Log Barn 1912

I had to stop with my family & check this place out. Definitely worth it. Loved all the animals and little trinkets, didn't take many pictures, they don't do justice, just go!

One of the best discoveries made on my visit to Armstrong! Would 100% go back anytime I drive through! Highly recommend a visit! Very family friendly

The food was amazing! I recommend the oreo milkshake! Picking cherries was so much fun! I'm so glad we came here

Such a unique Place to visit! Lots of interesting gifts, toys for kids, all sorts of preserves and sauces, ice cream and a very neat decor. The exterior has a lot of antique things to see, definitely one of my favorite places to stop along that Highway!

Lots of really cool stuff very pricey!
Nice feeding the animals but would be nicer if we could pet them no petting them is not as fun

A must stop while driving between revelstoke and Kelowna- and treat yourself to the milkshake while there. It’s pricey but amazing!

Always a favorite stop on road trips. Great gift shop and produce/fruit/local market stop. Delicious fresh BC fruit at good prices.

Love the goats and being able to feed them. Shout out to the two alpacas in with the goats. And that adorable lone sheep who loves the snacks you can buy and feed them. There's an eleborate bridge/ramp jungle gym for the littler goats. You can use the corn bubble gum machine at the bottom and place it in a little cup, a goat uses its mouth on a wheel on the ramp above to activate a pulley and bring the corn treats to them. Super fun to watch.

Lots of fun statues and photo ops.

Really cool place for a little stop to stretch your legs and get some snacks and other items in their shop.

Picked up some fresh baked pies for Thanksgiving. Absolutely delicious! Kids loved the dinosaurs too.

Very interesting place to visit with the whole family. The kids would love it as well as adults. The goat coming to take food is such a cute and interesting thing to watch. 25 cent coins are required to buy food for the goat.keep at least 5-6 25 cent coins because with one coin the food quantity will be very less. All will love this experience. The log barn market is huge with lot of organic stuff. It's worth a visit. We didn't know of this place and stopped by chance on our way and were so pleasantly surprised to visit it.

Had to stop at the Log Barn on our recent trip to the area. Its always on my list of favourite places and 'must' do's. No matter the season its a great place to get treats and homemade goodies. And often locally made products you can't easily find in stores.

One time I found fabulous tortilla chips - super thin and crispy with just the right amount of salt.

Another time it was a baked treat from the counter (along with fresh sausage and pepperoni).

This time it is salad dressing - Cilantro Lime Vinaigrette. Which is crazy good on Mexican dishes with chicken or seafood.

They had single bottles or sets of three different flavours. Very nice.

We had a great time exploring the grounds and taking a few pictures. Using the washroom before heading back on the road. Very nice and clean place.

This place was super cool, the wife and i pulled in late and it was closed, some other couple followed us.we got trapped the realized that we could open the other gate.they had all kinds of cool things, they had these goats that you could put peanuts in a cup then pull them up to themselves to eat them.kids would love this place, i did.

Cute roadside stop for snacks and atmosphere. Great for kids to play with a hay bail maze, goats, and dinosaurs to explore and gaze at.

Awesomely odd mix of static displays. Dinosaurs, farm machinery & animals, knights & dragons, forest animals, live goats with a skywalk for them, an anthropomorphic hotdog.lol I like it!

Awesome place to visit. They added a few more things for the kids. Nice little stop to let the kids go nuts and take some cool photos.

My kids love coming here every summer! The perfect detour on your road trip! Highly recommended fitting this into your plans.

Wow interesting place to stop. Sure glad we did. Washrooms need attention but very clean otherwise.

Loved this place growing up, took my kids there only to find out the ownership changed, prices changed drastically (now $75.00 for 6 pcs of beef jerkey) sad to see this place has gone so commercialized. Will sadly never return.

A great place to stop and pick up some delicious goodies! Kids can feed the goats and explore the new maze. A must stop in the north okanagan!

