Agritourism
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Agritourism Experiences in Trent Hills
Curious About Farm Life? Looking to slow down and reconnect with nature? In Trent Hills, our farming traditions and country charm create unforgettable experiences for visitors of all ages.
Wander through blooming gardens, meet friendly rescued animals, and sample fresh, seasonal food straight from local farms and markets. Ever wondered what it’s like to walk through a working farm or chat with the farmers who grow your food? You’ll get that and more right here.
Want to pet a goat, pick your own produce, or learn about rural life firsthand? Trent Hills welcomes you to explore, taste, and connect.
Scroll down to see our FAQs and discover agritourism spots, farmers’ markets, and one-of-a-kind rural experiences waiting for you in our community.
Meet new farm friends
Averegan Alpacas
Welcome to Averegan Farms, situated on 100 rolling acres in beautiful Campbellford. Since 2006, Joel and Donna have been breeding and raising Alpacas. Their small award-winning herd of 15 animals are enchantingly curious and friendly. Book a private tour and spend one on one time hand feeding, taking pictures and getting to know all about these gentle and peaceful creatures. At the end of your tour take some time to visit the farm store, Uniquely Alpaca, to discover all the luxurious products made exclusively from alpaca fiber. Stay tuned for their 2025 events calendar including tours, picnics, group events, meditation, sound healing and much more.
The farm store is open for shopping from September 1 to January 31 on Fridays and Sundays from 10 am to 4 pm or by appointment. Tours are available between March 1 and December 31. All tours and events with the animals are by appointment only. LEARN MORE
Promised Land Animal Sanctuary
Promised Land Animal Sanctuary in Campbellford offers a peaceful escape for animal lovers and nature seekers alike. This non-profit sanctuary is dedicated to providing lifelong care for neglected, abused, homeless, and senior animals. Visitors of all ages are invited to spend a memorable afternoon meeting the sanctuary’s many residents—from playful goats to gentle horses—and taking part in hands-on grooming sessions that help foster a meaningful bond with the animals. Guests can also enjoy leisurely walks through the scenic grounds, offering a chance to relax, reconnect with nature, and experience the calming benefits of animal interaction. Experiences are $35 per person and the funds go directly to help their rescue efforts. Tours are on Saturday and Sunday afternoons from April until November, by appointment. LEARN MORE
For a truly immersive experience, the sanctuary now offers its new “Pigstay”—an overnight retreat where guests stay in a cozy barn outfitted with all the comforts of home. Playful pigs roam freely nearby, adding a heartwarming touch to your stay. Surrounded by the friendly presence of rescued animals, the Pigstay is a unique opportunity to unwind, slow down, and enjoy the sanctuary’s peaceful rhythm. LEARN MORE
Fitkitty Farm
Located between Campbellford and Hastings, Fitkitty Farm offers a peaceful retreat for animals in need. Home to pigs, alpacas, llamas, goats, mini horses, donkeys, and chickens, it’s a haven where creatures great and small find safety and care. Visitors are welcome to learn and interact with the animals, immersing themselves in the tranquility of farm life. Visits are available by appointment only. Whether you’re seeking a moment of quiet reflection or a chance to connect with nature’s gentle spirits, Fitkitty Farm provides a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. LEARN MORE
The Tamarack Shack
Explore stunning gardens and flower farms
TrueNorth Garden Centre
Located just south of the Village of Warkworth, TrueNorth Garden Centre is a welcoming destination for gardeners of all experience levels. Owners Tim Hobbs and Donna Pass are known for their beautiful, field-grown daylilies and a large selection of perennials for both sun and shade. Visitors are welcome to stroll through two acres of landscaped gardens, offering something of interest throughout the season. You’ll also find pre-bagged soil and other garden essentials to help with your planting projects.
