Northumberland County is the place to roam through farm fields.
Here are some great places to take in the good life in the country.
Haute Goat
Just northwest of Port Hope, Haute Goat offers lots of space to see and interact with farm animals.
Come to the farm to see the animals, walk the trails, enjoy a bite to eat, and shop for local goodies in Haute Goat’s farm shop. Cost to visit is pay what you can at the gate. To get up close and personal with the animals, check out their animal experiences like Goat Shmurgles or Alpaca Shuffles.
The Screaming Goat Café at Haute Goat offers a diverse menu of lunch and snack items, featuring local and seasonal food as much as possible. The Farm Shop has all sorts of unique products such as Goat Butter Caramel Corn and Goat Fudge – not to mention an array of goat cheeses.
1166 Fifth Line, Port Hope
416-402-8144
www.HauteGoat.com
Primrose Donkey Sanctuary
Sheila Burns created this public sanctuary on her farm to rehabilitate abused donkeys. With almost 40 donkeys now, Sheila jokes that she is definitely not in charge.
PrimRose Donkey Sanctuary is the ideal spot to get close to these wonderful animals.
Volunteers are happily offering curbside visits and tours. Check the website for hours.
1296 Bowmanton Rd., Roseneath
905-352-2772
www.PrimRoseDonkeySanctuary.com
Old Mill Alpacas
Just 6 minutes south of the 401 and The Big Apple, this working alpaca farm takes you on a unique journey to through its farm and mill.
Please call ahead to book your own one-hour tour (maximum 4 people per group to ensure physical distancing).
You can meet some of the champion herd, now over 80 strong. All animals provide luxurious fleece, while getting the freedom to roam and enjoy life on the farm. Visit the store stocked with a wide range of finished products from alpaca wool, as well as hand-spun yarn.
13557 Little Lake Road, Colborne
Email oldmillalpacas@outlook.com to book your visit.
905-269-4402
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