On a whim we headed out to visit this place as the GF loves it. I'd never been here before and absolutely loved the charm, the character and the cute gift shop. We found several little goodies as gifts.

There's a small petting zoo on site and the staff are very friendly!

And if you don't bring your appetite, the scents and smells in the shop will change that up for you.

This place is a nice stop, lots of cool stuff to see, especially for the kids. Feeding the goats is my favorite. Lots of room for parking, even with RVs. However, I am sad to see the state of disrepair the items on display are showing. The whole site is in dire need of some major restoration and a lot of TLC. I know this requires a huge dollar investment, but it's time to bite the bullet.

Just a very friendly place to stop by. Great for kids and love the slogan we saw when we were heading to Vernon " Pet friendly, that includes the kids? " I might be saying it wrong. Definitely made us giggle. Its great for pictures, ice cream, rest, shopping and many more.

Eclectic but a roadside attraction worth a stop. Food at the counter is a good price, the stuff in the store is good but pricey

This was a cool place to stop by. The outside decor was so cool. There are status of Dinosaurs, dragon, elephant. The small shop was so cute. They sell some fruits, candies and few souvenirs from the Okanagan. They have a conception were you can order food. They also have a small ice cream shop. Very friendly place. If u ever in that area definitely visit.

Such cute gift ideas! A random little place to have a stroll around on a lazy afternoon. The chocolate milkshake was delish too

Best Mennonite pies ever! I drove all the way from Calgary just to buy them frozen so i can bake them fresh at home and stop by here every time i drive back from Vancouver

This is a farm founded in 1912. It is a post station for rest, entertainment, catering and shopping on the way.

Absolutely a rip off! Staff were rude, their prices are ridiculous and the Health Board should shut them down! We found hair on some food we bought, and when we approached management, we were told to pick it off and to quit being so fussy! I don't think so! They should be shut down! The new owners are unbelievable!

I think this place use to be something cool. Now, not so much. Looks like a parking lot for left over fiberglass Dino's bears dragons and whatever else they could find kicking around. Place needs a lot of TLC. Lots of big thistles and weeds everywhere and everything just looks worn out. Store is small, and has lots of tourist trinkets. Diddnt really see any other people except for the one employee on the icecream shop.
They do have a couple horses and some goats, but it was super hot when we were there, so as expected they were all being smart and trying to stay in the shade.

My daughter loves running around all the statues and feeding the goats. It's do much fun stopping by each time we drive thru

Was there yesterday and I can't believe the mess of animal figures all over the yard. It would scare any child, I'm sure. What kind of theme are you trying to create? Embarrassing actually.

Seriously the most rad place ive ever been in my love the random stuff goin on completely captivates you 50 or of 5 stars

The service was terrible, had to wait 20 minutes for a milkshake (with no-one ahead of me) then they gave it to the person who ordered after us and told us they were out of that flavor. The lady hovers over the samples and makes sure you only try one. Not one of the same thing, one. Hopefully you’re not interested in cheese and meat because you can’t try them both. The prices are jacked up but that’s to be expected, but they need to work on their service. We go every year, but won’t be going next year. I was informed by another unhappy customer that ever since new management took over it’s been bad, and he’s been going for 20 years

A great stop-off especially if you have children. Dinosaurs, pies, tractors, sausages and a goat bridge are just a few of the highlights. I didn't even know goat bridges were a thing until we came here. At the time of writing the goat bridge was being extended to make it the largest goat bridge in the world!

It was unexpected to see this place in the middle of our tour to Kelowna. The stop was well worth it although the prices are quite high in the store. But even without buying anything it would be a nice stop to stretch your legs, have a b-room brake and little run around for kids.

Used to be one of my favourite stops in the Shuswap when I was a kid. Took our kids there this week and it was alright. Can't feed the goats by hand anymore and it's overpriced in the store. Still a neat experience. I'd stop again if going by it but won't go out of my way to go again.

Good place to stop for a rest. Shopping, clean bathroom, goats, and ice cream. Would love to see more trees as the day was very hot and little shade.

