Stowel Lake Farm

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Stowel Lake Farm is a group of people dedicated to the health and vitality of the land, ourselves and the greater community through the practices of organic farming, and by hosting spiritual and wellness related community events and retreats.

06/14/2026

Fill our Father’s Day boxes with us✨

Includes a few of our favourite farmstand products and a few new things we are trying out! Available for pick up this Saturday and Sunday.

Pre order now! Link in our bio🤩

Father’s day boxes for sale🎉We’ve been busy in the kitchen at Stowel Lake Farm putting together boxes full of snacks and...
06/13/2026

Father’s day boxes for sale🎉

We’ve been busy in the kitchen at Stowel Lake Farm putting together boxes full of snacks and goodies for Father’s Day. It’s packed with some of our favourite farm stand items, along with a few new treats we’ve been testing out.

ALSO!!! There will be a golden ticket in one of the boxes👀 This golden ticket will be good for 3 flower arrangements for pickup at the farmstand when you come. One arrangement per visit.

Pre order now! All the details, including what’s inside, pricing, and pick up information, can be found on our website. Link in bio. 🌿

Get em’ in the ground!ALL tomato, squash, zucchini and pepper starters are on for TWO FOR FIVE DOLLARS!
06/12/2026

Get em’ in the ground!
ALL tomato, squash, zucchini and pepper starters are on for TWO FOR FIVE DOLLARS!

Gorgeous bouquets for sale at Stowel Lake Farmstand - $20 each
06/12/2026

Gorgeous bouquets for sale at Stowel Lake Farmstand - $20 each

Our newest Farmstand member🤩Meet Yasashi Ko (which means gentle, sweetie, honey) but we call him Sashi Every time Adrien...
06/07/2026

Our newest Farmstand member🤩

Meet Yasashi Ko (which means gentle, sweetie, honey) but we call him Sashi

Every time Adrien is at the stand, he is too!
He loves pats and treats (We provide)

He also loves and Hakurei turnips 👀

The evolution of the farmstand✨The farmstand has always been such a special part of the farm. It started out in the earl...
06/06/2026

The evolution of the farmstand✨

The farmstand has always been such a special part of the farm. It started out in the early 2000s, with Jen and Liz running a CSA box program. Eventually, they began selling all their veggies on a small table right on the farm, as well as at the market. Now, it has grown into what is almost a little store, complete with a helper behind the counter!

During COVID, we were able to start our own line of organic products, including salad dressings, pestos, hummus, and other snacks. More recently, we’ve added farm merch and some amazing locally made products from .ssi

Big shoutout to for continuing to renovate and make the farmstand be the way it is today!

We are open:

12-6 Mon-Thurs
10-6 Fri-Sun

190 Reynolds road
Come say hi!!

05/31/2026

Your farmstand haul = endless ways to mix and match to make your favourite combos 🌱✨

Organic veggies fresh from our fields, homemade condiments, and so many other goodies made right here on the farm or island to help you put together the perfect breakfast, lunch, snacks, dinner, or even dessert !??

Let us know if you have your own favourite combo of things from the farmstand!

05/28/2026

Our salad mix from field to farmstand 🌱🥗

Harvest days are a fine-tuned routine around here, especially with our most popular seller - the salad mix! Here’s a look at the steps we take to get it washed, packed, and ready for the farmstand.
We’ve especially been loving the mini gem, salanova variety, it’s been making the mix extra good these days.

What other behind the scenes farm processes would you like to see?

Our Camas on the farm 💜Camas are such special plants, with a deep history on these lands. This year our camas meadow has...
05/24/2026

Our Camas on the farm 💜

Camas are such special plants, with a deep history on these lands. This year our camas meadow has really thrived and it has been so exciting to see. Our honey bees and bumble bees love it too!

Camas is a cultural keystone species in the Salish Sea and has nourished Indigenous communities since deep time with its carbohydrate rich bulbs. Camas patches like this one on the farm are the remnants of ancient Indigenous food systems that were tended by families through propagation, weeding, burning and fertilization. 

The loss of Indigenous stewardship of these food systems along with browsing by hyperabundant deer, invasion by non-native plants, urban and rural development, including colonial agriculture, has resulted in camas becoming increasingly rare.

As one of the most culturally important plants in the Salish Sea region, it makes us very grateful to be able to steward a small patch of camas here on the farm.

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190 Reynolds Road
Salt Spring Island, BC
V8K1Y2

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