Farm Life

Ruckle Heritage Farm

In 1974, the Ruckle family bequeathed their farm and the surrounding 1307 acre property to British Columbia’s provincial park service with the stipulation that the 202 acre farmstead remain a working farm. In addition to a large market garden, the farm includes sheep and lambs, cows, chickens, turkeys, highland cattle and goats

Ruckle Heritage Farm

In 1974, the Ruckle family bequeathed their farm and the surrounding 1307 acre property to British Columbia’s provincial park service with the stipulation that the 202 acre farmstead remain a working farm. In addition to a large market garden, the farm includes sheep and lambs, cows, chickens, turkeys, highland cattle and goats

Ruckle Heritage Farm

In 1974, the Ruckle family bequeathed their farm and the surrounding 1307 acre property to British Columbia’s provincial park service with the stipulation that the 202 acre farmstead remain a working farm. In addition to a large market garden, the farm includes sheep and lambs, cows, chickens, turkeys, highland cattle and goats

Ruckle Heritage Farm

In 1974, the Ruckle family bequeathed their farm and the surrounding 1307 acre property to British Columbia’s provincial park service with the stipulation that the 202 acre farmstead remain a working farm. In addition to a large market garden, the farm includes sheep and lambs, cows, chickens, turkeys, highland cattle and goats

Ruckle Heritage Farm

In 1974, the Ruckle family bequeathed their farm and the surrounding 1307 acre property to British Columbia’s provincial park service with the stipulation that the 202 acre farmstead remain a working farm. In addition to a large market garden, the farm includes sheep and lambs, cows, chickens, turkeys, highland cattle and goats

Ruckle Heritage Farm

In 1974, the Ruckle family bequeathed their farm and the surrounding 1307 acre property to British Columbia’s provincial park service with the stipulation that the 202 acre farmstead remain a working farm. In addition to a large market garden, the farm includes sheep and lambs, cows, chickens, turkeys, highland cattle and goats

Ruckle Heritage Farm

In 1974, the Ruckle family bequeathed their farm and the surrounding 1307 acre property to British Columbia’s provincial park service with the stipulation that the 202 acre farmstead remain a working farm. In addition to a large market garden, the farm includes sheep and lambs, cows, chickens, turkeys, highland cattle and goats

Ruckle Heritage Farm

In 1974, the Ruckle family bequeathed their farm and the surrounding 1307 acre property to British Columbia’s provincial park service with the stipulation that the 202 acre farmstead remain a working farm. In addition to a large market garden, the farm includes sheep and lambs, cows, chickens, turkeys, highland cattle and goats

Ruckle Heritage Farm

In 1974, the Ruckle family bequeathed their farm and the surrounding 1307 acre property to British Columbia’s provincial park service with the stipulation that the 202 acre farmstead remain a working farm. In addition to a large market garden, the farm includes sheep and lambs, cows, chickens, turkeys, highland cattle and goats

Ruckle Heritage Farm

In 1974, the Ruckle family bequeathed their farm and the surrounding 1307 acre property to British Columbia’s provincial park service with the stipulation that the 202 acre farmstead remain a working farm. In addition to a large market garden, the farm includes sheep and lambs, cows, chickens, turkeys, highland cattle and goats

Ruckle Heritage Farm

In 1974, the Ruckle family bequeathed their farm and the surrounding 1307 acre property to British Columbia’s provincial park service with the stipulation that the 202 acre farmstead remain a working farm. In addition to a large market garden, the farm includes sheep and lambs, cows, chickens, turkeys, highland cattle and goats

Ruckle Heritage Farm

In 1974, the Ruckle family bequeathed their farm and the surrounding 1307 acre property to British Columbia’s provincial park service with the stipulation that the 202 acre farmstead remain a working farm. In addition to a large market garden, the farm includes sheep and lambs, cows, chickens, turkeys, highland cattle and goats

Ruckle Heritage Farm

In 1974, the Ruckle family bequeathed their farm and the surrounding 1307 acre property to British Columbia’s provincial park service with the stipulation that the 202 acre farmstead remain a working farm. In addition to a large market garden, the farm includes sheep and lambs, cows, chickens, turkeys, highland cattle and goats

Ruckle Heritage Farm

In 1974, the Ruckle family bequeathed their farm and the surrounding 1307 acre property to British Columbia’s provincial park service with the stipulation that the 202 acre farmstead remain a working farm. In addition to a large market garden, the farm includes sheep and lambs, cows, chickens, turkeys, highland cattle and goats

Ruckle Heritage Farm

In 1974, the Ruckle family bequeathed their farm and the surrounding 1307 acre property to British Columbia’s provincial park service with the stipulation that the 202 acre farmstead remain a working farm. In addition to a large market garden, the farm includes sheep and lambs, cows, chickens, turkeys, highland cattle and goats

Ruckle Heritage Farm

In 1974, the Ruckle family bequeathed their farm and the surrounding 1307 acre property to British Columbia’s provincial park service with the stipulation that the 202 acre farmstead remain a working farm. In addition to a large market garden, the farm includes sheep and lambs, cows, chickens, turkeys, highland cattle and goats

Ruckle Heritage Farm

In 1974, the Ruckle family bequeathed their farm and the surrounding 1307 acre property to British Columbia’s provincial park service with the stipulation that the 202 acre farmstead remain a working farm. In addition to a large market garden, the farm includes sheep and lambs, cows, chickens, turkeys, highland cattle and goats

Ruckle Heritage Farm

In 1974, the Ruckle family bequeathed their farm and the surrounding 1307 acre property to British Columbia’s provincial park service with the stipulation that the 202 acre farmstead remain a working farm. In addition to a large market garden, the farm includes sheep and lambs, cows, chickens, turkeys, highland cattle and goats

Ruckle Heritage Farm

In 1974, the Ruckle family bequeathed their farm and the surrounding 1307 acre property to British Columbia’s provincial park service with the stipulation that the 202 acre farmstead remain a working farm. In addition to a large market garden, the farm includes sheep and lambs, cows, chickens, turkeys, highland cattle and goats