Pick your own season will begin with strawberries.

Other crops we will have for pick your own throughout our growing season are peas, beans, tomatoes, flowers and pumpkins.

Call 905-985-6749 for up-to-date farm information.

Our pick your own crop message is updated for picking conditions and hours open.

 Book online for our fun family activities. Great fun to enhance your farm visit and pick your own experience

Picking your own is a harvest-only activity.  We discourage sampling in the field as this hand-to-mouth activity can increase the spread of disease.

We have multiple hand-wash stations available for you and request you wash your hands before picking, after visiting the farm animals, eating, and before leaving the farm.

We will continue to minimize touchpoints

  • Please do not bring your own containers for picking.  Our pick your crops are sold by volume and not weight.  Baskets are sold in our farm market.  The price of the basket is based on the value of a full basket.  The price does not change based on how full your basket is.
  • we have a minimum of one basket/box per 2 people to enter our fields

Call before coming 905-985-6749 for an update on picking conditions.

Our farm animals love visitors. Our playground is open and wagon rides are running on weekends from 10 am till 3 pm.

Hand washing is required after visiting the animals and before leaving the farm.

Pick your own crops add a nice hands-on activity that lets you be part of your food's journey from farm to plate.

There are ways to experience the farm.  Click here for more information on our activities available.

Our main pick your own crops here at the farm are: strawberries, peas, beans, tomatoes, and pumpkins  

Picking your own fruits and vegetables is a fun and fruitful way to spend time with your family on our farm

Call our crop information line at 905-985-6749 for current crop reports

Click here for online booking

“Farm Etiquette”

Farm visit do’s and don’ts that will make your farm visit great!

  • We are a working farm.  Please take care as you may encounter tractors and other farm equipment.  Please respect any rules and signs displayed.

  • The ground is uneven in places.

    Please be mindful of your footing.  Although we keep accessibility in mind when planning there are some areas that are not easily accessible.

  • Service Dogs are welcomed

    Please leave your pets at home.

    • Not everyone is comfortable around dogs.
    • They are not permitted in our market as we are selling food.
    • Our farm animals get stressed with dogs as they see them as predators.
    • We welcome families with small children.

  • Please park your vehicle in designated areas only.

  • For your own safety, visit only identified areas. You are visiting a working farm and a business. There are areas off limits due to safety concerns.

  • Please supervise your children to ensure a fun, safe visit.  We are a working farm and have areas that are not safe for children to be in.

  • Keep closed gates closed and opened gates open.

  • Dispose of garbage in receptacles. It's best if you have a litterless visit.  Picking in a field free from garbage is appreciated by everyone.

  • Always wash your hands after touching any animals. Remember farm animals are domesticated, not tamed.

  • For your safety and that of others who pick after you sampling is not allowed as this is a hand to mouth activity.  Please treat our fields and crops with respect as they are our source of our livelihood.  Leave no garbage or water bottles in the field.

  • Have fun on your adventure here in the country. Staff are ready and willing to help.

Preparing to visit a farm checklist

  • Call ahead 905-985-6749 or check the web site to be sure the variety of fruits, vegetables and/or other specific products you want are ready and available.

  • Mornings  are cooler and more comfortable if you are picking your own produce.

  • Wear comfortable clothing and shoes appropriate for the weather conditions. Rubber boots may come in handy if there has been a recent rain. Don’t forget the sunscreen, hand sanitizer and bug repellent.

  • Bring a cooler with ice packs for perishable items such as meat and ice cream that are available for purchase in our market.

  • Always remember to wash your hands before handling food especially if you have been in an animal display area.

  • Take your camera and make sure your phone is charged. There will be lots of opportunity to capture some great memories.

  • We try to keep the farm clean and litter free. Outside food is not permitted. Water is available in our market.

  • Our admission fee helps us offer clean and safe areas to visit on the farm. Our farm animals barn, play area and trails are open for visitors and a wristband is required to enter our activity area. These may be purchased in our market.  We have a number of fun family activities

  • Be clear on your directions. Google does not always work correctly. Look for us in Greenbank or Scugog. check out our hours and location.

Call 905-985-6749 for a daily crop updates

Check out the Seasonal Availability Chart below from Foodland Ontario

(we don’t grow everything on the chart but its good to have- it shows you when the various fruits and vegetables grown here in Ontario are available).

Fruits

Vegetables

Service minded? – Check out our Giving Garden