"Bluecrop" variety Blueberries. Large and tasty. Friendly…read moreand Helpful staff (Austin:manager ) Plentiful berries U-pick 12-4pm $1.50 Happy Hour this week

From the owner: Doremi is a family run farm looking to start U-Pick this season as early as June!read more

I have gone to this organic farm twice. Last year and this year (2018). We even took our friends…read morefrom out of town to pick about 40 pounds. Jessica treats everyone so well. We call to ask about the berries, we go, we pick, we talk, the kids have a great time in the maze and throwing each other off the hammocks (brothers and sisters, you know how it is) and I have great time everytime I see the stand of Birch trees and tell my kids about swinging them (Robert Frost - Birches). Then we make pies and stuff ourselves silly for a few months and save some for the dead of winter to remind ourselves of the summer just past. A great time. Thank you so much!

From the owner: Our organic farm specializes in providing quality certified organic blueberries to our community,…read moreacross Canada, and to Taiwan. Our small, family-owned operation allows us to produce, clean, package, and store our produce right on the farm in a controlled and safe environment. We are dedicated to growing our fruit with sustainable and harmonious practices so that we can help the Earth and our customers be healthy!

Laity Farm is the perfect blend of fun and fall tradition. There are pumpkins of every size,…read moreadorable animals to feed, and plenty of instagrammable photo spots. Hay, hot drinks, and pumpkins all around makes it feel like the start of the cozy season. Whether you go for the animals, the corn maze, or just the pumpkin patch vibes, it's the kind of place that makes you feel like a kid again.

First time at this pumpkin patch and we really enjoyed our time there. They have the North patch…read morefor younger children and the South patch for older children. We spent our time at the North patch. Parking was easy as there were attendants to direct customers to empty spots. Once inside, there were a decent amount of farm animals to look at (e.g. goats, sheep, rabbit, chickens, cats, dogs, donkeys). I was surprised to see some cats in cages, but they were chilling and napping. Their space looked clean so it seemed they were well taken care of. There were a number of play areas, a wagon ride, two corn mazes, a forest mini trail with displays, an obstacle course, a concession stand and lastly, a huge pumpkin patch. We bought lunch at their concession. The prices were okay. The food quality was that of a grocery store. My only complaint was that they did not have enough cold drinks. They have a normal sized fridge and the drinks did not stay long enough in the fridge to get chilled. My child really enjoyed the activities and we went on the wagon ride a number of times. We picked out two pumpkins to take home. Overall, we spent a small fortune. It was $12 a person for admission, plus the cost of food and pumpkins. We spent a couple hours there. I think it was worth it for a once a year experience for the children.

Stayed for a night through our Harvest Host account and had a quick lunch after setting up. We both…read morehad the Pickle Bacon Ham Sandwich with the poutine and Mac & Cheese upgrade and everything was excellent. The staff are all very helpful and the service was fast.

I stopped by for breakfast and was blown away by the experience. I ordered the bacon and eggs with…read morea hash brown -- the poached eggs were cooked perfectly, the bacon was crisp, and the hash brown had that golden crunch you hope for but rarely get. Everything was fresh and delicious -- you can really taste the quality. One of the coolest parts is that they make their cheese right on site, and there are big windows so you can actually watch the process. It's such a unique and charming touch that makes the place feel special. Before I left, I picked up some of their chive Havarti cheese -- and let me tell you, it did not disappoint. Creamy, flavorful, and clearly made with care. Friendly staff, cozy vibe, and amazing food. I'll definitely be back next time I'm in the area -- both for a meal and to stock up on cheese!

We went on a wonderful trail ride- horses were well groomed, generally listened well. Kids 10 and…read moreabove could ride a horse on their own; using their helmets is mandatory for kids. Kids younger than 10 need to have a guide hold their horse the entire way, so each group can only have one kid less than age 10. They have big horses that can accommodate up to 240lbs. The one hr ride we went on took us around blueberry and raspberry fields, with really pretty views. For last 1/3 of ride it was through forest area and we got to go through a creek. Wildflowers were gorgeous and we even saw a bear! Around 11 am it was pretty hot and sunny- would recommend big shady hats and lots of sunscreen. Parts got pretty dusty so if sensitive, bring a balaclava. Not allowed to have anything around neck (not even a cross body purse) so consider a Fanny pack if you wanted to bring stuff with you, or a wristlet type attachment if you want to use your phone for photos during ride. The staff were super friendly and welcoming. We would go again in a heartbeat.

