Island 22 Regional Park

Island 22 Regional Park is a 132-hectare park located in Chilliwack featuring an equestrian area, a boat launch, walking trails, an off-leash dog park, a bike skills park, and a picnic shelter. The picnic shelter cannot be reserved for events at this time. 

The Island 22 Equestrian Society maintains the equestrian area, which includes a cross-country field, jumps, riding rings, trails and corrals. For questions about the equestrian facilities at Island 22, please contact the Equestrian Society.

The bike skills park was designed for riders of all levels with wood features, pump tracks, trails, advanced jumps, and progression jumps and drops. Helmets are mandatory, and riders should not use the skills park when it is wet. Operating drones or RC cars is not permitted at the bike park, or anywhere else within Island 22 Regional Park.  

Hours

May 1 - Oct 14: 6 am to sunset
Oct 15 - Apr 30: 7 am to sunset

The park will open at 5 am during an approved Sockeye fishery.

• Boat launch with a large parking area for vehicles towing trailers
• Bike skills park
• Dog off-leash area
• Equestrian facilities and riding trails
• Connects to a section of the Experience the Fraser Canyon to Coast Trail
• Large, covered picnic shelter

Off-Leash Dog Area 

Island 22 offers a large fenced off-leash area where dogs can run and play freely under owner supervision. This space is intended to give dogs an opportunity to exercise and socialize while still ensuring the safety and comfort of all park visitors. Dogs must remain on-leash in all other areas of the park, including trails, parking lots, and along the riverfront

 Please remember:

• Scoop up and dispose of poop
• Keep your dog in sight and under control
• Supervise children carefully
• Leash your dog when entering and exiting the off-leash area
• Respect that the small dog enclosure is for small dogs only
• Bring no more than 2 dogs per owner
• Do not bring food or toys (except balls)

Equestrian Area

Horses are only permitted in the equestrian area. Riding is not allowed on the dike trails or along the waterfront to help protect these spaces and ensure they remain safe and accessible for all park users.