Celebrate the Coming of Christmas
Christmas, for us, is a special time of year when we celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ our Lord. We love the traditional side of Christmas and seeing customers each year who've made coming to our farm a part of their Christmas family tradition. We also love to welcome newcomers.
Our farm smells like an evergreen forest with our beautiful selection of fresh cut Balsam and Fraser fir.
There's hot apple cider in the market to warm you up along with fresh baked pies and Christmas favorites such as Kawartha Dairy eggnog, turkey pies and shortbread cookies mmmm!
Fresh, free-range, grain fed turkeys are available by special order for Christmas dinner.
We are open Thursday to Sunday in November,
daily in December until December 24th.
Call 905-887-1087 for hours open.
We are open some weekday evenings
beginning December 5th.
November
A time to pause and reflect on the passing of seasons. I once heard the saying- enjoy the browns of November. November is not an exciting month, the leaves have mostly dropped, the birds are heading south and the excitement of Halloween is past. Still, it does have its own beauty and this year the weather has been wonderful.
It is a good time to catch your breath before the busyness of December arrives. Our farm is now quieter, a good time to relax and enjoy without the crowds of October.
Our Enchanted Forest is now closed for the season and will reopen the first weekend in May. Our farm animals are still here and love to have visitors.
We are open in November
Thursday – Sunday
9:00 till 5:00
Our farm is closed for the season December 25th
until the first weekend in May.
See You in the Spring
School tours begin mid April.
Our farm reopens the first weekend in May with lots of fun stuff to do. Our Enchanted Forest is open and our wagon rides begin again.
We are open to the public Thursday to Sunday in May including Victoria Day Monday from 9am till 5pm.
All of us at the farm wish you a
Very Merry Christmas
and may your winter be safe and warm
No Smoking, No Outside Food and No Dogs