Broadway Farm's Market
Janine Livingston
905-843-9225
broadwaymarket@bellnet.ca
Caledon (Toronto West area)
Farm Specialty Market selling fresh and frozen farm raised beef, free
range chicken, Muskovy Duck, pork, lamb and game meats. We have a butcher and
offer sides, hinds and custom cutting. We also have a chef and offer prepared
foods to go. From Hwy 401, take Hwy 410 north to Mayfield Rd. Turn left on
Mayfield to Heart Lake. Turn north on Heart Lake and go 1.5 km to 12506 Heart
Lake Rd. Open Wed. - Sun. year round.
Farm Fresh Food
Jim Spurrill
613-926-0238
www.farmfreshfood.info
Spencerville
No additives or preservatives. Garlic, eggs, meat. 7410 County Rd 21, 7 km
east of North Augusta, 12 km west of Spencerville.
Iroquois Cranberry
Growers
Matt Commandant
705-762-5725
www.iroquoiscranberries.com
Bala (Bracebridge area)
Exit 182 from Hwy 400 to 2680 Iroquois Cranberry Growers Drive. Farm store
open daily 9 am - 4 pm July - Oct; Mon - Fri 10 am - 3 pm Nov - June.
Johnston's Cranberry
Marsh/Muskoka Lakes Winery
Murray & Wendy Johnston
705-762-3203
www.cranberry.ca
Bala (Barrie north area)
A Muskoka tradition sincee 1952, Johnston’s Cranberry Marsh is one of
Canada’s oldest cranberry farms as well as home of the award-winning
Muskoka Lakes Winery. Farm wagon and Winery tours available. 2 hours north
of Toronto. From Bala, take Hwy 169 north to Medora Lake Rd. Go to Cranberry
Rd. - 1074 Cranberry Rd. Open year round Mon - Sat 9 am - 5 pm; Sun 11 am -
4 pm.
The Niagara Fruit
Education Centre
Teresa Sutton
1-866-643-1899
www.niagarafruitinstitute.ca
Winona (Hamilton area)
The Niagara Fruit Institute, a registered charity, is located in the heart
of Winona, Ontario, just minutes from downtown Hamilton and a short distance
from Niagara Falls. The Institute’s objectives are to:
promote understanding and interest in the culture and history of fruit farming
in Niagara; learn about the Niagara Escarpment, a World Biosphere Reserve;
understand the benefits of eating fruit as part of a healthy diet; increase
understanding of fruit growing and its interaction with the environment.
These objectives will be offered through public displays, special events, tours
of a farm and the Niagara Escarpment. From QEW, exit at Fruitland Rd. South
to Barton St. Turn left, proceed 2.5 km, entrance on the right.
VG MEATS
Cory Van Groningen
519-426-2000
vgmeats@kwic.com
Simcoe
Our products are locally raised and processed beef, pork, and poultry.
From the intersection of hwy 24 and hwy 3 head east on hwy 3, at the intersection
of hwy and blueline road turn right, at the first side road, concession 6 road,
turn left, ahead on right.
Williamson Farms,
Meats, Maple Syrup and more
Chris & Phyllis Williamson
519-243-2961
williamsonfarms@iglide.net
Forest (Sarnia area)
On-Farm Market: beans, beets, cabbage, corn, cucumber, onions, peppers, potatoes,
pumpkins, tomatoes
Take Hwy 21 north exit from Hwy 402. Follow through Forest and go north 18
km. On the right hand side, 20 minutes south of Grand Bend on Hwy 21. Open
Wed - Sat 10 am - 5 pm Oct - May; 10 am - 5 pm June - Sept.
White Rock Ostrich
Farm
Deborah Simmonds
519-856-1487
www.whiterockostrichfarm.com
Rockwood (Kitchener area)
beans, beets, carrots, corn, cucumber, flowesr, onions, potatoes, pumpkins,
tomatoes
Visit a real working Ostrich Farm providing a learning experience for kids
of all ages and parents as well. Tours and events. Ostrich meat sold.
401 east or west to Guelph Line go north to 25th Sideroad, and folow the signs.
See web site for hours.