Girls riding with us were extremely sweet and the horses were well behaved! The trail itself was a…read morebit boring but other than that the horses were easy to ride and get alone with. Though for the price and trail, I wouldn't say it was worth it.

First time been here, by recommendation of a friend that wanted to come here shopping. Initially, I…read morehad nothing planned to buy as I was returning from a road trip, but ended-up getting a few goodies. Highlights would be local meats, and veggies. I came on a weekday, but found it to be fairly active then. Although it is a bit out of my way, and distant, I will put this on my plan to pass by if I'm in the neighbourhood. Overall, it was a good recommendation.

coffee shop is amazing. really open bright space with huge patioes. The service is excellent, the…read morecheese scones and coffee are worth a long drive also and the burgers and salad are even better.

I recommend buying tickets online beforehand to save yourself the trouble, especially on a busy…read moreday. The service there is pretty bad. For $20, you get to see so many animals! I went on a sunny Thanksgiving day so it was packed. I came here in 2020 and the farm has expanded so much it's almost unrecognisable. There's a lot of stations you'd have to queue for to hold animals like bunnies, ducks, etc. You could spend so much time here. There's also a little market for treats and drinks. Lots of places to take cute photos at!

This place is fantastic for getting your Christmas tree. Grab a hot chocolate and sit by the…read morebonfire, meet all of the lovely farm animals. Hold puppies, kittens, chickens, bunnies. Pet the lambs, Rob, the horse, Aurora the calf. Just magical place for kids and adults alike. We chose a beautiful tree and had the loveliest time. Highly recommend!

Purchased soil and compost from here many, many times over the years. Recent batch (summer 2023)…read more found too much non-composted cow manure heating up and burning plants, and a TON of fungus spores - mushrooms shooting up everywhere

Hands-down, best place for topsoil in Maple Ridge! I have bought by the bag (fits in your car),…read morethe yard (I have access to a trailer) and by the truck load (twelve yards). The quality of the soil is excellent, with minimal "filler," like wood chips, etc. The soil is moist and rich - doesn't dry out in the first week. They are a pleasure to deal with in person or by phone. When I had the twelve yards delivered, the driver pretty got it perfectly on the tarp I laid out. I'll be coming back a few times this summer and beyond!

We have been going here every year for the last 4 years to cut down our own tree for Xmas. I am a…read morebit of a traditionalist, so I like to do this every year with the peeps I live with. The last three years it has been a pack of four of us, and we usually go get a photo with Santa beforehand, then make our way out here with minutes to spare to chop down our tree. I like this place because it's so close to Fort Langley, and afterwards you can go into the small town and browse the antique shops. Dogwood Tree Farms provides you with saws to cut down the trees, so all you have to do is bring your muscles. They have a large field full of different trees, and I have no idea how they tell them all apart. Each tree is priced per foot, so the taller the tree, the more expensive it gets. The tree we ended up picking is about 7 feet tall and cost about $40. It gets a little pricey when you compare it with just getting a tree at Home Depot or something, but I don't mind paying a little extra for the experience, and enduring the car ride filled with terrbile Xmas songs. If you work up a hunger cutting down your tree, they also sell hot dogs, and hot chocolate, so you can put your feet up by the fire and relax. the staff are always very helpful and super nice, and they usually have Xmas songs playing to help spread the holiday cheer. My only wish was that it had actually snowed this year, since every other year when we have gone to get our tree it has. I think this is probably because we had to get our tree so early this year since some of our housemates are heading home for the holidays. Even without the snow, it is definitely an experience you should indulge in to help you feel the Xmas spirit!

Our family has been going to Dogwood for a few years now. It's a great tradition. Tends to be a…read morebusy place, but the fire, hot chocolate, and friendly service makes it worth it. Remember to bring cash or your cheque book (no debit/credit cards accepted!) Great atmosphere... the only thing that's missing is the SNOW. :-)