Garden Centres
A working farm on Ford Road within the Agricultural Land Reserve; call ahead to check what's currently available.
Kevin Valley Farms operates out of 18743 Ford Road, on the same stretch of farmland that runs through the western side of Pitt Meadows toward the South Bonson and Golden Ears areas. Like much of the land along Ford Road, the property sits within the Agricultural Land Reserve, and the farm's exact mix of crops or products was not confirmed at the time of writing, so anyone interested in what is currently being grown or sold is best served by checking the farm's website at kevinvalleyfarms.ca or calling ahead at 236-332-3299.
Farms along this side of the city vary widely in what they offer, from produce and berries to hay and other field crops, and without a storefront or posted hours, a phone call ahead of any visit is the more reliable way to find out whether the farm sells directly to the public, runs a seasonal stand, or operates mainly as a working farm without a retail side at all. That distinction matters for anyone planning a drive out expecting a u-pick operation or a farm stand, since not every farm along Ford Road runs one. For residents of Pitt Meadows, farms like this are part of what keeps the western end of the city agricultural rather than built out, and the Agricultural Land Reserve designation covering most of the surrounding land makes that unlikely to change. Even without confirmed details on the day to day operation, Kevin Valley Farms is one more working property in a part of the city where farming remains the main use of the land.
In the Town Centre neighbourhood of Pitt Meadows.
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