Farmer’s Pantry, Ontario
Farmer’s Pantry combines a farm market and orchard with family activities on Grey Road 13. The Town’s business profile describes a petting farm, cedar maze, orchard mini-golf and seasonal picking. Families staying in a chalet should check the day’s opening and available activities before promising children a particular harvest experience.
Getting to Farmer’s Pantry from your chalet
| Starting point | Drive | Road distance | Directions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brooker chalets | About 20 min | 16.9 km | Open route |
| 44L, Tyrolean Village | About 20 min | 15.9 km | Open route |
| Aqua Villa | About 15 min | 12.8 km | Open route |
Estimates exclude live traffic and parking. Check conditions before departure.
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Choose the Farmer’s Pantry activities for the children attending
Discuss the children’s interests before setting the length of the outing. A group keen on animals may use the visit differently from one concentrating on the maze and orchard activities.
Ask what is operating on the intended day and whether any activities need separate arrangements. The family itinerary can help leave enough space between the farm visit, meals and the next activity for households moving at different paces.
Check Farmer’s Pantry picking conditions before packing for harvest
Fruit availability changes through the growing season. Contact the farm about what visitors may pick, the current process and any equipment or containers it supplies. Avoid building the day around a variety that has not been confirmed.
The Town listed Farmer’s Pantry as a host for its September 26, 2026 Open Fields tour, including apple picking and family activities. That dated listing confirms participation in that event; future event dates need their own announcement. The Apple Pie Trail guide helps plan the surrounding food stops.
Use the Farmer’s Pantry picnic option for a family break
The business profile says visitors may bring lunch and use picnic tables. Ask about the arrangements for your party and the weather expected that day, then give one household responsibility for the picnic supplies.
Keep the farm visit count separate from the bedroom plan at the chosen family chalet. Relatives can join the daytime outing without changing who is staying overnight. Share the full farm address with anyone arriving independently rather than relying on a general Clarksburg meeting point.
Farmer’s Pantry: questions before booking
Which Farmer’s Pantry activities appear in the municipal profile?
It describes a petting farm, cedar maze, orchard mini-golf, seasonal picking and a market. Confirm the activities offered on your visit date.
Can a family bring lunch to Farmer’s Pantry?
The Town’s business profile allows visitors to bring lunch and describes picnic tables. Check the arrangements for your group before arrival.
Does Farmer’s Pantry always have apples available to pick?
No. Ask about the current crop and picking arrangements before making harvest the main purpose of the outing.