Farms in Cobble Hill, BC
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Results from the 'Farms' category in Cobble Hill
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3810 Cobble Hill Road, Cobble Hill, V0R 1L5
(250) 743-9149
Agricultural cooperative, Farm, Urban Farm 
Customers highly recommend Silverside Farm & Winery for blueberry picking. The owners and staff are friendly and knowledgeable, providing a wonderful experience for visitors of all ages. The property is beautiful, with animals and fresh fruit wines adding to the charm. Customers particularly enjoy the fresh, juicy blueberries and the opportunity to sample other fruits. Pick-your-own berries and tastings are available, making for a fun and delicious experience. 
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802 Aros Rd, Cobble Hill, V0R 1L4
(250) 888-0843
Farm, Urban Farm, Farmers Market, Farmers' market, Fruit and vegetable store, Fruit & Vegetable Store 
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1230 Merridale Road, Cobble Hill, V0R 1L0
(250) 743-4293
Farm, Distillery, Restaurant 
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895 Hutchinson Rd, Cobble Hill, V0R 1L4
(250) 701-6066
Customers highly praise the fresh and delicious produce at Sayward Haven Farm in Cobble Hill. The farm's dedication to quality and commitment to organic farming is evident in the wide variety of top-tasting vegetables. The friendly farmers, Don and Tracey, are also commended for their hard work and excellent value. 
3550 Watson Ave, Cobble Hill, V0R 1L0
250.743.5856
The Shawnigan Cobble Hill Farmers Institute and Agricultural Society (Farmers Institute) was incorporated by the province of BC on November 3, 1914. The first President was Vincent Nightingale, Secretary Treasurer was Harry Stuart and the two Directors were A. Nightingale and G. Frayne. Our community's history is founded in agriculture. Pioneers moved into the area to clear land to farm. As land clearing and settlement took place, the logging industry was born and vibrant communities formed around the railway, logging activities or other modes of transportation. Today, there are many fine farms in South Cowichan. We enjoy the highest mean temperatures in Canada and our soil is rich enough to grow virtually any crop. We produce everything from fruit, berries and nuts, to vegetables and flowers, cattle, sheep, emus, alpacas, chickens and more. 