Winter Farm Tour

REGISTRATION IS MANDATORY! 

Farm tour 

Enjoy a slice of a farmer’s life; join us at Project PACE for an interactive farm tour! 

You will have the chance to feed and pet all kinds of animals such as ducks, bunnies, chickens, goats, sheep and alpacas.

Additional activity 

If you’re interested in a little more adventure, join us for a walk with our goats & sheep. We take a stroll into the woods, where the frost-covered trees and glittering snow transport you into a winter wonderland.

Registration

• Please register online.
• One ticket per person (ages 2 & up) is required.
• A ticket for the Farm tour costs 10$ including tax.
• For groups of 4 or more people, each ticket costs 9$.
• The cost of the additional activity (walk with the animals) is $5 per person. 
• We can accommodate up to 15 people per tour.
• If you want to book a private tour, simply purchase 15 tickets.
• If you would like to come to the farm on a specific date and time, but you do not see this time slot listed on our website, please contact us at 514-535-0283 and we will see what can be done.

Details

• In our experience, the tour is suitable for children aged 2 and up. All children must be accompanied by an adult.
• The Farm tour lasts between 45 minutes to 1 hour. Please be sure to be on time in order not to miss part of the tour.
• The Additional activity (walk with the animals) lasts between 20 to 30 minutes.
• We recommend the additional activity for children that can walk on their own.

Schedule

As of December 18, 2021

• Every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday at 10AM.
• Every Saturday & Sunday at 3PM.

Holiday Schedule

• Every day from December 22nd until January 5th at 10AM and 3PM.
• No afternoon tours on December 24th & 31st.
• No morning tour on January 1st. 

What to Wear & What to Bring

• As this is an outdoor activity,  wear winter outdoor clothes and boots that you don't mind getting dirty.
• For feeding ducks, you can bring raw veggies & fruits cut into small pieces. Ducks love lettuce, cucumbers, apples, cabbage, broccoli and leafy greens.
• For feeding bunnies, goats & sheep, you can bring raw veggies & fruits cut into big pieces. These animals love carrots, celery, lettuce, apples, cabbage, broccoli and leafy greens. 
• Do not feed goats cucumbers or zucchini. 
• We recommend using a sled and/or a carrier (front or back) for young children. Do not use a stroller.

We look forward to having you on the farm!

Project PACE Team

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