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Bird’s Eye Cove Farm

Bird’s Eye Cove Farm

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5881 Genoa Bay Rd, Duncan, British Columbia, V9L 5Y6, Canada
(250) 748-6379 birdseyecovefarm.com
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Jun 4, 2018
Went here for a friends wedding. Great venue. Cool, outdoor undercover bar. Very lovely views.

Apr 26, 2018
Friendly place to have pizza. Bring a blanket and sit on the ground, or sit at a table. Bring your own drinks, if you want. Lovely view!

Mar 27, 2017
Can't recommend pizza night enough. I've been multiple times and always loved it. Bring some friends, bring some wine and/or beer, and soak in the views while indulging in the best pizza I've had in the valley so far. And, if it rains, move into the beautiful timber framed barn. There's also a farm store selling various on site produced goods worth checking out while there. The farm also plays host to various events such as yoga classes and can be rented for weddings. Cool place, cool people, great location.

Jul 29, 2017
If you want to have a event in a area that is stunning (ocean, rock cliffs, rolling fields) beautiful building, amazing staff. Then you will want to book this venue. The family run business will do there best to make your event all that it can be. I know because I have been working along side them for 3 years with Blue Lily Event Planning. It is rustic, welcoming, perfect island wedding with a touch of farm life with highland cattle grazing in the back ground.

Jul 30, 2017
Lovely venue. Was there for a friend's wedding.

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