Calling all animal lovers and outdoor enthusiasts! The 1000 Islands is home to many farmers,
their crops, and animal companions. Many farms in the area offer tours to interact with their
animals and learn some details about everyday farm life. Expand your trip beyond the water, and
come explore what we in the 1000 Islands have to offer on the side of agriculture!
Berry Homestead: Just outside Lyndhurst lies Berry Homestead Farm. Here you will have the opportunity to meet
geese, chickens, and some adorable donkeys. Take a tour and learn firsthand that donkeys are
naturally friendly animals! You’ll find they won’t stop asking for pets as you learn some facts
about farm life during your tour. Beyond the animals, you’ll be shown some of the crops they
grow – don’t be shy if they ask if you want to try a bite of their onions! At the end of the tour,
you’ll have the chance to visit their shop filled with different jams, syrups, teas and soaps. Their
soap is made from donkey milk, give it a test and discover for yourself how soft it leaves your
hands!
Beraka: On the outskirts of Gananoque, you’ll find Beraka Farm. Make your way over to discover
beautiful gardens, sweet goats, and delicious food! Learn the inside details about life on the farm
with their farm tour. You’ll be shown the many animals, learn how they’re raised, and even get
to meet some friendly goats! In need of a snack? Visit their store! The shop is filled with home
crafted pastries, artisan breads, and many other goodies.
Goat Ridge: Have you ever wanted to take a farm walk in the company of goats? In Seely's Bay, Goat Ridge Farm is home to
over 30 goats eager for your attention! You’ll get to spend some time with them in the play area
and get some cuddles in return. Then, you’ll take a 1.5km walk along the farm with the goats
following by your side. Visit any time of the year for a unique experience depending on the
season. Check in during the spring to find out when you can see the baby goats! Goat Ridge
Farm is the spot for beautiful views and amazing goat snuggles.
Check out our “things to do” page for more information, as this is only a handful of what the area
has to offer for farm life!
