Spring is coming into full bloom at Greendale Acres as the beloved Fraser Valley attraction kicks off a 2024 calendar packed full of all-ages, family-friendly fun this April and May at the beloved Chilliwack farmstead (41905 Yale Road West).
The full spring event schedule at Greendale Acres includes:
The Dutch flower festival-inspired Sweet Spring Flower and Animal Festival happening now until Tuesday, May 7 that offers oodles of Instagrammable highlights courtesy of 50,000 hand-planted flower bulbs that form a colourful tapestry and meandering rivers of tulips that lead guests across footbridges and beneath windmills to bask in picturesque gardens in full bloom throughout the property;
Ongoing Lily’s Barnyard events available every Saturday and Sunday until May 5 that permit visitors to meet and greet one of the farm’s star attractions in Lily the Lamb and other animals including ducklings and chicks while also enjoying other activities including a jumping pillow, adventure course, bubble bar, pedal cart track, hay-bale maze, garden and picnic areas, corn sandbox and more;
An early opening on Pro-D Day in honour of Grandparents Day on Friday, April 26 at 10 a.m. with free admission for all grandparents to enjoy a day down on the farm with their grandkids, and;
Princess Day on Sunday, April 27 that features a special visit on the farm from a famous pair of fairy tale princesses from Frozen with the Ice Princess appearing from 10:30 a.m. to noon, the Snow Queen entertaining children from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m., story and song time at the Maypole, pictures and more.
In collaboration with some amazing local businesses, Greendale Acres will be hosting a Wellness Event at the farm on April 28 from 10a.m. to noon. Join them under the pavilion, surrounded by the beauty of apple orchard and the beautiful tulip blooms. It’s the perfect setting to move your body, enjoy good company and eat some delicious food.
For more information, go to www.greendaleacres.ca, follow @greendaleacresfarm on Instagram or become a fan of /Greendaleacresfarm on Facebook.