We did the barnyard, my daughter (3) had been wanting to ride a pony. She loved looking at all the... read more
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Tiger Lily Farm - CLOSED
1692 Errington Rd, Errington, British Columbia V0R 1V0, Canada
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“Up close and 'hands on' farm animal experience”
We took our 2 1/2 year old granddaughter to Tiger Lily Farm in Errington on a busy Saturday... read more
Terry D
, Parksville, Canada
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tortuga7606
Chilliwack, Canada
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We did the barnyard, my daughter (3) had been wanting to ride a pony. She loved looking at all the animals, feeding the cows, and petting the bunnies. She was thrilled with her pony ride. We didn’t realize they closed at 4 so had to rush to leave. We all had fun though.
The baby goats were very chewy, done a few goat pettings before, this was the first time getting clothing wrecked. They did a feeding shortly after so maybe they were all really hungry.
Date of experience: July 2019
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ang_at_home_86
Edmonton
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Kids had a great time and we would go back for them. Found admission to be a bit pricey. Pens seemed to be a bit run down which was disappointing.
Date of experience: July 2019
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Terry D
Parksville, Canada
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We took our 2 1/2 year old granddaughter to Tiger Lily Farm in Errington on a busy Saturday afternoon. A celebration of fall was taking place that day that included corn on the cob, scarecrow building, a wagon ride through the forest and a visit to the pumpkin patch. The Tiger Lily Farm has been well thought out, providing many 'hands on' opportunities with chickens, rabbits, sheep, goats, etc. If you are lucky enough you can find a freshly laid egg in the nest boxes. Troyz on-site food trailer can provide a warm lunch and a hot or cold drink as well. There's lots to see and do at Tiger Lily Farm.
Date of experience: September 2018
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Brvis
Dartmouth, Canada
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Three of us booked an hour long trail ride. The price is quite good but we did the same loop multiple times. We found out that because the forestry roads were closed due to fire bans they have to stick to their own property. Everyone in our party felt the person who booked our ride should have disclosed this information. We expected to get a decent trail ride but were disappointed.
Now the roads are open I will be booking again but just be aware if you are booked during a fire ban be sure to ask about road closures.
Date of experience: September 2018
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Ed L
Vancouver, Canada
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On our second trip to Parksville, we finally were able to visit Tiger Lily Farm in Errington. It was a great experience.
The farm is not that big, but it is just good enough for young children. In spite of its small size, it does have a little bit of everything to provide an interactive and rewarding morning/afternoon for your children.
Interactive activities include: picking your own eggs from chicken that have JUST laid them; milking goats, pony rides, mingling with goats, tending rabbits, making hay for cattle, and so on. For the price of admission, the activities are certainly plenty and fun for the children.
The farm is located about half an hour away from Parksville, so the drive itself is easy. After a morning trip, one can easily drive further up to Coombs to watch the "goats on the roof" and have a hearty lunch there.
We have really enjoyed our visit - watching the smiling children as they excitedly put an egg that is still warm in their hands, or hearing them giggle as they ride on the little ponies... makes it all worthwhile.
Date of experience: August 2018
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