Campuses & Facilities
Chilliwack:
A "temporary" campus, designed to last five years, was constructed in Chilliwack in 1975.  The main building is still in use today, after a series of "temporary" renovations. A temporary campus was opened on Marshall Road in Abbotsford in 1975. An Agriculture Technology centre was constructed at the Chilliwack campus in 1986, and a Health Sciences centre opened in 1992. A new multipurpose complex and drama theatre were opened in the fall of 1996. Plans are ready and funds have been approved for the construction of another major complex on the Chilliwack campus to replace the library, science labs, classrooms, and faculty offices. However, those plans are on hold because UCFV is working on relocating its Chilliwack campus to the former Canadian Forces Base Chilliwack. 

Abbotsford:
The college's first permanent campus opened on King Road in Abbotsford in 1983. A new Learning Centre containing the main library, the First Heritage Computer Access Centre, and other instructional and support areas opened in the fall of 1996. Another classroom, laboratory, and office building was opened in September 1997. In 2002, the Student Activity Centre and gymnasium opened its doors.

Trades programming started with a Carpentry program on Portage Avenue in Chilliwack in 1978. The land belonged to the Chilliwack School District and the Ministry of Advanced Education funded the building of the shop. The plan was to hand the building over to the School District after five years but it took 12 years to acquire funding to build the new shop in Abbotsford. In 1991, UCFV consolidated all Trades programming at its present location in Abbotsford.