Come here first to obtain a map and wristband for entrance to the venues. Food and refreshments available for purchase. Community displays and Ulf Bitterlich Art sale.

New this year! The Lavender Fields of Ryder Lake is offering a sneak peak of their scenic property. While the farm is still undergoing transformation, visitors can catch a glimpse of the progress made so far. By the time of the Ryder Lake Ramble, they aim to have an impressive 2,000 lavender plants in the ground. Please note the farm is still under construction, so caution is advised while exploring the property.

Home of Autumn Leaf Pottery. Come and enjoy the mountain views and conversations at Autumn Leaf Pottery. All pottery items are made on site and are available for purchase out of a charming glass greenhouse. Ryder Lake Soap will also be there offering artisan soaps, lip Balms, Lotion Bars, and Shower Steamers. (https://m.facebook.com/p/Autumn-Leaf-Pottery-100063598802862/)

Arnoldt's. The sight of four beautiful horses grazing in the pasture greets you as you enter this 28 acre country venue. Spectacular 360° mountain views. Explore the gardens and a 1km loop trail through the forest. (small hill included) Great bird watching area and home to large owls. Check out Mike’s woodworking creations available for purchase.

Enjoy beautiful mountain vistas while exploring the extensive organic vegetable and fruit gardens. Hosts practice no-till gardening and natural pest control. Two sheep and lambs. Limited parking at the house.

"Simple Beeginnings Farm & Apiary” Ten acres bordering on forest wilderness with Fitzgerald Creek running through. Family in the early stages of creating cultivated land in the lower four acres. Chickens, pigs & bee hives, haven for many birds. Lengthy driveway with limited parking at house.

New this year! Come and visit the Hobbit House built into a grassy bank, This is a labour of love created over many years featuring a working fireplace and stove, and incredibly detailed furnishings and interior. Room for just two adults or children at a time.

New this year! Come walk on a carpet of green moss in our shade garden, take photos in the 20 foot tunnel of a handmade twig arbor, enjoy the view of Chilliwack and all the way to Mission, or stand at the top of one of Ryder Lake’s iconic waterfalls. (Long single-lane driveway)

“Ryder Lake Llamas & Alpaca” Experience the wonderful world of camelids. Help feed the alpacas, turtles, llamas, and chickens. Maureen is returning to spin Llama fibre into yarn. Lots of extra things to look at and enjoy. Wheelchair friendly & lots of parking on the road.

New this year! Come and see the purebred Katahdin hair sheep and pet the lambs. Learn about the heritage Canadian Bresse chickens said to be the tastiest meat birds in the world! Single lane driveway and limited parking at the house.

“Hanging ‘H’ Arena” (Entrance off Ryder Lake Road) Come and watch some of B.C.'s best riders, and their equine partners, showcasing their talents as they navigate through a wide range of extreme trail obstacles. https://www.dhughesquarterhorses.com/

Wander around 3 acres of extensive English style gardens with peonies, roses, dogwoods and a unique gazebo on a rock promontory. Stunning 180 degree views of the entire Ryder Lake valley and Mt Cheam and Agassiz.

“RLDD Farm” Extensive arbour garden with grapes, kiwi, wisteria and more. Hummingbird heaven! Locally made jams, jellies, chutneys and preserves available.
Annual Ramble plant sale by donation at VPG Nursery. Proceeds shared 50/50 with VPG backyard Gleaning program and Ryder Lake Hall.

“Greenhill Farm” Welcome to our 20 acre property with a spectacular view of Cultus Lake to the west, and the Cascade peaks to the east. Drop by for a wood lathe bowl turning demonstration from 10:00 - 11:00 a.m., and/or a portable sawmill demonstration from 1:00 - 2:00pm. Tour the gardens and have a picnic or just sit and enjoy the view. (outhouse for public use) For those who want a challenge there is a 15 minute hike down to a promontory overlooking the Chilliwack River.