Has certainly lost some of its charm in the past few years. A bit cluttered but does have a nice selection of pies.

You gotta at leaat have a look. There are dinosaurs and chuck wagons outside. They have all sorts of yummy stuff inside, as if the dinisaurs aren't enough. Oh, did I mention live goats? Free samples too, and a bathroom. All the cheese, sugar, meats, and souvenir junk you could want. This place will tire your small children out just enough to get to Kelowna in peace. Oh yah, ice cream!

Great place to stop and stretch your legs. Excellent home made snacks and the pie is legendary. Don't forget to feed the goats.

Feeding the goats was fun, and only 25¢ some of the goats can raise the food up to the walkover by themselves!

It was a perfect stop for the family ‍‍‍loaded up on some goodies (BBQ sauce, jerky, candy) and got to laugh while feeding the goats. We'll definitely return. Have some quarters ready!

We LOVE the Log Barn. They have the best hot sauces. But it's so much more than that. There are endless random fun status all over the property: from a dinosaur pulling a carriage, to an old could petting a cat on a bench there are many things to pose with and enjoy.
Lots of free food samples. Candy store. Meats. Gifts. Icecream. Coffee. Slushies. Fudge. Goats! Lol goat walk.

I was honestly so disappointed. I've driven past it so many times with my kids over the last couple of years thinking it looked so eclectic and interesting. Finally took the kids and it was snore-city. There's one or two neat displays, but the majority of it is just tacky, ugly, and in some cases dangerously rundown. The kids were bored to tears within about 10 minutes, so we went into the gift shop and I swear I thought the vein in my temple would burst when I saw how INSANELY and HIDEOUSLY overpriced everything was! Almost 30 dollars for a 4 pack of the exact same sausages I get back home for 5 dollars? !? ! 40 dollars for a cheap, gemstone chip necklace? !? ! You can go literally anywhere else and buy the exact same thing for less than 10! I pay less than a third the price of their honeycomb for twice the size at my local farmer's market (which is in a semi-remote area and actually already priced higher than average market value). I'm completely aghast; it's nothing short of robbery. They're really gouging the tourists that stop there HARD, and its a tremendous shame. Don't waste your time on this mess, and if you do, definitely don't waste your money!

It's a fun place for kids and they have a delicious assortment of meats and cheeses that leave you wishing you had bought more.

The horse bit my daughter and I didnt like the the fact that there was to signs that said entrance but then u pull in and it says 500m other then that it was cool

Incredible tourist location with goats you can feed and some really interesting statues. Great groceries and a wonder family experience

Just had a quick pit stop. Didnt try the goodies. Quick stop with the kids. They loved the dinosaurs and other statue's. Goat walk was cool. Heard the food was good but we had places to get too. Would stop again for sure!

Awesome place to stop lots to see. Kids will def love it here, my 5 yr old grandson did as did my 24 yr old daughter. Worth the stop!

You can come for the thrill of seeing goats cross the bridge, but the butter tarts were definitely not worth it.
- "Mimi's Cake Tour"

Fun fun fun place great for photos.and kids small and even big kids. The goat bridge is so neat too see and to feed the goat up top the kids love it. The Ice Cream is big scoops, the chocolate and other candy good too. I just love there t-shirts. I'm going order a few more as soon as they open 2019. The people working are great. Even the owner is great to deal with they know the real Customer Service here.

Tourist trap.goto check out random outside display but never make purchase.should fix highway access so its safer

A neat little tourist attraction, good place to stop to let the kids play while you're traveling. Outside is a large open area with a goat pen and a place to feed them as they climb up onto a bridge; there's also an interesting assortment of dinosaurs/dragon statues and other things for the kids to play on.
Inside, there's a nice little gift shop with some very tasty things to sell, mostly Mennonite items (they may or may not be homemade, not sure.) - pies, juice, sausage etc. They have an assortment of souvenirs as well.