Puslinch · Walk-ins welcome
The apples are all picked, but the farm's still in full swing — pumpkins to take home, fresh pressed cider, tractor wagon rides, and a paddock full of animals who are very used to visitors.
Visiting
Walk in whenever we're open. Friday to Sunday is the full farm experience; Monday to Thursday is for a quick stop at the farm shop.
For a weekend visit, give yourself an hour or two. Most people mean to grab a pumpkin and end up sitting with the goats.
Get directionsThe farm shop is open for fresh pressed apple cider and pumpkins, based on availability.
Come for the whole afternoon — tractor wagon rides, the animals, the kids' play area, pumpkins to take home, and warm cider, chai and cookies at the snack shack, all on the house.
Children 2–17 get in free on Halloween, Saturday, October 31. Pay at the door, cash or card ($1 card fee per transaction).
At the farm now
Thank you for a wonderful apple season — every last one has been picked. Here's what we have for you through October 31. Call ahead if you're driving out for something specific.
Perfect for carving, porches and pie.
Fresh pressed on the farm from our own apples.
Sold out for the season. See you at picking time next year!
From the farm shop
Pressed on the farm from our own apples. One ingredient — apples — and nothing added.
Sold at the farm shop. Please speak with staff for availability.
Pumpkins & the farm stand
Park in the field and come say hello at the stand. On Halloween, Saturday, October 31, kids get in free.
Hop on the tractor wagon, meet the animals, and let the little ones loose in the play area.
Warm up at the snack shack with cinnamon-spiced cider, chai and a cookie, on the house. Then choose your pumpkins ($3 or $4) and a bottle of fresh cider to take home.
The welcoming committee
They're out to say hello Friday to Sunday, 10 to 6, and the wagon runs those days too. Feed is sold at the stand — please don't bring your own.
Alpacas
Nosy, gentle, and entirely convinced you brought snacks.
Goats
The troublemakers. Keep a hand on your bag.
Horses
Steady, patient, and always first to the fence.
Mini horses
Small, opinionated, a hit with every four-year-old.
Donkey
Runs the place, as far as she's concerned.
Sheep
Shy for about a minute, then very much not.
Ducks
New every spring, under the lamp in the barn.
Turkeys
They walk the apple rows all day, eating what the trees don't want.
Private events
In 2026 we're hosting a small number of private events — intimate weddings, family celebrations, the odd company day out. A pilot season, so we can learn how to host you properly. Dates are intentionally limited this year. Full rentals open in 2027.
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Picking updates, animal moments and orchard news are shared on Instagram.
Before you come
No. Walk in any time Friday to Sunday, 10 to 6. Saturdays and Sundays are busiest around 1pm.
The farm shop, 9 to 6 — fresh pressed cider and pumpkins, depending on what's available. There's no entry fee on those days. Wagon rides, the animals, the kids' play area and the snack shack are Friday to Sunday.
Not this year — the apples are sold out for the season. We do have fresh pressed cider made from our own apples, and plenty of pumpkins.
Children 2–17 are $5, and under 2 is free. As our Halloween treat, children 2–17 get in free on Saturday, October 31. Adults 18+ are $10.
Yes, on a leash. Just keep a little distance from the paddock fence.
Friday to Sunday, 10 to 6, along with the wagon rides, kids' play area and snack shack.
Cash or card at the stand. Card payments have a $1 transaction fee.
Mostly. The rows are grass and mown short — a sturdy stroller is fine, a light one will bump.
Harvest notes
A short note when a new variety comes on, and when the wagon's running. Nothing else.
Find us
Look for the green sign at the roadside and turn in — parking is in the field by the stand. If the lot looks full, keep coming; there's more room than it looks.
3977 Wellington 35
Puslinch, ON N0B 2J0
Fri–Sun 10am – 6pm. Farm shop Mon–Thu 9am – 6pm. Through October 31.
