Mission Statement
The Island 22 Equestrian Park Society objectives are to provide a safe and inclusive year round riding facility for all equestrians; to have the capacity to offer various equestrian activities such as competitions, camps and educational clinics; and to provide a robust, challenging, and safe cross-country facility to host the Annual BC Horse Trials Competition.
Sponsorship Options
We are very grateful for our sponsors and we offer a variety of opportunities to further develop the equestrian facilities of park.
Volunteer or Donate
As a non-profit organization, we rely on volunteers for much of the park maintenance and organizational support for events.
Riding in the Park
We have a large community who love to enjoy everything the park has to offer. Please take a moment to review our park etiquette.
Our Impact
Collaboration and cooperation strengthen communities, benefitting everyone involved
Thank You to Our Sponsors
History of Island 22
Thirty five years ago, in 1988, a vision was conceived by local parents who realized that their children’s river riding was no longer as safe as it used to be. Parents approached Horse Council BC and with HCBC blessing approached the District of Chilliwack for a potential plan to create an equestrian park.
Current Park Conditions
Current Conditions
Apr. 23, 2023
Gatehouse: CLOSED (Opens June 26th)
Mosquitoes: No
Flooding: Yes
Mowing: Last done May 2023
Sand arenas: In good condition with XC jumps
ADDITIONAL INFO
– $10 for trailers
– $5 for cars
Cross Country jumps are limited during off season. Please do not over jump and be aware of footing and fallen branches.
Rings: Stadium jumps in the front ring. Jumps donated by the Society.
DO NOT TOUCH THE POLES, JUMP CUPS AND WINGS IN THE STORAGE SHED AND HAY WAGONS. TAMPERING WITH THESE WILL RESULT IN ALL STADIUM JUMPS BEING REMOVED FOR PRACTICE USE.
Trailers must park in front parking lot. Please pick up any manure and hay from parking lot.
Reminder there is NO overnight camping allowed in the park without park rental. Contact Fraser Valley Regional District for details on renting the park.