We had a wonderful time at the Log Barn. We enjoyed cold drinks and lunch while the kids played at the goat walk. The menu was small and it was very busy and hot. There was a shaded area with tables and chairs. The best part was that the kids wore off a lot of energy playing. More

My husband and I and our friends stopped by this hidden gem on our way through to Vancouver. The staff were so helpful and they offered us samples of gouda cheese from Holland and locally made sausage. We will definitely stop again. More

It may look fun from the road (and for the kids I suppose) but don't spend your money!! Prices here are outrageous and the origin of the product is to be questioned.They were advertising local strawberries and there is no such thing this early! They told us they had exclusive access to a special cheese and it's the same that... More

The Log Barn looks great from the highway and if you have kids they may enjoy feeding the goats. My wife and I were driving from the Shuswap to Kelowna and decided to stop there and buy some local veggies for our dinner that evening. The produce was extremely overpriced. Get this... $11.99 for 1 bulb of garlic!!! Are they... More

Their flower displays are fabulous, the little buildings and 'garden ornaments' are neat - and the goats are very entertaining (and clever!). The array of items for sale has expanded well beyond fruit, pies and sausage over the years - reminding me more of Goats on the Roof in Coombs BC. Their pies sure looked good but they were expensive,... More

We have driven past the Log Barn numerous times, and finally got the chance to stop and have a look. The atmosphere is neat (a goat walk where the goats will actually go up a ramp and walk across the parking lot) and lots of things to look at in the gift shop. It was so cramped inside, we could... More