This is a great place. Kid friendly, has season things to do such as strawberry picking, sunflower…read morewalk, pumpkins. We have been here a few times now. The sunflower walk is really nice, lots of tall sunflowers and some great spots to take pictures. Last year they had art (of minions) interspersed throughout. We also went strawberry picking and they had SO many strawberries. Just rows and rows. They tasted so good too - juicy, sweet, flavourful. Definitely way better than the ones you buy on plastic cartons at the grocery store. You can either pay for one of their baskets (and you can get like a dollar back if you return it), or you can bring your own basket as long as it is labeled with how many Litres it holds. A 2L basket is $14 for you to pick and fill.

We were looking for a sunflower walk that wasn't too far from Toronto, and this fit the bill. It's…read morequite a bumpy ride after turning in from the road since parking is just on soil. When we reached the white tent, the employee asked what we were there for since there's the sunflower walk, picking strawberries and veggies from the farm, and cutting your own bouquets of flowers. For the sunflower walk, she directed us to the hut a little further away, and we could pay there. The walk there was filled with cardboard cutouts with face holes with Toy Story characters. It's currently $5.25 per person, free for those under three years of age, and $3.25 per person if you're cutting flowers on the same day. Paying was easy with a tap of a credit card. The sunflower walk starts at the bales of hay. We saw plenty of bees on the sunflowers and there were many photo opportunities with the Minions from Despicable Me. They were painted as recreations of famous paintings.  We didn't pick our own veggies, but it was interesting to see how they're grown. Some of the veggies that we saw were Swiss chard, kale, zucchini, bell peppers, green onions, leeks, pyo beans, beets, radishes, tomatoes, cherry tomatoes, and cabbage. Their farm market has these veggies for sale already picked as well as other products like honey, bouquets of flowers, and strawberries.

What a fun way to spend an autumn afternoon. Lots of fun activities for the little ones.read more

A once every summer drive to Springridge never disappoints. A well-run operation from the farm to…read moretheir own branding of jarred comestibles, which we drive out for every summer. Their BBQ sauces are literally like home made, including relishes, jams, chutneys, etc. Lots of activities for children, great café and croissants for the adults. Nice crowd frequenting this place. We always enjoy visiting. Their store carries lots of bits and pieces for the home, reminiscent of Cracker Barrel in the US.

A fun place to check out during their sunflower field season and harvest season. Perfect for…read morefamilies. I like that you can reserve spots online so it doesn't become overly crowded. Something about being at a farm takes me back to my childhood. Great for kids, a fun day out, highly recommend going at least once!

"this place makes me so happy!"…read more This place is amazing. Everything is so affordable and sweet. We arrived on a thanksgiving monday and it was quite busy. We also went in late season so the only apples we were allowed to pick were empire apples (good nonetheless)! Entrance fee was $3 and there was a tractor ride, corn maze, and small farm with chickens/rabbits and goats I believe. There is a beautiful cute shop with homemade jams which are delicious and raw honey. It's a great place to go with family and such a fun time! Lots of fun to see and explore. Now on the next adventure....

Owner was very passionate and super nice. The tour was very fun and the alpacas are very cute…read more Totally worth the money and we had a very fun time learning about alpacas. The stories of the individual alpacas were adorable and memorable. The owner was very excited to answer our questions. Feeding the alpacas and touching them was such a great experience. Would totally recommend to anyone looking for something fun to do!

From the owner: Looking for a unique experience?…read more Come meet our alpacas up close and personal. For a truly unique experience come meet our alpacas up close and personal - you'll be amazed at how unique each alpaca is. Get the whole family involved with our family-oriented tours are suitable for all ages. For the majority of your private tour you will be able to interact directly with the alpacas. You'll get to handle, pet and feed them treats as well as take lots of selfies with the alpacas. Be sure to bring a camera as crias (baby alpacas) are very photogenic! You'll also be entertained with lots of interesting and amusing stories. Be sure to ask questions too.

We love Round the Bend farm! Farm animals include cows, pigs, chickens, sheep, goats, alpaca ?,…read moreducks, peacock, rabbits, etc. The rabbits are closer to the house and there are some adorable baby bunnies! There's also a large area for sunflowers and pumpkin patch. Kids would enjoy the maze and large bumpy slide. Market: amazing variety. I am afraid to go inside especially the baked goods area. Everything is orderly and fresh. Going to buy all my veggies here from now on. RTBF also has a CSA program where vegetables can be delivered/picked up (curbside available) until early November. The portions and variety are amazing! We're so happy to have joined. Price was also very reasonable. Everything is always so fresh and tastes amazing. Our favourite are the cherry tomatoes. I have been eating them like candy! Some CSA items have been in our fridge for over a week and still looking fresh. A weekly letter is sent to give us ideas of what to make or maybe frozen for later. One of the perks of being in the CSA bin program is that admission to the farm is complimentary and we can come back anytime! Perfect if you have kids in the family. They also give you some veggies to feed the animals. Lots of parking. You can park on the grass if the gravel lot is full. Staff are very nice and knowledgeable. We will definitely be back soon!

