road near the TransCanada Highway in Abbotsford. It opened in January 2016 as the first museum in the Fraser Valley dedicated to the history of the Mennonite religious-cultural group. This museum features a permanent exhibit hall telling the story of the Mennonites from their beginning in the […]
Matsqui Trail Regional Park
Matsqui Trail Regional Park stretches on the south banks of the Fraser River and is accessible from Tall Road. Its area spreads north of Abbotsford and across from the town of Mission. The park’s centerpiece and namesake pathway is a level dike trail that extends for more than 6 miles along the Fraser River. The […]
Castle Fun Park
Castle Fun Park is a family-oriented amusement park on North Parallel Road adjacent to the south of the condominium complex Mountain View Village. This fun attraction in Abbotsford is owned by the Wiebe family which was also instrumental in the establishment earlier of Scandia Golf & Games in Kelowna. The Wiebe family established Castle Fun […]
