Pete Murray's Corn Farm

We will always come back here. Our only option in Kamloops was Sunset Valley Farms, where we were treated rudely last year. Pete’s is welcoming, friendly and feels like visiting someone’s home.

The best sweet corn I've ever had!

Great farmers, great place, great food

I used to work here.. when I was 12 or 13, and for two weeks of working overtime hours in the fields he paid me a total of 50 dollars... it's not right or ok. If that's the only wage then let people know at least...

This is very likely the most delicious corn in the world. If you're just stopping by to pick up some corn you can be in and out in about 10 seconds.

A fantastic way to spend the day with the Family! In the fall they offer a tractor ride where you make two stops along the way, the first stop is to feed the sheep some corn (how they love the corn!) and the second stop is to pick your very own pumpkins!The experience is rounded off with a spectacular corn maze and a photo booth, a campfire and an outdoor gift shop that sells autumn decor, coffee, hot chocolate and popcorn!

Very friendly staff! Went with a school class field trip, everyone had fun

Great family fun experience!

We went to Pete Murray's Corn Farm with the family looking for a pumpkin. I brought my service dog and was abruptly told in the muddy parking lot that dogs weren't allowed as they had guard dogs that get upset with other dogs.This was a huge disappointment as my dog is both my partner and a huge part of our family. I saw many other people arrive at the 'farm' thinking it was a 'farm' and dogs would be allowed; they were told by the same man the same answer.This makes no sense as you are inviting public onto your farm, lead alone a service dog is legally allowed everywhere.PUT YOUR GUARD DOGS AWAY WHEN YOU HAVE INVITED PUBLIC ONTO YOUR PROPERTY !!!My wife and daughter went in upset but we drove all that way, we needed a pumpkin. I stayed outside on the muddy driveway. My daughter and wife came back with three terrible pumpkins, and told me how muddy it was everywhere. WE defiantly wont be back for pumpkins or corn unfortunately as we like supporting local farms.