Message From the Committee Chair
Welcome to the Fraser Valley Regional District. Our region is about 14,000 square kilometers in size and
has an ever growing population of 237,550 residents. With our close proximity to Greater Vancouver, demands for outdoor recreation are growing as fast as the population in many of the region's communities.
Over the past few years, the Fraser Valley Regional District has been very progressive in establishing its Regional Parks system. Whether you live close by or far away, I would encourage you to take advantage of what our Regional Parks system has to offer. Our parks range from natural wetlands, waterfalls, trails, fishing, boat launches along the Fraser River to day-use and camping opportunities.
Visitors to the region enjoy matchless beauty in a superb natural setting. The Fraser River and the Chilliwack/Vedder River are without a doubt one of the most significant fresh water fishing opportunities in British Columbia.
We are proud of our Regional Parks and we look forward to meeting the challenges in outdoor recreation in the future.
James Atebe
Committee Chair
Vision
The Fraser Valley Regional District will establish, develop, and maintain a Regional Parks system that provides diversity of protected natural and cultural landscapes and which supports appropriate outdoor recreational activities to enhance the quality of life of its residents.
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Current Events and Announcements
Review of 2008's Interpretation Program
Fraser Valley Regional District Parks interpretive program for 2008 was another suceess...more... (Oct 2/ 08)
Canada's Parks Day July 2008 recap
Fraser Valley Regional Parks and Metro Vancouver Parks collaberated at Matsqui Trail Regional Park to hold a Canada's Parks Day event...
more...
(July 20/ 08)
Island 22 Campground permanently closed
Due to erosion of the bank, Island 22's campground has been permanently closed.
(May 6/08)
Neilson Park's New Picnic Shelter

The old picnic shelter at Neilson Park has been replaced with a larger structure made of Douglas fir logs. Picnic tables will soon be placed in the structure in preparation for the summer. Click here for more information on how to reserve this picnic shelter for your event.
(March 12/ 08)
Archived Events and Announcements
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News and Articles
Park Etiquette and Wildlife Viewing Tips

Viewing wildlife, enjoying our parks and exploring the outdoors involves following some etiquette and rules to protect the park and maximize the experience more...
Archived News Stories
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