Charis Camp and Conference Centre
An owner-run place to stay, up in the Eastern Hillsides.
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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 neighbourhoods. 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.
An owner-run place to stay, up in the Eastern Hillsides.
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An owner-run place to stay, near the Cottonwood and Chilliwack Mall cluster.
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An independent place to stay in the old commercial grid around Five Corners.
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An owner-run place to stay, in the downtown, within walking distance of Five Corners.
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A place to stay on Vedder Road, in Vedder, between the Sardis malls and Vedder Crossing.
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