Flavour Trail
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Trent Hills Flavour Trail
Hungry for something local? Follow the Flavour Trail in Trent Hills! This self-guided driving tour is guaranteed to tempt your taste buds with delicious food and drink that’s locally produced, grown, or uniquely Trent Hills. Whether you’re into sweet, savoury, or something in between, there’s something for everyone along the trail.
Curious about award-winning cheese and craft beer? Or maybe you’re craving farm-fresh meats, produce, or fresh-baked goodies? You’ll find all of it—and more—on the Flavour Trail. Start your journey and taste the best of Trent Hills!
Contact the Chamber of Commerce Tourism Office by Email, call 705-653-1551 or 1-888-653-1556 for a Flavour Trail brochure.
CLICK HERE to access a Google Map with all locations on the Flavour Trail.
Scroll down to see all the stops along with the Flavour Trail FAQs.
Bridgewater Cafe and Pizza
Website
16 Bridge St. N., Hastings
Wednesday to Saturday 8 am to 8 pm, Sunday 8 am to 7 pm
Serving the community since 1997 with the finest Mocha Java Coffee, a large take-out menu, homemade butter tarts, mincemeat tarts, Kawartha Dairy ice cream, the best pizza in the area and other homemade goodi
Campbellford Farmers’ Market
Website
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.
Centre & Main Chocolate Co.
50 Centre St., Warkworth
Tuesday to Sunday 10 am to 5 pm
An international award-winning chocolate studio in the heart of Warkworth. Their small batch chocolate is a celebration of local food. Chocolatier, Angela Roest, collaborates with local farmers, foragers and food producers to create a range of flavours that reflects a taste of place. This approach sets Centre & Main apart and has earned them recognition for excellence and innovation.
Church-Key Brewing
1678 County Road 38, Campbellford
7 days a week 10 am to dusk
Founded in 2000, Church-Key Brewing isis located in an 1878 Methodist Church. They brew in small batches blending quality ingredients, old-world traditions, and energy-saving technologies.
Dooher’s Bakery
61 Bridge St. E., Campbellford
Tuesday to Saturday 9 am to 5:30 pm
Since 1949, Dooher’s Bakery has been a family-operated premiere bakery in downtown Campbellford. Bringing you the finest quality homemade baking, fresh daily. Enjoy mouth-watering donuts, pastries, pies, muffins, preservative-free artisan bread, and so much more.
Empire Cheese and Butter Co-op
1120 County Rd. 8, Campbellford
Monday to Saturday 8 am to 5 pm, Sunday 9 am to 5 pm
The first Empire Cheese Factory was built in the late 1870’s, over 100 years ago. Today, the Empire Cheese and Butter Co-op the only cheese manufacturing plant left in Northumberland County and the first one east of Toronto.
Focal Brewing Co.
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98 County Rd 35, Hastings
Wednesday to Friday 12 to 7 pm
Saturday 11 to 7 pm, Sunday 12 to 5 pm
Founded by family, Focal Brewing Co. is a craft brewery situated on a rural property in Hastings. Their small-batch system uses local ingredients to craft high-quality core, seasonal and one-off brews for beer-loving folks. Visit their taproom, patio and retail store where you’ll always find something happening.
Harmony Hives
Website
719 Concession Rd 3 W, Warkworth 519-909-9278
Open 24/7 all through the year
A self-serve honey hut that never runs out of liquid gold! The farm manages 225 hives, all located in Northumberland County.
K Okay Cafe and Coffee Roasters
16 Main Street, Warkworth
Tuesday 8 am to 2 pm, Wednesday to Friday 8 am – 4 pm, Saturday and Sunday 9 am to 4 pm
A charming cafe that roasts fair trade, organic coffee and serves espresso, homemade and all-natural baked goods, soup, quiche, salads, sandwiches and more, featuring many local ingredients, with options for vegetarian and gluten-free diners!
MoreRoses Apiaries and Honey
29 Marine Dr, Hastings 416-809-1561
Monday to Sunday 9 am to 5 pm
MoreRoses Apiaries & Honey is a family owned and operated bee and honey business. All their honey is 100% produced and harvested in Trent Hills.
Driving Directions: Out Water Street in Hastings approximately 3km, or North on County Road 30 from Campbellford and make a left on Seymour 10th Line and drive approximately 6 km to Marine Drive
The Pastry Shop
Website
15 Main St, Warkworth
Open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday
European-style desserts, pastry and coffee. Watch for seasonal specialties!
Robin’s Nest Farm Market
14260 County Road 29, Warkworth
Monday to Sunday 9 am to 5 pm
Fresh local produce, homemade baking and freezer meals, pies, locally produced meat, eggs, cheese, preserves, frozen foods, giftware, and a cafe and ice cream parlour!
Sandy Flat Sugar Bush
500 Concession 3, Warkworth
Open weekends during sugar season (March/April). Please call ahead in the off-season. (705) 924-2057
Nothing is more Canadian than the majestic sugar maple tree, beautiful in its autumn dress, and the producer of the sweet sap which is boiled down to maple syrup. Visit us soon to sample some of our delicious products.
The Shop Warkworth
2 Mill St., Warkworth
Tuesday to Saturday 11 am to 7 pm
New York Style Pizza! Hand-tossed dough topped with local ingredients and stone-baked! Oven-baked wings with house-made sauces and dips. Freezer meals available and fresh baked daily sweets and treats. Licensed patio.
The Village Pantry
27 Main St., Warkworth 613-921-2604
7 days a week from 10:30 am to 4:30 pm
Culinary store featuring specialty cheeses, gourmet ingredients, kitchen implements, chocolate, candy, cookies, Ed’s real scoop ice-cream and more.
Warkworth Market at the Mews
27 Main St., Warkworth
Fridays from 2:30 pm to 6 pm, June to October
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!
Flavour Trail FAQs
Q: What is the Flavour Trail in Trent Hills?
A: The Flavour Trail is a self-guided driving tour that highlights locally grown, produced, or uniquely made food and drink in Trent Hills.
Q: Do I need to book in advance to follow the Flavour Trail?
A: No booking is necessary. You can explore the Flavour Trail at your own pace using the brochure or Google Map provided.
Q: Where can I get a Flavour Trail brochure?
A: You can request a brochure by contacting the Trent Hills Chamber of Commerce Tourism Office by email or phone.
Q: What types of food and drink are featured on the Flavour Trail?
A: The trail features bulk chocolate, award-winning cheeses, ales, bakery treats, farm-fresh produce, and local meats.
Q: How long does it take to complete the Flavour Trail?
A: You can complete the trail in a day, or take your time and explore it over a weekend depending on how many stops you want to visit.
Q: Is there an online version of the Flavour Trail map?
A: Yes, there is a Google Map that shows all locations along the Flavour Trail for easy navigation.