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Discover our lavender farm in Magog! Now open year-round, Espaces Bleu Lavande offers visitors a unique experience! Visitors will be able to explore the interior and exterior ‘discovery’ spaces and attractions - the lavender fields, the gardens and the auditorium where they can participate in the amazing interactive presentation created by the Moment Factory. They will also learn through interactive activities about how many factors have gone into the development of a lavender farm in Quebec. Those have been a combination of the composition of the soil, the impact of the weather, the role of Mother Nature on the growing season and sheer good luck. Discover Espaces Bleu Lavande – a landmark site filled with surprises!

L'Espace Old Mill is a country-style restaurant offering gourmet meals on one of the most beautiful sites in the Eastern Townships. The grounds of Espace Old Mill proudly house a thriving market garden meticulously cultivated by Jean-Martin Fortier, a world-renowned organic farmer. A unique restaurant that celebrates local, sustainable agriculture. Our mission is to educate and inspire the public about local food independence, through an innovative, high-quality culinary experience based on the principles of agroecology.

Located a few minutes from Gatineau, the Éco des champs farm is open all year. Come feed the hens, visit the gardens and have a picnic in the vegan outdoor cafeteria. Participate in themed activities or try to find your way through a maze made of over 200 hay bales. Visit the farm shop and discover artisanal products made on the farm. Stock up on local fruits and vegetables grown without chemical fertilizers or pesticides. In summer, the farm offers weekly produce basket subscriptions.

La Belle de Coteau-du Lac offers each day, from June to October, a variety of products such as strawberries, raspberries, sweet corn, processed products, farm meats, and a few local partner products. Take advantage of the site to enjoy agro-tourism activities in their fields and share their passion. Come discover the "Weekends of blooming sunflowers," the "FestiFlowers," and the "FestiHalloween." Stroll through their grassy trails equipped with photo booths or Halloween decorations. You can pick your bouquets or pumpkins, picnic while enjoying one of their grilled meals at one of their picnic tables scattered among the flowers. A unique country experience!

Our maple farm, located on the edge of the Adirondack Mountains, has been family owned and operated by the Parkers since 1889. Five generations of Parkers have worked hard to provide quality maple products. We are open all year round with mail order to provide you with prompt, quality service with a family farm touch. Our farmstand and gift shop is open Monday-Friday 9-4 and Saturday 9-2. Call ahead if you'd like a tour.

We are a family owned winery offering a large selection of red and white estate wine produced from our cold hardy grapes grown on site. We sell delicious wood fired maple syrup made each spring in our sugar house. We also offer a variety of locally produced craft beer and charcuterie boxes for your enjoyment while taking in the awesome views of Lake Champlain, Burlington and the green mountains of Vermont.

Welcome to the Avonmore Berry Farm We produce 20 acres of the best tasting strawberries you’ll find anywhere! Located one mile north of Avonmore on the corner of County Road 15 and Fourth Road. The garden has been expanding over the past few years. Our season begins in June with Strawberries, Raspberries follow in mid July along with 20 different varieties of vegetables, Apples and Pumpkins complete our season in the fall.

What could be cuter than a herd of strolling donkeys? We’ve all got a crush on these clumsy little creatures! The Flâneuse boutique, located in the heart of Petite Nation, makes donkey milk soaps and natural products designed locally with passion and in an eco-responsible way. You’ll love their range of artisanal products: face, body and hair care, soaps, and products for the home. You’ll appreciate the quality of the products and their benefits. Before you leave with your gift box, don’t forget to give your new furry friends a snack!

Ledge Hill is a New York Farm Brewery that serves locally crafted, hop forward ales, and crisp, delicious lagers. It is a community brewery in downtown Ticonderoga featuring live music and community events year round.

As pioneers of the Vermont wine industry, founded in 1998, Shelburne Vineyard now harvests almost 17 acres of grapes annually from three vineyard sites in Shelburne and Charlotte. With a focus on cold climate grapes, Shelburne Vineyard has created a full palate of red, white and rosé wines. In addition, their location along the shores of Lake Champlain allows for cultivating a small planting of more tender varieties including Riesling and Vidal Blanc. With experience comes knowledge that has given Shelburne Vineyard the confidence to also explore some more esoteric realms of winemaking, giving birth to the line of Iapetus wines launched in 2017, crafted with minimal intervention and native yeasts to reflect the land and environment of the farm.

Discover the fantastic world of herbalism by walking through the gardens of the farm during our guided tours or self-guided tours. We will explain to you the cultivation and use of the medicinal plants that we grow here. A beautiful rustic boutique is waiting for you with our complete range of effective, ecological and local herbal products. Made from medicinal plants grown and processed on our farm and formulated by our herbalist. From herbal teas to ointments, you will find powerful and comforting products for the whole family.

Founded in 1961, Upper Canada Village is one of the largest living-history sites in Canada. Here, we endeavor to depict life in a rural English Canadian setting during the year 1866. Featured are over forty historical buildings, many moved here prior to flooding of the “Lost Villages” during the St. Lawrence Seaway development project. These include homes, functioning mills and trades workshops.

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