Farm Access:
We do not charge admission, but if you want to venture beyond the buildings to explore the farm (in designated areas), you’ll need an access pass.
New COVID-19 Procedure:
- To ensure SAFE access to our farm and ensure distancing, access will be managed via car this year
- $10/car Day Access
- $25/car Season’s Pass
- licence plate must be registered online, or car will be towed
- passes are non-transferable and non-refundable
- click here to book Day Access
Trail Information:
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- Hiking Allowed
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- Leashed Pets Allowed
- Open from spring melt to first snows
- Over 10 km of awesome!
- 27 acres of cranberries
- THREE self-guided tours
- THREE geocaches
- Blueberry Hill, Bog Monster, tree carvings, sugar bush, ponds, waterways, picnic areas, scenic views
Cost:
- Per Car: $10
- Seasons Pass: $25
- Passes are non-transferable and non-refundable
Trail Descriptions:
CRANBERRY TRAIL
- 1.1 km, Easy
- Cranberry Tour – 14 self-guided stations
- Kids’ Tour – fun facts, jokes and a puzzle to solve
- Old Marsh Geocache co-ordinates: N 45° 03.362 W 079° 38.53
ORVILLE LAKE NATURE TRAIL
- 2.5 km, Moderate
- Eco Tour – 25 signs explaining unique ecological features
- Hidden pictographs
- Picnic site on scenic outlook
- Orville Lake Geocache co-ordinates: N 45° 03.002 W 079° 38.450
SANDSMEN TRAIL
- 1.2 km, Easy
- Walk around the cranberry beds Orville Johnston planted in the 1960’s while playing with The Sandsmen
- check out the Bog Monster
- Stroller friendly (gravel surface)
MEDORA CREEK TRAIL
- 3.1 km, Moderate
- Planted with our early ripening varieties
- Cranberry Bog side trail to wild cranberries & iWetlands research site
PIONEER TRAIL
- 2 km, Advanced
- Trillium garden, tree carvings, historic homestead fence
- Picnic sites at Bourneman’s pond by a waterfall and at Table Rock
- Bourneman’s Pond Geocache co-ordinates: N 45° 03.449 W 079° 38.776
SUPERBERRY TRAIL
- 7.5 km, Advanced
- Combine four trails for a beautiful, long hike in a single loop
Kids’ Activities:
With the purchase of a trail pass, kids can borrow a net to go critter catching. They’ll also get a puzzle sheet that they’ll collect letters from our self-guided kids’ tour signs to solve.
Other Trails & Info:
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- Ice Trail Info
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- Snowshoe Trail Info
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- Trail Map
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- Local Weather
Things to Try While You’re Here:
- Bog To Bottle Discovery (guided tour & tutored wine tasting – a Canadian Signature Experience!)
- tours daily at 11, 1 & 3
- Savour Wine & Cheese on the scenic patio
- Shop in our locally inspired Wine and Cuisine store