Our Story

A Passion for Sustainable Farming

Welcome to Gold Fox Acres! Our farm is located in the heart of North Okanagan, BC, where we are dedicated to sustainable and socially responsible farming. We specialize in raising Nigerian dwarf goats, Shetland sheep and Canadian horses. Our commitment to the community and providing fresh, nutritious produce is at the core of our mission. We believe that natural food is fundamental to a healthy lifestyle. Get to know us better by exploring our farm tours, goat yoga and art retreats.

What We Offer

Experience Our Farm

Farm tours are by appointment only now.

Come take a tour of our farm and experience the natural beauty of North Okanagan. We offer farm tours, goat yoga and art retreats. Come and enjoy the fresh air, connect with our animals and learn about sustainable farming practices. Contact us to book your experience today!

Meet Our Animals

Everyone has a job here, even if it's just being cute.

Meet some of the types of animals you might meet at the farm.

Canadian Horses

Meet Lacey and Phoenix our Canadian horses who are our ambassadors for our national horse of Canada. The Canadian horse also known as 'Petite Cheval' or the Little Iron horse were sent over to Canada by Louis the XIV, they are known for their hardiness and willingness to work. many owners of this breed will tell you that if your fixing the fence than the Canadian will be trying to help swing the hammer

Nigerian Dwarf Goats

The Nigerian dwarf goat is a miniature dairy breed of west African origins and developed in the USA . They are known for their small size, range of colours and , docile friendly nature making them fantastic companion pets. Nigerians can produce a surprising amount of milk for their size.

Ours provide us with fresh milk that we use to make cheese for home use as well as goats milk soap which we sell when available.

Shetland Sheep

The Shetland is a small, wool-producing breed of sheep originating in the Shetland Isles, Scotland. Shetlands are classified as a landrace or "unimproved" breed. This breed is kept for its very fine wool, for meat, and for conservation grazing

Our ewes are mostly kept just as pets now, but they still provide local spinners with wonderful fleeces to turn into yarn!