My sweetie and I are on our Pumpkinfest Weekend Tour!…read more Our current stop is at Hagerman Farms in Picton. As expected, we found locally grown fruits and vegetables here. The best surprise were the pies, tarts and other delicious treats!

Always a great place to buy from local farmers and see some farm animals. Friendly staff and…read morehelpful. A few pot holes to manage around getting in but maybe by choice .

Old Mill Alpacas is a wonderful farm, a fantastic experience for friends and family, and also a…read morewoolen wear vendor of exceptional quality. On top of all that, they have just about the friendliest and most helpful order fulfillment staff I've ever met. I cannot recommend this place enough, and their alpaca wool socks have become my go to christmas gift for friends and family. I wear mine every day from December through to March!

We came here to check out these little (big) guys. The alpaca farm is non descriptive. Once we…read morewalked up, we saw the alpacas. We chose the tour and we were shown the different alpacas they got on the lot. These little guys are kid of funny. They love to be playful with each other. They swarmed to us when we walked in. Maybe they think we got food. Hahaha!! We also checked out the store they got. They got some interesting goods made with alpaca fur.

A nice farm with fresh produce and baked goods. A good place to buy pumpkins for Halloween.read more

Drove out from Scarborough on Sunday morning. A waste of time Low selection and what was there…read morewas picked over and not very good value. Very disappointing to leave empty handed in the middle of August. I won't be back.

This place is AWESOME…read more I've been twice now for the annual strawberry picking, and the entire experience is great. The fields are well-kept, the staff are extremely friendly and I just generally enjoy being out at the farm to pick my own strawberries to turn into lovely homemade jam. They don't just have strawberries though; they've grown over the past few years and offer raspberry picking, peas, beans, pumpkins and apples, seasonally. The other thing worth mentioning is that they do a fantastic job of managing farm updates on Facebook and their website (www.fruition.ca). With wacky weather and the finicky nature of any harvest, things change pretty quickly. But, their timely updates will let you plan a great visit to the farm for whatever is in season.

The best Farm experience! Christine is an awesome person who…read moreruns a wonderful team of staff. Everyone from the tractor driver to the cashier is always friendly. Very kid friendly with lots of space for them to run around, play on the wooden tractor, play on the hay and of course take a real ride on the tractor that runs non stop. Whether your spending time picking your own or just out to grab fresh picked fruits and veggies everything is always so juicy and tasty. All season long they have things going on, berry picking, corn maze, pumpkin picking, and lots of other great food. The price is perfect $5.25 for a small basket or $10 for a large one. Don't have a basket to bring you can buy them for a $1 and re-use them over and over. Trust me once you experience Fruition you'll be back

This review is based purely on service alone as we have yet to taste the fine looking products we…read morepurchased at this cute little farm store with an amazing name. I have driven by multiple times and always been curious as to what water buffalo might taste like and today decided it would be the day to be adventurous. We grabbed some burger patties and sausages and can hardly wait to get home to try them. The small store is the perfect setting to ask questions about how to prepare the meat if you haven't before. Very helpful and friendly service. Hope we like the water buffalo now.

Our introduction to water buffalo meat and it was delicious. We started off with ground meat (who…read moredoesn't love hamburgers) and spicy sausages. Now that we know we enjoy the taste, our next visit will be even more fun. The little shop itself is cool with water buffalo paraphernalia all over the place including small carvings, photos, stuffed animals, horns, and more. Cheeses, dairy products of all kinds, jerky... so many tasty things. Go... go now.

Came here for tulips. Buy some food from the store. Took some pictures. This place has entrance…read morefee. It's cheaper to book online than paying up front. Staff are friendly. I will Come back for apple picking

Had a fun filled time here at Pingles Farm market…read more Very kid friendly. They had a little barn, with some farm animals, a jumping area for kids, huge tube slides, corn maze and food stations. They do have portable washrooms. Food and drinks can get very pricey, but you can bring your own snacks/food. The market is spacious and sells everything from sweet treats, popcorn, plushies and everything in between. My kids had a blast.

Lots to choose from with wine or cider.Friendly staff served me the Blueberry cider is was very…read moretasty and refreshing .The day we were there they had music going on , it was a nice relaxing atmosphere. They offer strawberry, mulberry , pumpkin and corn picking.Its a nice way to spend the afternoon.

Such a cool.winery they offer strawberry, mulberry, pumpkin and corn picking.On the day we arrived…read morethat had outdoor live music which was enjoyable on a hot day.WIth knowledgeable service I got my glass of the Blueberry Cider which was very refreshing and cooled me off on this hot day.Plenty of parking in their lot.

Yummy havarti, old cheddar and cheese curds Their cheese especially the curds are second to none…read more A nice place to stop and pick up some after visiting Kingston. Had 2 brands of locally made honey, condiments and pickles. Nice assortment of add ons like healthy crackers etc. A small assortment of bagged candies and even a small deli tube of humbug candies too. yea Sadly, they stopped selling bigger blocks of cheese because it wasn't selling.

In addition to having some amazing cheese, Wilton is nostalgia for me. It was THE place to go and…read morebuy cheese when I was a kid, growing up in Kingston. It's still THE place to buy cheese. Whenever I am back in town, I at least have to stop and get some Wilton curds (and usually a bunch of other cheese to go along with it). The staff has been consistently friendly throughout the years too. I love this place.

It gets better every year here!…read more This year we enjoyed another great afternoon here while the weather continued this heat wave. Admission changed to $10 a person and the 10 or 20 lb bags with no premium prices. They added a new corn maze in a new spot, parking lots are centralised and a tractor will take you to the furthest hills for Gala & HoneyCrisp. The tractor runs often and there's lots of space to bring wagons and strollers. The farm obstacle run in next to a corn kernel play area, shielded by a converted silo. The kids had a blast in here! Digging with sand toys and lots of space to swim in the corn kernels. I'm sure all parents loved it wasn't dirty like sand but just corn dust. The cafe kiosk is next to the kids play area so one can enjoy hot cider($3), cider donuts or other pastries while the kids play. There lots of big old trees to give shade to take a break from this hot afternoon. Lots of portapotty around and wash sinks at the play area, parking lot and top of the picking hill. The corn maze is themed for Minecraft, so hay bales or wooden crates and painted and stacked for photo ops. Lots of pumpkins decorations and photo ops. There's a bouncy farm animal toy penned off for kids to bounce and ride on. Really creative idea and such fun watching them all looking like they're bucking broncos. More animals added onto the farm, llamas, sheep and these cute shaggy cattle. Tip: save your apple core or fallen apples from the picking orchard to feed the animals at the end, they really do appreciate it! It might be further for some but it's an easy, scenic afternoon drive. I love how it's busy but not crowded like the ones closer to Toronto.