Low-Cost or No-Cost Things to Do in Coquitlam this Fall

Enjoy these low-cost or no-cost things to do in Coquitlam this fall. From fishing and hikes to virtual events, arts and more.
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Enjoy these low-cost or no-cost things to do in Coquitlam this fall. From fishing and hikes to virtual events, arts and more.
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Corn Mazes Near Vancouver and Farms for Family Fun (and physical distancing). Autumn activities in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley.
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5 Spooky Halloween Tours and Events in Metro Vancouver: From the corn field to the streets of Gastown, you can find family-friendly, slightly spooky, or or ultra scary events, tours and attractions around Metro Vancouver.
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Fun for the Family this Fall in Coquitlam! Check out this list of October 2019 events and activities, from fishing and bowling to concerts and festivals.
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Vernon Fall Festival Fun from October 1 to 31, 2019 at Davison Orchards, O’Keefe Ranch, The BX Press Cidery, and more farm destinations in Vernon
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Manning Park Dark Sky Astronomy Weekend: Manning Park has several stargazingand astrophotography locations, from Windy Joe Field to the Cascade Lookout. Spot comets, asteroids, constellations, galaxies, and more!
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Fall in Love with Victoria This Autumn! BC’s beautiful capital city turns into an autumnal paradise in October and November. Do something extraordinary – sample some cider, hike to a waterfall, enjoy a royal tea service, and venture out on a ghostly walk, and more!
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The annual Fort Langley Cranberry Festival returns Saturday, October 6, 2018 celebrating the harvest and history of the cranberry in the region.
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Vancouver Photos of the Week: Fall Inspiration. Autumn-themed photo roundup for October 2017. Thank you for sharing your pics with the #Photos604 tag and Miss604 on Flickr
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“I would hate to have to confiscate your apples,” the Canadian border guard said with a smile as I re-entered the country. I was returning from a trip to Lynden, Washington where I spent three days bike riding, whale watching, appreciating art, and learning about local history. One of the highlights of my little getaway […]
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