Aldor Acres is a 3rd generation family owned and operated farm 5 km east of Fort Langley – providing an unforgettable and educational farm experience. What started off as a small Pumpkin Patch during October has now expanded into a … Continue reading →

Taves Family Farms loves participating in farmers markets. Our popular ‘stuff a bag of peppers’  is a signature takeaway. Artisan, non-gmo vegetables — heirloom tomatoes, sweet peppers, mini cucumbers, eggplant, and more –fill our booth! In mid-August, it’s all about fall … Continue reading →

Visit our little Country Farm Market and enjoy our wonderful old fashioned gourmet ice cream and frozen yogurt, European style yogurts, assorted cheese, fresh cheddar curd, milk products and Feta cheese. We have fresh produce, a delicatessen, enjoy light lunches … Continue reading →

Bloom boasts 14 acres of stunning tulips for all to enjoy. Prepare to be dazzled by our 2.5 million bulbs from 40 different tulip varieties.    

Located in the beautiful Greendale area, come and challenge yourself to finding the one true way through our unique maze. You are provided with interactive passports that help lead you through the maze. Our farm features picnic areas, fire pits, … Continue reading →

Come to beautiful Westham Island for a great family experience. While picking your own strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, blackberries or tayberries, be sure to take a moment and enjoy the fresh air and fantastic countryside view. We offer u-pick and fresh … Continue reading →

To Celebrate our 25th year of fun on the farm along with all our other great events we are adding 5 interactive corn mazes; the THREE SISTERS will be that largest maze paying tribute to the first nations farmers who … Continue reading →

Visit this Local Food destination where award winning artisan cheeses are made on site using farm fresh Jersey milk! Enjoy a tasty Farm Kitchen breakfast or lunch served daily from 9am-3pm. Browse among the many local artisan food products, kitchenware … Continue reading →

With the back drop of Mount Baker, Nature’s Pickin’s Market is surrounded by fields of blueberries, blackberries, and the fall harvest of pumpkins, gourds and so much more. Neighbours like goats on the roof and the EcoDairy in partnership with … Continue reading →

Our family-owned and operated Garden Centre and Nursery is one of the largest bedding plant and hanging basket suppliers in the Valley. Come visit our 40,000 square feet of greenhouses where we will happily refill your existing planters or hanging … Continue reading →

We are a small, heritage blueberry farm just West of Abbotsford. We sell fresh handpicked berries straight off the farm, picked the same day or the night before. We also have u-pick and frozen berries. All our berries are Bluecrop, … Continue reading →

At The Local Harvest Market we are committed to providing our community with naturally grown foods that are produced right here on our 30 acre farm and in our region. At our convenient location in Chilliwack, just south of Highway … Continue reading →

U-Grow Community Gardens invite beginner or experienced gardeners of any age to come grow an organic vegetable or flower garden in the fertile soil on our certified organic heritage farm. We have a beautiful, quiet location 5 minutes from Fort … Continue reading →

Vitala Foods makes dairy and egg products – milk, yogurt, and eggs – that are innovative, healthy and traceable. You can buy farm-fresh Vitala products at Safeway, Nature’s Pickin’s and Lepp Market in Abbotsford. To learn about where your food … Continue reading →

Family owned and operated since 1960, WVF offers a variety of fresh fruit and vegetables directly from our farm. Our U-Pick apple orchard and Country Store open in late August and provide families an opportunity to experience the local harvest. … Continue reading →

Despite a fire destroying our produce barn at the beginning of the 2015 season, a small kiosk and storage container will be operated for the sale of our own home grown vegetables. Our potatoes, root crops, sweet corn, cauliflower, cabbage, … Continue reading →