A hidden place outside of GTA, do not expect high standard fishing this place are more into…read morenaturally untouched ecological place.

The owner is incredibly nice and always takes us on a tour of the farm whenever we are there. Today…read morewe arrived while they were shearing the alpacas. They also have chicken, geese, ducks, goats, sheep and pigs. Their dogs are so cute and super friendly once they know you aren't a threat. This is a great spot to go if you are in Springbrook.

The perfect fall outing! This place has it all, apple picking, a hayride, pumpkin patch, poutine…read moretruck and I'm pretty sure I saw a corn maze! If you can only hit up one place this would be it. Disclaimer: it is an all you can eat apple buffet out there so you will see apples with a bite taken out rolling on the ground or in this case, still up a tree lol

The full fall farm experience not so far from Toronto. It was my first time doing apple picking,…read morehad tons of fun, and felt like a kid. I got lost in the corn maze, did the tractor ride, picked a bunch of delicious honey crisp and royal gala apples, and selected a high quality pumpkin that was included in the ticket. Everything is well marked, so you know what trees are what and staff is very helpful. I would totally do it again. It needs more places to sit and lunch food available was not great but still a top experience

We came by September to pick apples. We had picked some empire and honey crisp apples. They were…read moredelicious! It's $17 a person for admission fee which includes a 5lb bag! It's not cheap but the quality is definitely there. We love organic apples since apples are on the dirty dozen list. We love the whole experience of picking our own on an amazing sunny day the staff as super nice, there were lots of apples left to be picked. Parking lot is quite small, I suggest to carpool if you're coming in a larger group. We definitely recommend this farm :) Will be back next year!

Came by for pick your own recently. We called in advance to see what the strawberry yield might be…read moreand found out raspberry season was just starting. It was quite busy on a beautiful weekend so we weren't surprised. The staff was very nice and friendly. They gave us advice for picking, we paid ($16 per person) and went in. There's a tractor you can take out to where the strawberries (10 min walk) and raspberries (6 min walk) are. We opted to walk since it was so beautiful outside. Unfortunately, it really was the end of strawberry season. A lot were burnt by the sun or were too soft, especially on the bottoms. After little luck, we decided to pick raspberries only. The buckets are different so we made sure we filled the correct one. There were a lot more raspberries and we worked hard to fill our buckets. Be careful because the raspberry bushes have thorns! We also stopped by the shop on the way out. We'll be back for apple season.

Nice area with a unrushed environment…read more There is no per person entrance fee, you pay for a bag (should hold approx 20lbs worth) for $35.00 The selections were Ambrosia, Royal Gala and Honey Crisp. We really enjoyed the Ambrosia as they were just coming to season and the Honey Crisp were a close second. The staff here are very friendly and helpful with any and all inquiries. Proprietor James Kent is very friendly and helpful with all your needs of the farm. There is an Island grill food truck on premise and will definitely need to give them a try

We chose The Rolling Acres for our wedding in April 2018. We couldn't have asked for a better…read morevenue! The Rolling Acres is stunning, and everyone there did such a wonderful job getting ready for our big day. The food was delicious and everyone has told us how much they enjoyed it! From the cocktail hour, to the dinner and late night food, everything was great. The owners Diane and Lou were incredible and all their staff did such an amazing job. Our family and friends told us how much they loved the venue and everyone working there. We really couldn't have picked a better place. Diane made my day completely stress free! I am so glad that we chose The Rolling Acres for our wedding day. I wish we could do it again it was so much fun, and we would use them a hundred times over! If your looking for a great venue with amazing food and wonderful people, this is it!

From the owner: Country setting, rustic yet modern with a beautiful wedding venue that is affordable and…read morestress-free.

My best friend lives in Port Hope Canada two years ago for her birthday I bought her a gift…read morecertificate which she apparently never used. Lame. Fast Forward to my visit a couple of weeks ago. This was probably the funnest thing I did on my trip to Canada (well Duran Duran was pretty awesome too). It was hot as hell so the yoga was great because it was in the shade if you're going to do goat yoga plan on getting dirty. The goats poop on your mats and eat your hair but it's all worth it. Oh there's some super cuddly kids in there! The yoga was definitely the easiest yoga I've done because it was at your own pace we couldn't really hear the instructor so we kind of tried to follow along with people that work close to us that we watched. They asked that you bring a matt, which we didn't even think of. Luckilyish they had some spare mats and I'm glad I didn't bring my matt because they were filthy afterwards... Like with poop, dirt, and grass. There is a store and a goat Cafe. I heard so many good things about the goat Cafe but apparently they were out of everything even though we were at the beginning of the day. There were only 3 menu items available. I picked the pulled pork. It was so sweet it was inedible I took a bite and I couldn't eat anymore I actually returned it to the guy uneaten. He didn't even ask if I wanted a box, which I would have told him no it's horrible. So I don't recommend eating at the cafe at all. I did pick up a couple of cookies and goodies and they were dry and flavorless. The goat cheese was amazing!! I highly recommend picking up some goat cheese especially the gouda the gouda is good. They also have some really good grapefruit mint soda that I loved. He asked the lady what a favorite is and she says the goat fudge which I ate the other night and it was mediocre at best. On the website you can pick between yoga and a schmergel. Well if you're like me I was like what the hell is a shmurgle. It's where you walk around the farm with either goats or an alpaca pack. They also have overnight stays available we did consider it but then we thought oh no what if the goats scream... never mind. My friend never used her gift certificate because she wants to go do an alpaca shmurgle so she'll be back.

Great walking paths. Icelandic horses. Goats of course. Friendly staff…read more Alpacas, exotic chicken and baby piggy's

Such a nice escape hidden in the heart of Toronto. From the small park just before the entrance to…read morethe beautiful large trail behind the zoo, this area really feels like a quaint little secret. Its not busy and its free to enter! An actual zoo and includes barnyard animals you can get right up close to! This is even encouraged. Some stools in the barn, perfect to help your litte ones get the perfect view. So much fun! Highly recommend!

Love this little free farm (we do donate every time we go) in the city with animals to observe…read more Been taking kid since she was a baby and we all love it. Now they have a centre open for babies and toddlers! Awesome!