Pemberton is renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty and flourishing agricultural community. Many farms dot the landscape, but three are must-visit destinations for locals and tourists alike. North Arm Farm, The Beer Farmers, and Laughing Crow Organics offer a unique and immersive farm experience, each with its own distinct charm. From picking fresh strawberries to enjoying a farm-fresh beer or finding your way through a sunflower maze, these farms offer something for everyone. Join us as we dive into the highlights of these three beloved Pemberton farms.
North Arm Farm: The Perfect Year-Round Family Farm Experience
Nestled against the backdrop of Mount Currie just a few minutes from Ancient Cedars Lodge, North Arm Farm is a family-owned farm that welcomes visitors with rural charm and is one of the few farms in the valley open year-round! One of the highlights of North Arm Farm is the opportunity to pick your own strawberries, immersing yourself in the joys of harvest.
Make sure to bring the kids to this farm. They will be thrilled to explore the farm's family-friendly play areas, with swings, wide open green spaces, playhouses and decommissioned tractors to “drive.”
Beyond the berry fields and play areas, North Arm Farm offers an authentic farm experience. You can interact with the resident chickens, sheep, and pigs and even have the chance to feed them. This hands-on experience is both educational and entertaining, providing a glimpse into the daily workings of a traditional farm.
What sets North Arm Farm apart is the stunning panoramic views of Mount Currie that serve as a backdrop to the entire farm. Whether you're strolling through the fields or enjoying a picnic, the majestic mountain scenery creates a serene atmosphere that adds to the overall charm of the experience.
The Beer Farmers: Craft Beer and Smash Burgers
For beer enthusiasts and foodies alike, The Beer Farmers is a destination that combines the best of both worlds: farm-fresh ingredients and handcrafted brews. This family-run farm and brewery are famous for its commitment to growing its own hops and barley to brew its beers, resulting in a unique and distinctive flavour profile.
Vibrant tulip fields will greet spring visitors to The Beer Farmers. In the summer, a sunflower maze offers an immersive experience where you can lose yourself amidst the golden blooms. And as autumn arrives, the farm transforms into a pumpkin paradise, inviting visitors to pick their own pumpkins and experience the true spirit of fall.
To complement their delectable beers, The Beer Farmers also operates Miller's Fries, a food truck that serves the best cheeseburgers and fries in town. Make sure to try the Poutine!
Indulge in a mouthwatering meal while sipping on a refreshing pint, all while taking in the views of the Pemberton Valley from the patio.
Laughing Crow Organics: A Slice of Organic Paradise
Laughing Crow Organics is a certified organic vegetable and flower farm that offers a delightful roadside honour stand experience. Here, you can find a variety of fresh and seasonal vegetables, as well as beautiful flower bouquets that are sure to brighten any home. The commitment to organic farming practices ensures that visitors can enjoy the freshest produce while supporting sustainable agriculture.
For added convenience, Laughing Crow Organics is opposite The Beer Farmers Brewery, allowing visitors to enjoy a refreshing farm brew and pick up some organic produce before heading home.
Make your visit to Pemberton one to remember
Pemberton's North Arm Farm, The Beer Farmers, and Laughing Crow Organics showcase the region's rich agricultural heritage and commitment to providing unique farm experiences. Whether you're seeking the joys of berry picking, indulging in farm-fresh beer and delicious food, or immersing yourself in the beauty of organic farming, these three farms have it all.
Embark on a journey through Pemberton's countryside and let these farms captivate your senses with their wholesome offerings, creating lasting memories of visiting Pemberton while staying at Ancient Cedars Lodge.
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