A familiar place. A respectful distance.
The farmhouse, barns and fields may look familiar—but the Kent Farm is a privately owned home and working property. It is not open for drop-in visits.
Road Safety Notice
The road in front of Kent Farm is an active public roadway. For your safety, please do not stop or park along the road or boulevard.
Safer parking is available at the base of the trail, approximately 300 feet from the main driveway at the location marked on this guide.
The best view is from the public trail.
For a safer alternative to the roadway, parking is available at the base of the public trail, approximately 300 feet from the main driveway at the location marked on this guide. This parking area is not owned, operated, managed or guaranteed by Kent Farm. From there, walk up the trail alongside the farm, remaining outside every fence and gate.
Stop at the public viewpoint marked on the guide and look toward the yellow farmhouse, red barn and silo. The trail itself is the familiar farm approach viewers recognize from Smallville.
Open in Google Maps →Please help protect the farm
- Stay on the public trail and outside every fence and gate.
- Do not enter the driveway, yard, fields, barns or outbuildings.
- Do not stop or park along the roadway or boulevard.
- Do not block roads, gates or farm access points.
- Keep dogs leashed, take litter with you and respect residents’ privacy.
The visitor guide uses Township of Langley 2025 orthophotography and mapped public-trail geometry. The route is shown as a simplified visitor-oriented diagram and is not a survey.
Take a little of the farm with you
From the Kent Farm shop.
Thoughtful pieces inspired by the land, the story and the work of carrying this place forward.
Visit the Shop →Kent Farm is a privately owned heritage property in Aldergrove, British Columbia. Formerly known as the Anderlini Farm, its yellow farmhouse, red barn, fields, and outbuildings have appeared in television, films, and commercials for more than two decades.
Today, the property is entering a thoughtful new chapter. The buildings and landscape are being renewed with respect for their history, while this website records the farm’s screen legacy and the restoration work still ahead.