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7 Farms in Langley That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Langley, British Columbia including Eagle Acres Dairy, Milner Valley Cheese, Krause Berry Farms & Estate Winery, Driediger Farms, Aldor Acres Family Farm, MacInnes Farms, MacInnes Farms.
Restaurants in Langley
1. Eagle Acres Dairy
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 14 reviews
Eagle Acres Dairy & Pumpkin Patch is a family farm located near historic Fort Langley BC that is open year round for visitors to Milk a Cow by hand, feed the cows and calves and learn about the Canadian Dairy Industry in an interactive guided 75-90 minute tour. The farm also offers visitors the chance to visit many other farm animals. Visit in October for our LegenDairy Pumpkin Patch experience. Drop in and choose a pumpkin from a field beside the cows on pasture or take a hayride to the field next to the forest to search for your jack'o'lantern there. No need to book ahead in October, the rest of the year please contact to book a visit. eagleacres.ca
Reviewed By lauramA3177NU - Abbotsford, Canada
Went with my daughter and grandkids 14 and 8. Definitely the highlight of our day. The animals are numerous and you can feed the cows. Goats, pigs, pony, rabbits, kittens, puppies, chicks, sheep. It had rained that day so I recommend boots or shoes you don’t mind getting dirty. The only downside was not seeing any hand cleaner for public use. Lots of pumpkins in the pumpkin patch!!
2. Milner Valley Cheese
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 34 reviews
We offer a variety of aged goat cheeses including our speciality Milner Jack cheeses in plain and other flavours. We also have available Feta, Chevre, Caerphilly and a Colby Style cheese and other related products. In addition to our handcrafted cheeses, we offer lamb, raised here on the farm, gelato in the summer months, goats milk, and further local artisan products.
Reviewed By KarlaH877 - Langley City, Canada
Lovely little goat farm shop. Excellent cheeses and soaps. Always love visiting. You can even visit the goats from the fence near the parking lot.
3. Krause Berry Farms & Estate Winery
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 208 reviews
The Porch is open 7 days a week 930-430 January to May for drop in purchases of all our farm made products that are normally found in the Market (the Market is closed till May 2021). Purchase frozen pies, frozen berries, preserves, freshly ground peanut butter, syrups, meals, ice cream and more from the Porch. Drop by any day of the week and order products inside, or pre-order online and pick up from the Porch. From January to May, the Estate Winery is open Fridays to Sundays 930-430 for award winning wines by the glass, bottle or flight. Friday to Sunday our Fresh Hot Waffle Bar is also open serving both regular and vegan gluten friendly.
Reviewed By ahha2014 - Vancouver, Canada
Here you get waffles with strawberries and whipped cream or cinnimin apples and whipped cream..The farm is great they have a huge gift store with honey, gifts, ice cream made on the farm and fresh pies etc, You'll love it!
4. Driediger Farms
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 18 reviews
Driediger Farms has been your destination for delicious BC Strawberries, Blueberries, Blackberries, Raspberries and Red Currants since the 1960’s. Although our farm has grown over the years we continue to bring our community the best of BC berries, both in our market and from our upick fields. Driediger Farms is located on 72nd St in Langley BC, just 5 minutes off Highway 1, making it an easy stop when you are heading in or out of town and a convenient local market for your daily needs.
5. Aldor Acres Family Farm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By TannisRob - Ladner, Canada
We have never been before, and now that we have found it, we will definitely go back. Right now, they are open for the Pumpkin Patch, but other times of the year, they do Christmas, Mothers Day, Fathers Day & Easter. There is a large animal petting zoo where you can feed the goats- so much fun! Food, music, things to buy, and many many photo opportunities! We loved walking through the various trails and walkways- the barley maze was cool. They even have bonfire areas so you can warm your self up at.
