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Saturday, September 12, 2026

10:00 am to 4:00 pm

Farm Crawl is an opportunity to get an all-access look into the operations of farms in the County of Brant. It is a self-guided event where you travel from farm-to-farm in any order you like to learn about farming and agriculture in the County of Brant. 

This year, we are offering five (5) amazing farms that you can explore at this event. Farms are open from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Please see below the list of participating farms and their addresses.

Pricing

Adult: $20
Child: $5 (5-16 years old, children under 5 are free)
Senior: $10 (60 and over)
Family: $40 (2 adults, 2 children)

Tickets

Coming soon! Please check back soon.

Participating Farms

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Glenridge Hazelnuts

427 Glen Morris Rd E, St. George
glenridgehazelnuts.com

Glenridge is the largest hazelnut farm in Ontario, growing premium, locally produced hazelnuts with a strong focus on sustainable agriculture.

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Brantview Apples & Cider

225 Howell Rd, St. George
brantviewapples.ca

Operating for over 200 years, Brantview focuses on their apple orchard, scratch bakery, cider, u-pick and storefront.

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Moore Farms

497 Pinehurst Rd, Ayr
mooreberries.ca

Moore's offers pick your own strawberries and pumpkins, a year round on farm store featuring fresh produce, local meats.

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Browndale Farm

740 W Dumfries Rd, Paris
browndalefarm.com

Browndale bridges modern agriculture with farm to table experiences. With a strong legacy in dairy farming, Browndale has evolved to include premium, locally raised beef and a farm market offering high quality meats, charcuterie, cheeses, and curated local products.

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Blue Gable Acres

141 Governors Rd E, Paris
bluegables.ca

A family owned farm and micro winery located in Paris, Ontario that specializes in growing haskap berries, a nutrient rich “super berry” with a blueberry raspberry flavour profile.

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Explore more!

As you travel between farms, discover even more to see, do, shop and enjoy in the County of Brant. Browse the latest edition of Locale magazine for local attractions, restaurants, shops, trails and hidden gems to help make the most of your Farm Crawl adventure, or to plan your next visit!

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Q&A

Farm Crawl is a self-guided event where the participants drive themselves from farm to farm. You choose what farms to visit and in what order. You also choose how much time to spend at each farm. View the Farm Crawl google map and plan out your visits.

No, Farm Crawl does not have a shuttle bus service.

Farm Crawl is an outdoor event so it will run rain or shine. However, the event will be cancelled for extreme weather such as lightning or poor air quality in which case tickets will be refunded.

No, sadly your furry friends can’t attend Farm Crawl. Crowds and livestock don't mix well with our four-legged friends. Service animals are permitted.

Yes, all participating farms will provide free parking.

  • Tickets & Money: Bring your ticket (emailed after purchase). Bring spending money if you'd like to shop for fresh local products.
  • Cooler/bags: We suggest bringing a cooler bag so you can purchase treats from the farms and keep them cool until you get home!
  • Dress for the Weather: Farm Crawl happens rain or shine, so wear layers, a hat, and sturdy shoes—farms can be muddy.
  • Phone or Camera: Capture your day and share your photos using #FarmCrawlBrant on Facebook and Instagram

We recommend purchasing tickets in advance as they can sell out!

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