Our farm tour runs about 30 minutes on a 30-passenger wagon, tickets are $12 per child (ages 3-12) and $18 per adult, and every visit includes a stop at Calf Alley and a BBQ lunch in the Farm Market.
We run farm tours every day of the year, rain or shine, because our animals need care and visitors every season of the year. When you join us, you will ride our 30-passenger wagon across our 108-acre property in South Langley, home to more than 350 water buffalo and over 100 bison. As we move through the farm, we walk you through how we run the operation: the equipment we use, the pastures we rotate, and the people who feed, monitor, and care for the herd every day.
We sell tickets per person, and we can host up to 30 guests on a single tour. Children under 3 ride free. We recommend you arrive at least 10 minutes before your scheduled start time so we can get everyone settled on the wagon and moving on schedule. Plan for 1 to 1.5 hours total once you factor in the tour, Calf Alley, and lunch, since most families want time to linger.
We host school groups, birthday parties, sports teams, and family reunions on private tours outside our regular schedule. If you are planning a class trip, reach out through our contact form or call us at 604-592-2055 and we will work out a date, group size, and price that fits your class or organization. We treat every school visit as a chance to teach kids where their food comes from and how a working farm operates day to day.
Our farm is located at 23480 40 Ave in Langley Township, inside the Agricultural Land Reserve and along the Langley Circle Farm Tour route, so a stop with us pairs easily with a wider day of visiting local farms, wineries, and farm markets. The wagon ride covers open pasture and working farm ground, so we recommend closed-toe shoes and weather-appropriate layers, since a Fraser Valley farm can be muddy in spring and hot by midsummer. Let us know ahead of time if anyone in your group needs help boarding the wagon or has mobility needs, and we will do what we can to make the tour work for your group.
One of the best ways to learn about our animals is to gain hands-on experience. That’s why every tour includes a visit to Calf Alley, where you get up close and personal with our buffalo calves in a supervised, interactional setting built for kids and adults alike. Beyond the calves, our herd includes water buffalo, bison, chickens, and pigs, so there’s more to see on the walk than just the two headline species.
No farm tour is complete without a taste of what we raise. After the tour, bite into a buffalo burger topped with our own buffalo cheese, and wash it down with a glass of our fresh buffalo milk. From there, head into the Farm Market to browse our full lineup of better-for-you products, sample our charcuterie board, and pick up meat and cheese to take home.
We sell tickets per person and can accommodate up to 30 people on a single tour. Each ticket ranges from $12 per child (ages 3 to 12) to $18 per adult (13 years and older). Kids under the age of 3 are free.
Yes. We host private tours for schools, birthday parties, sports teams, and large family gatherings outside our regular public schedule. Contact us through our contact form or by phone and we will arrange a date and quote a group price.
We recommend that you arrive no later than 10 minutes before your scheduled farm tour so we can get your group settled and the wagon loaded on time.
The wagon tour itself runs about 30 minutes. We suggest setting aside 1 to 1.5 hours in total so you have time to visit Calf Alley and enjoy the BBQ lunch afterward.
Your tour includes a BBQ lunch featuring a buffalo burger made with our own buffalo meat and cheese, plus a glass of buffalo milk, before you head into the Farm Market to browse the rest of our products.
You will see our herd of water buffalo and bison, plus chickens and pigs that round out the working farm. Calf Alley is where you get the closest look, since it puts you right beside our buffalo calves.
Yes. We welcome class trips. Call us or use our contact form to set up a date that works for your class.
