Georgina's Field to Table Farm Tour
Since 2018, the Town of Georgina has celebrated more than 200 years of agriculture by highlighting local farms that sell directly to consumers. Join us on the third Saturday in August for the annual Field to Table farm tour, a self-guided, award-winning event that showcases the best of local farming.
Happening from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 15, 2026, this tour offers a full day of authentic, local experiences. Visit participating farms to learn about agriculture, explore the land and sample delicious food made with fresh, locally grown products.
Enjoy live music, interactive art activities, farm tours, and tastings, plus shop for a variety of Grown in Georgina products. Each stop features designated picnic areas, ideal for relaxing and taking in the peaceful charm of the countryside.
Visit and win
Download or pick up your passport at any of the participating farms. Every unique stamp icon on the tour gives you one entry to win a gift basket of fresh goods from our farmers. To submit, leave your card with staff at your last stop on the tour or take a picture of your card and email it to [email protected]. Download passport map
2026 Participating Farms
ClearWater Farm
Location
1614 Metro Rd. N., Georgina
- Designated Picnic Area
- Accessible Washrooms
Special Features
- Guided farm tours
- Children's story time with Georgina Public Library
- Tomato tasting
- Food and Drinks
- Live Music
Vendors
- Naturally Natalie
- Natural Charms by Lori
- The Travelling Book Cart
- Temple Chocolates
- Batter Up Cookies
- Holborn Homestead
- Handmade by Linda
- Showcase Costumes
- Subversive Sisters
- Rozeza's Cakes
- PGWoodcrafts
What's at the Farm Stand?
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Salad greens
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Cherry tomatoes
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Heirloom tomatoes
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Garlic
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Eggplant
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Peppers
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Cucumber
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Zucchini
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Peaches
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Corn
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Mushrooms
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Eggs
Located in Willow Beach on the shores of Lake Simcoe, Clearwater Farm is a sustainable growing operation recognized by the Lieutenant Governor of Canada as an example of sustainable agriculture, development, and education through agripreneur-based programs.
For those wanting fresh ClearWater produce any day of the week, you can pick it up locally at Queensway Marketplace or subscribe to their year-round basket program.
Cloverhill Flowers
Location
2554 Old Homestead Rd., Georgina
- Designated Picnic Area
- Flower gardens
- Designated children's garden
Vendors
- Junior Optimists - Bee City Canada
- Hiveshare Honey
Special Features
- Designated children's garden
- Self-guided tour through the flower fields
Entertainment
- Coming soon
This tour stop is a gardener’s delight! Take a tour of the flower field, chat with the growers and let your children enjoy the kid's garden and story time.
Run by a mother-daughter duo, Debbie and Amanda Gordon, Cloverhill Flowers has more than 50 varieties of sustainably grown cutting flowers in Keswick. Located on Old Homestead Rd., they sell their seasonally inspired floral designs through an online shop and at the Queensway Marketplace in Keswick. Their flowers can also be found in bath products, candles and dried flower confetti – perfect for once-in-a-lifetime wedding moments. They also have edible flowers, bouquet subscriptions and floral design workshops.
Throughout the day Cloverhill will have self-guided tours of the Flower Field (with staff on hand to answer questions), Children's Craft Area and a Children's Garden. Those eager to learn more about the flowers and try their hand at their own floral arrangement can sign up for a floral workshop.
Elmgrove Organic Collective
Location
535 Catering Rd., Georgina
- Designated Picnic Area
- Washrooms
Vendors
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Baked goods from Kelly Sprague
Special Features
- Animals on-site: chickens, sheep, turkeys
- farm tours
- Fresh organic produce for sale
Entertainment
- J.J Martyn Community Slow Stitching, Live Participatory Art Event
A collective of farmers, Elmgrove Organic Collective, located on Catering Road, is a 50-acre sustainable farming operation that offers many ways to purchase farm-fresh products. Privately owned, the land is rented out to agri-businesses and growers who work together with a mutual goal in mind, to grow/raise healthy and sustainable food without the use of chemicals.
At this location, visitors can view the many plots of vegetable gardens, sheep and chickens. On the back wall of the barn is a beautiful display of antique farming equipment. Be sure to check it out and take an Insta-worthy picture.
After the event, you can return on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. during the growing and harvest season.
