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Discover the best top things to do in Vancouver Coast and Mountains, British Columbia including Farm Ventures, Mystique Andalusians, Milner Valley Cheese, Anita's Organic Mill, Dreamcatcher Meadows, Tuscan Farm Gardens, Formosa Nursery, Klaassen Farms, Loveleigh Lavender, EcoDairy.
Restaurants in Vancouver Coast and Mountains
1. Farm Ventures
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 236 reviews
(by appointment) Text or email for a fun-filled educational activity, have the whole family go on a 1 1/4 hour farm adventure. Tour the farm, meet, feed, learn about 20 varieties of farm animals. Interact, pet and hold the small critters in the petting pen. Feed from your animal goodie bag, say hello to the talking horse, sitting micro pig who makes funny faces, and walking goat. Add a pony or family trail ride. A great day for all! Horse Trail Rides also available. By appointment email, text or call. No credit/debit cards.
Reviewed By janeymargaret
Myself and two friends had a wonderful time horseback riding at Venture Farms.. Betlynn made us feel more than welcome. Janet
2. Mystique Andalusians
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 14 reviews
Pony and horse Trail Rides, from 1 hour to 4 hours.
Reviewed By Trek692185 - Peachland, Canada
A lovely visit at Mystique Andalusians aka Farm Ventures. All the critters there are very friendly and really like to interact. Next trip over we will bring the grandkids and spend the afternoon.
3. 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.
4. Anita's Organic Mill
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By 107JohnM107
Sure, there are sacks and sacks of organic flours and other ingredients at this welcoming spot just off the Trans-Canada Highway south of Chilliwack. But, goodness gracious, do not miss the fresh-baked loaves of organic bread right by the entrance doors. There were a half dozen different offerings and we selected the sour dough, a gorgeous loaf that was quickly sliced by a helpful employee. We raved about the bread when it become lunch in the car with cheese on our way later. We raved about it days later when we returned to Seattle and had it as morning toast. If only we'd bought a second loaf, or maybe a second and third! Learn from our mistake....
5. Dreamcatcher Meadows
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
Pemberton Tourism suggests visitors drive or do a cycling tour up Pemberton Meadows Road to enjoy this famous horse farm. Guaranteed unforgettable photo opportunities: panorama of the Coastal Mountains; wildflower and alfalfa valley meadows; the bordering Lilloet River where you may also choose to take a canoe trip. The farm tour includes the world famous Hanoverian horse stars and an unforgettable educational experience learning how embryos are transferred from the champion mares rescued horses that have been given a new life as birth mothers to Dreamcatcher Meadows' next stars. Enjoy your own picnic or book us to cater at your site choice of the Event Pavillion or the riverside Entertainment Barn. Relax on Sun God Beach or enjoy a variety of games like beach volleyball - all equipment supplied. We hope you will join the unanimous Facebook and Trip Advisor reviews testifying the Dreamcatcher Meadows tour is a five star experience for the whole family.
Reviewed By D2758PGjamesy
Dreamcatcher Meadows (Jill and John) We may be bias since it was our wedding but we have been told everyone agrees with us. Dreamcatcher was the best Venue we could ever have imagined for a wedding. The scenery was breathtaking. The place was huge, every corner of the property was beautiful and had something to offer. Jill and John were super accommodating. We saw this place in the winter even before it was at its best and one main thing that sold us was we did not have to coordinate, think or worry about everything. Their venue already offered a lot of important items. They had a place to get ready, they had the grass area, the covered area, an area for rentals, caterers, hand made harvest tables that fit the scene perfectly with chairs to match, wine barrels for small tables, power and even amazing party lights that were extremely elegant. Then we got to see the place in spring with all its natural beauty. Flowers, horses, river, grass, wildlife. Everything was alive and beautiful without needing much more. The day before John freshly cut the grass, set up hay bales and a few antiques that just put icing on the cake. They had patio heaters if we needed them and even brought out firewood for their fire pit (no fire ban at the time) to top it all off John set up games everyone could play together on the grass and Jill took pro photos of the wedding throughout, we couldn’t even notice her and the photos were awesome. At one point of the wedding we just stood there and looked around, apparently a few others did this too. The place was perfect. The children playing in the grass field, people conversating beside the river, others grouping together to play horseshoes, a few around an open fire pit drinking wine, the partiers living on the dance floor and still a bunch of people at the tables stuck in conversation. Even the rental toilet area was hidden away but with its own area surrounded by enough beauty that they didn’t feel like typical outhouses. We would get married here again if only to have this experience in a place like this one more time. Beyond expectations.
