A family-friendly farmstead with a strollable garden, wandering chickens and a winery-like tasting room and shop, this quintessential Salt Spring spot produces goat- and sheep-milk chèvres, feta and Camembert styles; the soft goat-cheese rounds in several flavors (the peppercorn one packs a punch) are the farm's specialty. You can watch the handmade production through special windows but look out for the farm's gamboling goats.
Salt Spring Island Cheese
Salt Spring Island
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
Royal BC Museum
24.95 MILES
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24.93 MILES
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Reifel Migratory Bird Sanctuary
25.04 MILES
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Moran State Park
28.28 MILES
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Parliament Buildings
24.98 MILES
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Victoria Bug Zoo
24.74 MILES
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Miniature World
24.8 MILES
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Beacon Hill Park
25.42 MILES
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Nearby Salt Spring Island attractions
1. Ruckle Provincial Park
2.83 MILES
A pocket of ragged shoreline and gnarly arbutus forest on Salt Spring's southeastern rump contains around 16km of trails and the oldest active farm in BC…
2. Salt Spring Island Ales
3.23 MILES
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3. Pender Islands Museum
5.72 MILES
Colonizing a historic white-clapboard farmhouse dating from 1908, this volunteer-run museum includes an eclectic array of exhibits tracing the island's…
4. Saturday Market
5.93 MILES
At the best market in British Columbia, the gigantic cornucopia of produce, edible goodies and locally made artworks lures everyone like a magnet on…
5. Waterfront Gallery
6.02 MILES
A fantastic artist's co-op showcasing the eclectic work of dozens of island creatives (from throughout the Southern Gulf Islands), it's hard not to find a…
6. Japanese Garden
6.47 MILES
This immaculate Japanese Garden was built by locals to commemorate the island's early-20th-century Japanese residents, most of whom were interred in BC's…
7. Duthie Gallery
6.53 MILES
Hosting regular contemporary artwork shows in its airy hilltop gallery, the best time time to visit this intriguing site is on a balmy summer day when the…
8. Farmers Market
6.9 MILES
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