For over 37 years now, Thunderbird Show Park has grown to become one of North America's premier show facilities and the largest venue of its kind on Canada's West Coast.  The original facility on 200 Street and Highway #1 was relocated in 1999 to our current 85 acre site at the corner of 248 Street and 72 Avenue - just minutes away from Highway #1.  Our new facility was built by combining the vision of owners George and Diane Tidball along with the expertise of equestrian landscape architect Robert Jolicoeur - International Equestrian Design (IED), whose credits include the equestrian venue for the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games.

Bring your family and spend a day with us enjoying World Cup Show Jumping, breed shows, auctions and new in 2010, the Thunderbird Show Park Fall Fest in October.  Enjoy shopping at the Thunderbird Tack Shop and other various stores setup in vendor row during our horse shows.

Saws provided. Sorry, no dogs allowed. Cash or cheque only please. A family Christmas Tree-dition for over forty years. Once you have chosen your perfect Christmas tree from our 18 acre farm, there will be a complimentary candy cane to munch while listening to Christmas carols by the roaring fire. We have saws for you and remember to dress warmly and bring your camera. See you soon and Merry Christmas from the Sawatsky Family. We are 4 km east of The Fort on River Road at 252nd Street.

320 seat theatre available for booking many local productions, musicians, pow wows.

Mountain View Conservation & Breeding Centre was founded in 1986, and is a BC non-profit wildlife conservation facility dedicated to saving rare and endangered Canadian wildlife species from extinction. We operate endangered species conservation and recovery programs here at our breeding facility that covers over 300 acres of beautiful Fraser Valley rainforest.

The Centre hosts guided tours at 10:00 am and 1:00 pm (rain or shine) between March 1st and October 31st.

Learn all about our Conservation, breeding and return programs that are saving BC's Northern Spotted Owls, Vancouver Island Marmots, Oregon Spotted Frogs plus some of our 500 species of flora and fauna that is in our Conservatory. 

Bring your camera, wear appropriate clothing for the weather, and reserve your tour in advance please Special rates for School & College Student Groups, Scouts and Guides, Seniors & Community groups. Call us at 604-882-9313 for more information or visit www.mtnviewconservation.org for more info.

The Anderson Family invite you to visit their farm during the Easter weekend, and the month of October for their Harvest Festivities, to learn more about the farm.  Family reservations are not required during these 2 main openings.  School classes, church/youth groups, birthday parties, company/family get-togethers all require a reservation and are available from March 1st through October 31st.  ADOR ACRES also provides a farm animal display for your company or family event.  Spring baby animal class tours?  Campouts? Outdoor activities?  Maybe we can help.

We are known for our wonderful array of farm animals featuring goats, sheep, chickens, peafowl and of course our team of oxen Zorro and Zeldo.

Many varieties, sizes and shapes of pumpkins are just waiting in the field to be chosen for that special jack-o-lantern.  Our October produce tent features many different vegetables such as broccoli, cauliflower and corn, picked while you wait, jams, jellies, and fruit.

Hay rides complement all of the main farm activities.

Check out our beautiful website at www.aldoracres.com for all of the other activities that are associated with Aldor Acres.