My favorite spot to pick delicious apples in the fall. They welcome you in to pick as many apples…read moreas you want, to fit in a cloth bag that is provided to you. A full bag will cost $26, tax free. Super amazing! Or, $1.45 per pound, if you do not fill the bag completely. There's a tractor trailer that takes you into the orchard every couple minutes. Great place for groups, families and couples. Go on their website to see the harvest calendar. There are different types of apples that harvest at different times. See which one you would like to pick. I've picked the honeycrisp so far, rich red and green color, crisp, and not too sweet. Will be returning soon for my golden delicious.

We visited Downey's Farm over the weekend and had so much fun. A few points you want to consider…read morebefore visiting: first, you are required to purchase the admission tickets online and second, early mornings are the best time to visit as it gets very busy 11am onwards and there would be parking issues and even lineups at the entrance. The farm has so many fun activities for kids and families, from bouncy pumpkin, zip line, wagon ride, feeding the animals, etc. There are food vendors available for cold refreshments, pop corn, cheeseburgers, poutine and chicken burgers/fingers. You can purchase lunch and refreshments 11am-4pm, but pip corn station is open all day long. You can also purchase farm products like honey, pies, apple ciders, picked apples from the market. You can also purchase pumpkin without requiring the admission ticket.

Downey's is always an absolute joy to visit every fall season. The apple pies are incredible with…read moreflakey crust and delicious apples grown on the farm. The pumpkin donuts are also delicious if you enjoy sweet fried desserts. I highly recommend pre ordering these on their website and picking up as line ups can get really busy on weekends, even at opening. Highly recommend picking the mcintosh and macoun apples super juicy and sweet!

Really nice place to see some Lavender fields(grove)! It was…read morerelaxing nice to see the clouds and sit and relax amongst the lavender. The bag to cut your own for $10 was a good experience and you can put a good amount inside. The store had a variety of things, not a lot! The lavender/lemonade ice cream was good. We walked to the river (river walk), it was ok! There was a few really wet muddy spots and then you get to the edge of a river. Just ok. They could put some more straw or gravel in the wet spots. Overall it was good but over priced! $17 each so $34 for 2 people is a lot to walk through the lavender! Sorry but it is too much! I know there is up keep but I am sure if they have that much lavender it's not just there for us to look at, there is money too be made.

Beautiful spot to spend a summer day. This farm is beautiful with different types of French and…read moreEnglish lavender (both purple and white ones) and lots of areas for photo ops. They are dog friendly and well organized - you can buy your tickets ahead online. You can bring your own food and enjoy a picnic at one of their beautifully painted picnic tables -- just be warned there isn't much shade so bring your sunscreen and wide brimmed hat! The $10 cut your own lavender is a great experience and definitely better value than buying pre-cut lavender in their boutique. The shop is really cute and has lots of lavender infused items. They have yoga on some evenings but I went in the morning so wasn't able to check it out. I do recommend coming in the morning though, as it is less crowded. We stayed for about an hour and it was already getting busier when we left around 11am.

One of the few cut your own tree farms near the city. Great selection of fresh trees along with a…read moreshop full of apples, pies, honey, preserves, maple syrup and many more harvest and festive items. The owner is a gracious and humble man, well worth the trip and will return next year.

Nice apple orchard for PYO with apples, pumpkins, and christmas trees…read more It's not too big and a picturesque walk. There are a lot of varieties and not a lot of signage. If anyone is around, ask them to point out the different rows. Staff was cool with trying apples before you bag them. Its a fun taste test. There are play areas for the kids, but its not as big as some other PYO that can get crowded. You have to buy a bag to enter, min. 2 people per bag at $20. Not sure about kids. Fill it to the top. There is a country store with honey, baked goods, and some produce, lots of squashes and apples. Free parking happy harvest

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.

I've been to the market multiple times, though I haven't checked out the farm side yet. The market…read moreitself is set up like a small boutique shop. They carry fresh fruits and vegetables from local farmers, so prices can be a little higher since they're reselling, but the produce is always clean, colorful, and great quality. Beyond the basics, they also sell indoor and outdoor plants, unique brands you won't usually find at grocery stores, and specialty items like quail eggs, duck eggs, and a nice variety of cheeses. I even came across some vegetables I'd never tried before, like black kale, which was new to me. The staff are always super friendly and outgoing. I've visited a few times now and never had an issue with any of the products. For me, this market is an easy five stars.

Out of the 3 farms that I've visited recently, Rock Garden was probably my favourite, but that…read moredoesn't say much. This "farm" was more like a garden centre + a nice grocery store that sells primarily produce, a good share of baked goods, & some bottled items like preserves, maple syrup, jams, honey, etc. There was no "pick your own" strawberries. At least none that I saw anyway. What sorta leaves a sour taste in my mouth is that farms always promote this support, "Eat Local" mentality, but their prices seem on-par with Whole Foods: 3 tri-coloured bell peppers - $7+, a dozen free-range eggs - $4.50, a pint of strawberries - $6, a pint of peaches/nectarines - $5 (almost $1/ea), etc. I just had an egg this morning and it tasted like a regular, store bought egg. Nothing discerning about it. I also bought a 8" peach pie and wished that I had chosen another fruit. As I cut into the pie, I noticed that all the peach slices were all spread out, covering may 50% of the filling. The rest of it was clear, sweet, gelatin. My friend get a Saskatoon berry and the filling was more consistent. So if you're planning to get a pie, SKIP the peach! I thought that buying straight from the source would be cheaper/same prices at the grocery store, but BETTER quality, but I guess I was wrong.

Cute farm with crazy sweet corn! Awesome pumpkins, Brussels sprouts, peas, sunflowers, desserts…read moreand much much more! We got corn and decorative corn to spruce up our door entrance of our house. Also, Allison's Farm was one of Halton Hill's Autumn Discovery Pass businesses.

Some of the best corn I've ever had whenever we have gone to pick some out at the farmers market,…read morehighly recommend :)

I visit Singh Farm anytime I visit Brampton. They have really fresh produce, always someone to help…read moreyou when you need help finding something, and the store always has an upbeat vibe. When you drive up to the store, it's super bright and colorful, and it can't be missed. I enjoy the fresh juice bar, and each time I go in, I ask one of the employees to make me something new, and they never disappoint! It's a huge plus they have all those fresh fruits and veggies available. I'm super sensitive to certain things, and they always make something within my restrictions and I've never had an issue. The owner has gotten to know that I'm a visitor from out of country and always comes out to say hi and makes me feel like family. Thank you! I'd definitely recommend this store if you're a local or visiting. We need stores with this extra touch of humanness where I'm from, too.

Amazing juice served - fresh and made with love! Service is always polite and the staff look like…read morethey have fun. Ambiance is welcoming and warm. Great way to support a local family business.

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.

I've been riding here for over two years and went from that "I've never ridden a horse in my life"…read morestage to being an intermediate rider with the help of my coach and the other rider. I greatly recommend this farm!