Starting in mid-July, TrueNorth also features a seasonal harvest of garlic—over 9,000 bulbs—along with a selection of garlic products made on-site. The peak time to enjoy the daylilies in bloom is mid-July through mid-August, but the gardens remain open and full of interest right through to October. TrueNorth is open Tuesday to Sunday from 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM. Closed Mondays, Their season runs May to October. LEARN MORE
Erincrest Blooms
This quaint seasonal flower farm offers U-Pick experiences through the summer months that are pre-booked/ by appointment. The flower farm is part of a full-scale operational dairy farm, where guests can peruse the gardens and build a bouquet of flowers of their own choosing. They will guide you through the how to’s of how to build a bouquet and make it last, then you are free to fill the vase!
Appointments are 1 hour long and available early morning and evenings. Private group bookings are also available. Book your appointment at erincrestblooms@outlook.com and discover the blossoming wonders of Erincrest Blooms amidst the picturesque landscape of Trent Hills. LEARN MORE
Learn new skills
The Branch Ranch
The Branch Ranch is a farm that specializes in growing select varieties of basketry willow for crafting, living structures, and cuttings. Renowned for its sustainable practices, The Branch Ranch offers year-round weaving workshops using its unique willow varieties. Learn about the art of willow weaving on this picturesque farm and master a new skill amidst the beautiful countryside. Workshops must be booked in advance and group sizes are limited. LEARN MORE
Meet the growers and makers
MoreRoses Apiaries and Honey
29 Marine Dr, Hastings
In addition to their lovely honey stand, open daily from 9 am to 5 pm, John and Linda Moroz offer two unique experiences that must be booked in advance and are offered from June 1 to September 30. LEARN MORE
- Meet the Beekeepers: Learn about the amazing life of a honeybee. Taste honey from a real honeycomb and sample several types of honey. Wear light-coloured clothing. No perfumes/scents should be worn.
60 to 90 minutes long, $15 per person, minimum booking of two people. - Bee Yard Tour (ages 12 & up): Observe bees at work and learn all about the inner workings of a hive. You will be provided with a bee suit and gloves to wear during the tour. Please wear above-ankle boots or shoes. No perfumes/scents should be worn.
One hour long, $60.00 per person, minimum booking of two people.
Campbellford Farmers’ Market
58 Saskatoon Ave., Campbellford
Saturday 9 am to 1 pm, May to end of October
The Campbellford Farmers Market offers a vibrant array of locally sourced products, from fresh fruits and vegetables to locally raised meats and handcrafted goods. It provides a platform for local vendors to thrive, promoting sustainable living and fostering connections among residents. This social hub enriches the fabric of Trent Hills, creating a place where stories are shared and relationships are forged. The market’s diverse offerings also play a significant role in promoting tourism and attracting visitors to the area. Special events like Sustainability Day (June 8), Pet-a-Palooza (July 6), Family Day (July 27) and Trunk or Treat (October 26) draw people from near and far. LEARN MORE
Warkworth Market at the Mews
27 Main St., Warkworth
Fridays from 2:30 pm to 6 pm, June to October
Market at the Mews offers a diverse range of products that reflect the passion, talent and hard work of our local farmers, makers and artists. The very best of homegrown and handmade! LEARN MORE
Agritourism in Trent Hills FAQs
Q: What is agritourism in Trent Hills?
A: Agritourism in Trent Hills includes farm visits, garden tours, animal rescues, and farmers’ markets where you can experience local food and rural life up close.
Q: Are there family-friendly farm experiences available?
A: Yes! Many farms in Trent Hills offer family-friendly experiences such as petting zoos, pick-your-own produce, and educational tours.
Q: When is the best time to visit local farms and markets?
A: Spring through fall is ideal for visiting farms and markets, but many places also offer winter activities and indoor experiences.
Q: Can I buy fresh produce and handmade goods during my visit?
A: Absolutely. Local markets and farm stores sell everything from fresh vegetables and fruits to baked goods, preserves, and crafts.
Q: Do I need to book in advance for farm tours?
A: Some farms welcome drop-in visitors, while others require booking ahead, especially for guided tours or group experiences. Check each listing for details.