BC Farm Museum - Langley Twp, British Columbia

Caroline C.

Plus de 6000 artefacts! Tous plus beau les uns que les autres. Personnel avec de la gentillesse et bonnes histoires à racontées. Plusieurs thèmes y sont présentés des temps anciens avec des artefacts montrant l'évolution de chaque domaine. C'est vraiment plaisant, enrichissant et intéressant. Le musée fonctionne avec les dons des visiteurs alirs soyez généreux! Ça vaut le détour à 100%

Sébastien P.

Assez grand musée (2 bâtiments) très sympa avec une foule d'objets, machines et véhicules bien entretenus ou restaurés!
Super fonction via smartphone et QR codes (wifi disponible!) pour plus d'infos ou vidéos de certains objets et leur utilisation.

Sathiyaseelan S.

Admission is free of charge, but donations are welcome as it’s run by volunteers. They are friendly and museum would take about 2-3 hours to cover - if you are interested in history.

A well maintained museum with many equipments that reminisce our childhood.

WK

A great museum with lots of exhibits. It brings back good old memories. Interesting exhibits which never sighted. Admission by donation. Can spend over an hour to check out the artifacts. Great experience to go back to the past.

Judy C.

It's my 1st time visiting the BC Farm Museum. It was on Canada Day, and there were many special kids friendly booths outside the museum. We were greeted by a friendly volunteer at the door. Entry was by donation. The exhibits were very interesting. Unlike most museums with displayed items fenced off or enclosed, visitors could walk close by and even touch and examine the displayed items. An overall nice experience.

J L. (.

This is the historical place, no ticket required but highly recommended to donate some money to make this place continue running for future. Kids can learn lots of tools with the development from old days.
People working there are volunteers and warmhearted.

David T.

This museum is an absolute gem. We didn’t know what to expect, and were just amazed at the Aladdin’s caves of farming and farming life machinery.

From traction engines, to a whole building full of tractors through the ages. To rotavators, and lawn mowers very similar to the Atco I used over 50 years ago at my parents.

Woodworking tools, again some used at school, eg the wooden block planes, and many tools I still use.

The renovated tractors were just amazing.

Even if you’re not into machinery, there are many many items from yesteryear: Sewing machines, knitting machines, watches, clocks, radios and so much more.

With passionate staff, Mick and Kyliie, you are made very welcome.

So thank you, you have a lovely museum in a lovely town. We would definitely return if we came back to Vancouver, and have already recommended it to friends.

Annie Y.

Visit this if you have a chance! It’s such a huge place, with interesting historic machinery, and entry fees by donation.

The volunteer, Hilary, was such a sweetheart who not only made us felt welcomed with machine demonstrations, but was also super knowledgeable!

My boyfriend and I spent a good time exploring (but not limited to):
- farm trucks
- steam engines
- egg and tomato sorter
- all sorts of pioneer tools and household items