6. Tuscan Farm Gardens
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Our thousands of lavender plants will welcome you with their colour and fragrance. In our flower gardens, discover a lily pond, fountains, and a gazebo surrounded by roses. In our shop, discover the handmade, all-natural products that we create with the flowers and herbs we grow, including essential oil soap, honey, tea, and luxurious spa products. On weekends, you can also enjoy lavender ice cream, lemonade, and treats in the shop. Bring some of the beauty home by purchasing fresh or dried lavender bundles.
7. Formosa Nursery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Join us on our beautiful certified organic farm for some delicious fresh fruits and picnic areas under the trees with mountain scenery. We offer entertainment for families in a clean and blissful environment, free from pesticides, herbicides, and chemicals of the such. We offer not only u-pick, but pre-picked options as well where our berries are picked fresh daily. Open in the summer 8am-8pm.
Reviewed By fearjac
We had the pleasure of visiting Formosa Nursery over the weekend. What an amazing place. They really do take care of the farm and you can hear and see that they seriously take of it and deliver the best certified organic fruits around. It's been owned by the same family for many years. Being blueberry season we spent about three hours there with friends and family. It was a perfect day - not too hot or sunny. The U-Pick section is closer to the far end of the farm and they have a cute golf cart used to take you. The same car will help you haul your pails of picked blueberries back when you call them from the field. If you don't want to pick your own, they already have preboxed fresh and frozen varieties for you to choose from. You can hang out all you want. They have a nice gazebo and a few hammocks strewn throughout the forest next to the blueberry patches. You can get off your feet and relax (fall asleep ???? if you choose to). Is a bit of a distance but if you go when it's not rush hour, it's not that bad. It took us less than 30 minutes to drive out there on a Sunday afternoon from East Vancouver. We will definitely be coming back as well as that others know of this hidden gem. If you're searching for a certified farm to pick fruit at check out Formosa!
8. Klaassen Farms
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
We are a family owned blueberry farm offering delicious blueberries grown locally in Chilliwack, British Columbia. Our family has been farming for over 20 years, and with over 100 acres of blueberries we are dedicated to growing great tasting blueberries at an affordable price. Visit our U-Pick fields and enjoy our blueberry ice-cream on a hot summer day. We-Pick and frozen blueberries available.
9. Loveleigh Lavender
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
10. EcoDairy
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 58 reviews
EcoDairy in partnership with Science World is the first demonstration farm of its kind in Canada, showcasing innovative and sustainable dairy farm practices while inviting the public to share in the experience in a fun, and educational way! There's something for everyone here! An interactive Learning Centre and theatre, an animal exhibit where you can get up close and personal with our friendly farm animals. You can also meet our cows and see their robotic milker at work. During summer, enjoy an ice cream made from EcoDairy milk. Get to know your food with a trip to EcoDairy!
Reviewed By machousebc - Vancouver, Canada
our kids(8 and 5) loved the stop. Milked a pretend cow, saw the robot milking machine the poop zamboni, they thought was funny. We were there in time for milking a few cows and pet a goat, donkey, pig, goats, sheep and turkey. They learned and loved it....plus finished the visit off with a tasty cinnamon bun! worth the stop right close to highway 1 and worth a stop in
