For me, no trip to Harrison is complete without a stop (or two) into Casa Lifestyles - to see…read moreCristina and Natalie, and browse the latest offerings in their fine shop. I was most fortunate during our Harrison trip and stay last week to have considerable time to talk with both, catch up on some of their happenings, share memories, browse, and shop in their wonderrful place. I could not leave without purchasing some small gifts to remember our trip. And caught a Buddha for Mom (and lovely Nutcracker card to tuck away for Christmas), and a small, flower vase for daughter. My thanks to the hosts for sharing their times with me.

Everything was fine til I saw a mug with a saying on it I liked that I could go on Amazon to make a…read moreshirt out of but the store clerk very sarcastically said to my mom when I stepped outside briefly "im so glad (with a sarcastic tone) that I was able to give you an idea to purchase something online instead of supporting a local business" we went ahead and purchased the item anyway just to pretty much keep her quiet, we were very respectful and her nasty comment was uncalled for like is this how Canadian businesses treat visitors from out of state?

We discovered Springs Gifts & Souvenirs during a stay in Harrison last July. It was a new-to-us…read moreshop, and still quite newly-located in the village of Harrison as well. For us, it was 'refreshing' to see a new replacement to the store we had known to occupy this particular location during past several trips, so we were both anxious and curious to stop in and check it out. The store was clean and tidy, the offerings very neatly set up and arranged. Once in, and walking about the shop, it soon became apparent, that what was being sold were quality, gifts and souvenirs. Some of the clothing offerings (name jackets, sweaters, and such), sure caught my attention. The service provided at the time was friendly and very helpful. Yeah! .. a fine addition to Harrison, and to this small, centrally-located Plaza of shops. Hopefully, we'll get back to Harrison before winter sets in, and be able to check out those jackets, and other offerings once again, when the outside temperature is more tempting to the cause!

Every single time I go there I have fun since the shop and staff are super nice…read more I'm a new shooter, and I've asked them a lot of questions, they do not mind at all and are very enthusiastic to talk about firearms. I originally went there to get my PAL license, which was a great class, and now it's my go-to shop. The prices are also very reasonable, and the staff aren't trying to suck money out of you. I went there and told them that I was a new shooter, and after a short conversation they recommended the Ruger 10/22 and a 500 round box of American Eagles, this has been a great rifle and the amount of aftermarket parts are amazing! I highly recommend taking courses and shopping here, they are a lot nicer and enthusiastic compared to other shops that I have been to.

If you're a hunting or fishing aficionado then this place is well worth the trip. Out of all the…read moresimilar sporting stores in the Lower Mainland, Chilliwack Dart & Tackle is by far the best. While the selection isn't quite as extensive as others the friendly and knowledgeable staff more than make up for it.

Unfortunately, this company is no longer in business -- they gave excellent service, were always…read moreready to help with any craft project problems, whether you bought the yarn from them or not. Am very sorry they closed down (retired), and miss them. Thanks Debbie for your great teaching skills and readiness to share. The shop carried a more-than-adequate selection of yarns.

This was probably the single best trip I've ever had to a crafting store. The stock is incredibly…read morevaried, and the staff are ever so polite and attentive! This is the only physical store I know of that carries safety eyes, and they had so many varieties! I could have spent hours in there trying to see everything they had, but in my opinion they are definitely the end all for all your needlework needs!

Nice little store. Enjoyed the company and collection of unique finds. Brings something special…read moreto this small town. Thankful.

We found Harrison Antiques open, with regular hours once again, during a recent late-May stay in…read moreHarrison. Yeah, nice to see. Daughter and I stopped in for a look around on one of our walkabouts, and were very pleasantly pleased with what we found and observed. The shop, though looking small from the outside, has two levels of displays inside, and is well-stocked with a fine range of various collectibles, antiques, and such. I liked and appreciated the ambiance -- it was quiet (background music, at low level), with lighting appropriate to the kind of establishment and offerings -- and our cordial and informative host. We enjoyed browsing the several areas of the shop, and checking out the various displays. And amongst the looking around, asking our host a few questions about the shop, and some of the items we found of most interest. It was good to see this fine shop back in business, and wish them well in their endeavours.

I highly recommend The Chilliwack KMS tools store…read more When I needed a specialty piece of equipment, I found online that the only place in the Fraser Valley that had what I needed was the Chilliwack KMS Tools store. Customer Service: 10/10 I drove in from Abbotsford to buy the item. Once at the store, I asked the cashier where to find this piece of equipment. She was friendly and welcomed to me into the store. The cashier was knowledgable of the product and took me straight to the item I was looking for. Website: 10/10 I was thankful that the KMS Tools website had been up-to-date and that I did not make the trip "for nothing". Pricing: 10/10 The product that I needed was on sale at nearly half the price of the same thing on Amazon.

My number 1 company to buy tools. Many locations in British Columbia. Staff are very good.read more

Daughter and I drove over to Agassiz for a walkabout one morning, during a recent stay in Harrison…read moreHot Springs. 'The Blue Dandelion' was one of a few stops made during our time there. We were familiar with it's "sister" store in Harrison -- seeing the original store was a first-time experience for us. I had already settled my sights and shopping on some items in the Harrison store, so this stop was really only a quite short, drop in, and take a peak browse. Glad to have had the opportunity to catch a view -- it's a small, and rather cute little gift shop -- the offerings geared to, or appearing to cater more to 'local' customers, than their shop in Harrison.

I Love this store (both locations)! Always find something I need LOL! The owner is super nice,…read moreher staff are just as friendly. Clean and bright - I always stop by on my way to the Okanagan.

A gem in Chilliwack! Alway new and exciting with to discover. Great for getting gifts!!!read more

Mill street in downtown Chilliwack is the place to shop for unique, artistic and beautiful items…read morefor your body and your home. The Button box has so many lovely and useful things for sale. The owner, Jeanie and staff, make your shopping experience a pleasure. I have purchased hats, a business card holder, ring and necklace holders, etc. If you haven't been, GO NOW! It's a beautiful and relaxing atmosphere to be in.