Ice Cream & Dessert in Chilliwack
Chilliwack has an unfair advantage in frozen dairy: it sits in the middle of the largest dairy-producing area in British Columbia, and some of the milk does not travel far before it becomes ice cream. The trade is seasonal and geographic. Farm-gate operations out in Greendale, Rosedale and Yarrow open when the weather turns and close when it goes; the Vedder Crossing and Cultus Lake road sees heavy summer traffic and supports counters that would not survive on local custom alone; and there are year-round shops in Sardis and the downtown. If you are here in February, check the hours before driving out to a farm.
Showing 1–3 of 3 dessert shops
Penguin Ice Cream
A local ice cream shop in the downtown, within walking distance of Five Corners, on Wellington Avenuenue.
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