Harford's Greenhouses
Location
2563 Old Homestead Rd., Georgina
Vendors
- Meme's Bakery
- White | hare
Entertainment
- Live music by Mike Chianelli
Special Features
- Make your own succulent pot
- Hotdogs and Corn
- Live music
- Explore the greenhouses
Hiveshare
Location
2554 Old Homestead Rd., Georgina (at Cloverhill Flowers)
- Designated Picnic Area
Special Features
- Learn all about the bees behind this local honey!
- Shop a variety of local honey products
Special Features by Cloverhill Flowers
- Designated children's garden
- Self-guided tour through the flower fields
Hiveshare sweetens the tour up with natural honey products. The agri-business will be joining Cloverhill Flowers on Old Homestead Road in Keswick in the flower field to buzz about all things honey. Hiveshare’s honey products can be ordered online or found locally at the Georgina Farmers’ Market on Sundays and at multiple retail businesses throughout Georgina.
The owner, Chris Campbell, partners with local businesses such as Elpida Cafe and Roastery to offer some unique tasting products, which he will have onsite for purchase.
Chris is happy to answer any bee-related questions you have. At Field to Table, Hiveshare will be bringing an observation hive so that you can get a closer look into the inner workings of a beehive.
Homestead Orchards
Location
3961 Old Homestead Rd., Georgina
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Designated Picnic Area
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Washrooms
Vendors
- Georgina Studio Tour Artists
Special Features
- Berry picking
- Explore the apple orchard
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Wagon rides with the farmers
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Antique Farm Equipment
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Cider House Tour
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Baked goods for sale
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Prepared foods for sale
The Pegg family has called 3961 Old Homestead Rd. home for more than 70 years and has grown more than 2,000 apple trees. Homestead Orchards is one of the busiest farms in Georgina, drawing many visitors for pick-your-own. You'll find baked goods, cider, preserves, cheese, meats and in-season produce in the store. In September, they open their barn to artists as a stop on the Georgina Studio Tour.
During the Field to Table event, visitors will be able to explore the orchard, pick strawberries, experience an educational wagon ride, tour the cider house and see antique farm equipment. Before you head out to your next tour stop, you’ll want to shop for some sweet treats like their famous apple brownie from the bakery and purchase a drink from Black River Coffee, who will be onsite for the day.
R&D Bees and Trees
Location
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Designated Picnic Area
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Porta Potty on-site
Special Features
- Observation Hive
- Questions and Answers with the Beekeepers
- Sampling of honey and honey lemonade
- Honey and Hive Products for Sale
- Honey and bee themed baked goods and treats for sale by TJ's Tasty Treats
- Sheep farm education from Breezy Ridge Farm
Step into the buzzing world of R&D Bees and Trees, a thriving apiary nestled on the vast acres of Breezy Ridge Farm that is home to over one million bees! This stop offers a fascinating glimpse into sheep farming, beekeeping and their interconnections. Visitors can watch the bees in action, explore the art of beekeeping and learn about sheep. Don’t forget to pick up some delicious, locally-produced honey and a variety of handcrafted honey-based products, sweet souvenirs straight from the source!
As much as we adore animals, we kindly ask that pets stay home for this event to help us maintain food safety, protect our farm animals, and ensure a safe experience for all, thanks for understanding!
Bee City
Georgina is honoured to be recognized as the 85th Bee City by Bee City Canada. This prestigious designation highlights the community's
dedication to protecting and supporting pollinators, vital contributors to the ecosystem and food supply. To celebrate this achievement we asked our farmers: "Why are pollinators important to you?"
"One out of every three bites of our food, including fruits, vegetables, chocolate, coffee, nuts, and spices, is created with the help of pollinators. In addition to the food that we eat, pollinators help to support healthy ecosystems that clean the air, stabilize soils, protect from severe weather, and support other wildlife" ~ Chris Campbell, Hiveshare
"If you like to eat... thank a pollinator! They are an integral part of the food-growing process. They also remind us of the interconnection between all living things, and that even the smallest of creatures- the humble little bee for example- has just as important a role to play in this dance of life as the great oak tree that gives us oxygen to breathe" ~ Zandra Zalucky, Elmgrove Organic Collective
"Our farm relies on pollinators to pollinate all our apples and berry blossoms so we have delicious produce ready for you" ~ Nathan Pegg, Homestead Orchards
Learn more about what the Town is doing to support sustainable agriculture and find local farms that sell directly to consumers.
Georgina's Field to Table event is a Top 100 Festival or Event in the Province of Ontario.