It's a great stop for children! They provide produce to feed their animals at the entrance and it…read moreis free with entry. The animals are not afraid to come to you which makes it great for be kids. Just be careful because they seem to be very hungry all the time The farm is spread across a large area and it includes the animal pens, a small straw maze with slides, old tractors for riding, tube chute slide, corn maze, sunflower fields, and a small pumpkin patch where they've collected all the harvested pumpkins in one area. They have decorated straw bales and scarecrows for halloween. The farm market is very rustic. This is where you can get fresh vegetables, baked goods, pies, meat, cheese, dairy and more! I've tried a couple cookies and they were delicious. I've also tried the turkey pot pie- a little salty but the pie crust was sooo flaky! What's amazing is that they also allow pets as long as they are on leash, you poop and scoop, and that they don't scare the animals. It's a family affair!

Beautiful farm! Excellent boarding facilities and training. Top notch horse care.read more

Stonewell Farm is amazing. the Farm is beautiful and the Lavender oils and salts were to die for.read more

From the owner: Stonewell Farm offers yoga and photography sessions in the lavender field.read more

I decided to book this gorgeous stay back in January to ensure a great weekend date of one choice!…read moreI'm so glad I decided to book here - this place is so beautiful. If you're looking for a perfect weekend getaway, romantic stay or just to relax- this place is for you! It's fully equipped with everything you need for the perfect "glamping" experience. The host come to greet us when we arrived and was very friendly and informative while she gave us a tour of the farm! It's kept in such good condition and extremely clean. There are 3 tents available to stay but we chose the "the cooper retreat tent" and it was a great choice. We had our own fire pit, bbq, and prepping table. The tent is huge with a couch, bed, fireplace, storage and a water dispenser to drink from. Breakfast was included with our stay and we got to choose a time for her to bring it to us. We had a selection of pastries, fruit, yogurt, coffee, tea and juice. Make sure to book your stay way in advance so you aren't disappointed to see they're fully booked for the whole summer!! Thank you again for this unique and incredible stay. We are looking at dates to rebook because it was a fabulous experience for us! PS. The owner of the farm has put so much work into her place and it shows how passionate she is about her farm. I love staying in unique places where people love what they do. She is meant for this! Thanks again for the opportunity we hope to see you again soon :)

Honestly very shocked to see bad reviews for this place. Google reviews appears to be more…read morereflective of how great this place really is. Came here on a Saturday night for a one night stay during the spring and Covid restrictions. Could have asked for a better experience. Positives: extremely clean, use of your own personal bathroom, cozy, tons of firewood, helpful and very nice host, and they have a dog that treats you upon entry. Breakfast was plentiful and enough to feed a family of 5. Negatives: showers were closed (but that's because of Covid), the tents are a little bit closer to each other than we expected (not so close that you can hear each other, but enough that you can see each other - we expected to be a bit more secluded), there is a nearby highway, so you can hear cars in the background throughout the day. Perhaps a bit steep for the price, but would definitely recommend and come back. Worth every dollar to at least experience once.

We were here for the Richmond Hill doors open 2026. They offered us a tour in the field and shared…read morethe Mead making process. The most amazing part was seeing the bees closely. And the staff also explained how the bees work/Queen's tasks, and so on. We had a chance to touch the bees with our hands, but I was a bit scared to touch them. The staff also showed us the Queen Bee that they marked a sign Bright Blue on the back. We moved to another house for the mead process. This was the first time that I known of honey wine. It's almost the same as the wine produced process, just this time was coming from Honey. Before we stepped out, there is a gift shop that we could purchase some honey products.

We ordered our wedding favors from Circling Hawk after doing a quick Google search of "wedding…read morefavor+honey+Toronto." Thanks to Martha Stewart for the idea! They were very easy to work with, including responding to any questions that I had immediately. The favors were a hit at the wedding, especially since it came in cute packaging that included a honey dipper and a little message. They're quite far from where we are, but we had a nice road trip to Oak Ridges on a Saturday morning. It's a small farm that you may miss while driving on Leslie Street. We spoke to the gentleman who also introduced us to mead. I had never heard of it. We were able to try a few flavors and ended up buying a bottle to take home. For anyone getting married and looking for a favor, why not consider honey? Everyone likes it and it's (fairly) unique. Good for: honey, party favors