Charis Camp and Conference Centre
An owner-run place to stay, up in the Eastern Hillsides.
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Hotels in Chilliwack
Most of Chilliwack's rooms are national brands clustered at the Highway 1 interchanges, and none of those appear here. What is left is the independent side, and it is small but genuinely local: family-run motels, a few inns, riverside and rural accommodation toward Vedder Crossing and the Chilliwack River valley, and bed-and-breakfast operations out in the farming neighborhoods. Demand is strongly seasonal and tied to the outdoors; Cultus Lake, the Vedder fishing runs, Mount Cheam and the Chilliwack River valley campgrounds; so a fair number of these operate to a summer rhythm. Book ahead for August.
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Chilliwack Motor Inn
An owner-run place to stay in Chilliwack Proper, between the downtown and the highway.
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Coast Chilliwack Hotel by APA
An independent place to stay in the old commercial grid around Five Corners.
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Rainbow Motor Inn
A place to stay on Yale Road between downtown Chilliwack and Highway 1.
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The Royal Hotel
An owner-run place to stay, in the downtown, within walking distance of Five Corners.
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Vedder River Inn
A place to stay on Vedder Road, in Vedder, between the Sardis malls and Vedder Crossing.
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What to Do in Chilliwack on the Labour Day Long Weekend
Greendale Acres throws its Summer Send Off all three days, Cultus Lake runs its last big waterpark stretch with honest caveats, and Monday closes with a charity car show.
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Hiring a trade in Chilliwack when the search results are not from here
Search for a Chilliwack electrician and a good part of the first page is a Metro Vancouver firm with a Chilliwack landing page. How to tell the difference, what the hillside and farm jobs actually need, and how to get a quote that holds.
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The twelve Chilliwack neighborhoods, and what each one is actually like
The City defines twelve neighborhoods. Three of them hold about two thirds of the population and most of the shopfronts, and the other nine run from a drained lake bed to a hillside to a working dairy landscape. Here is the honest version of each.
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