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East of Ottawa, on a family farm dating back to the 1850s, you can pick your own blueberries or apples, taste and buy fruit wines, and shop for rustic décor items.
Located in St. Pascal Baylon, Ontario, 53 kilometres (33 miles) east of Parliament Hill, Les Vergers Villeneuve and Blueberry Farm is a family-oriented destination where you can relax and unwind in an unspoiled rural setting. Don't forget to pack a picnic, as you're welcome to enjoy lunch on the property, too. When planning to visit the farm, please call ahead to verify its current hours.
Located in St. Pascal Baylon, Ontario, 53 kilometres (33 miles) east of Parliament Hill, Les Vergers Villeneuve and Blueberry Farm is a family-oriented destination where you can relax and unwind in an unspoiled rural setting. Don't forget to pack a picnic, as you're welcome to enjoy lunch on the property, too. When planning to visit the farm, please call ahead to verify its current hours.
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Location
Les Vergers Villeneuve and Blueberry Farm
Les Vergers Villeneuve and Blueberry Farm
1341 Rollin Road
Saint-Pascal Baylon ON K0A 3N0
Canada
Les Vergers Villeneuve and Blueberry Farm
Les Vergers Villeneuve and Blueberry Farm
1341 Rollin Road
Saint-Pascal Baylon ON K0A 3N0
Canada
More Details
Address
1341 Rollin Road Saint-Pascal Baylon
Local
Website
Major credit cards accepted
Accessibility: Entry
Partial
Accessibility: Washrooms
Partial
Dates & Hours of Operation
By Appointment
Reservations (General Public)
Required
Reservations (Large Groups)
Required
Onsite Parking
Free
Admission (regular adult price)
Free
Student Friendly
Coach Parking
Onsite
Maximum Group Size
Summer: 200, Winter: 15
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