Spring Time on the Farm
Come and enjoy Spring on the Farm!
Celebrate spring the historical way on Victoria Day Weekend! Our Spring Time on the Farm event runs from 10pm to 4pm at our Spruce Lane Farmhouse and the surrounding farm. Experience historical demonstrations, hands-on activities, Victorian games, farm animals and more! Children 10 and under will not want to leave the park without a visit to the Children's Farm and Playbarn. No additional cost other than regular park admission fee.
Lots of things to see an do!
Tour Spruce Lane Farmhouse - our living history museumVisit our heritage farm animalsPlay some old-fashioned Victorian gamesWatch live demonstrations
Our popular Victorian Tea program is back! Come to Spruce Lane Farmhouse for an afternoon Victorian tea party where tea and cake will be served the way they were more than 100 years ago. Learn how to make a proper Victorian tea and discover the history behind their traditions. No reservations required. Tea service sittings at 12:30pm and 2:30pm. Please arrive early in order to guarantee a seat.
No additional charge other than regular park admission. Quilts, crafts and wood working will be available for sale.
Park Admission Fees
Daily Rates -- Season Passes
| Daily Vehicle Permit | $18.00 |
| Ontario Senior (65+) | $14.50 |
| Ont. Persons with Disabilities * | $9.00 |
| Regular (School Bus Permit) | $62.50 |
 Seasonal Day Use Vehicle Permits |
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| Winter Pass (Valid December 1 - March 31) | $67.80 |
| Summer Pass (Valid April 1 - November 30) | $84.75 |
| Annual Pass (Valid Jan 1 - Dec 31) | $111.87 |
Annual day use vehicle permit
This is our best value permit.
Explore provincial parks for an entire year (January 1 to December 31). Visit 6 or more times a year and it pays back. Go for a hike, to the beach, for a picnic, drop a fishing line and so much more. If you are a private individual or family, this pass is for you.
Borrow a permit
Did you know you can borrow a daily vehicle permit free of charge from your local library? Get in touch with your library to find out more.
“Ontario Senior” means a resident of Ontario who is at least 65 years old.
* Ontario residents who have a CNIB identify card. Ontario residents who have a Ministry of Transportation accessible parking permit.
