Ottawa 
Events Description
Come for a fun day in the country… just minutes from the city!!
– Enjoy the outdoor with 4-loops to choose from for walking, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing
– Fire pits
– Play structures, maze, petting zoo and more
– Visit the farm store and shop all of our local vendors and maple products
– Visit the century-old production shack and let us show you how we transform our maple sap into delicious maple syrup.
– Wagon rides
Who is it for?
All ages – Family
HOW MUCH
Farm Admission, $8.25 – $14.75 +HST/person, kids under 3: free
Visit our small animal petting farm – Touch, feed and learn
Admission to the farm’s outdoor play parks and slides (snow pants recommended)
Admission to the sugar bush
Visit the century old production shack
Enjoy a guided tour and learn how maple syrup is made in the sugar shack (approx. 20 minutes)
A hay ride (horse-drawn on weekends) through our maple forest (approximately 20 minutes).
14.75$ includes one drink + one dessert
How to get tickets?
Walk-ins will be accepted if space is still available,
WHEN & WHERE
Date & Time:
Weekends from March 3rd to April 14th, 2024 | 9AM to 5PM
Saturday & Sunday | 9am-5pm
Smores Kits will be available along with snacks/desserts from 9:30AM to 4PM.
Pancake House will be open 9AM to 3PM starting Sunday March 5th.
—Last seating at 2pm.
During March Break
Outdoor farm activities and sugar bush visits will be open Wednesday to Friday: 9am-4pm
Brunch 9-2, indoor/outdoor dining and takeout.
Easter 4-day weekend
March 29 to April 1, 2024 | 9am-3pm
Outdoor farm activities and sugar bush visits, 9am-3pm
Brunch 9-2, indoor/outdoor dining and takeout.
Venue & Address :
Proulx Maple & Berry Farm – 1865 O’Toole Rd, Ottawa, ON k4c 1n2 Canada
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This sugar shack/ farm is very small, nice employees but really a waste of time. Admission is 6-12$ which is not really needed we went through the whole park and no ones asked to even see our bracelets. They have a kids play area outside with different structures/ sizes mostly made out of recycled items and wood. They have horse wagon rides from the kids area to the pancake house located on the other side of the property. The wagon rides are nice but the employees don’t stop talking during the ride so you can’t really enjoy it, not only that but the wagons themselves are over worked not only the horses but the wood parts looked warped and like it’s suffocating under the weight. Let’s mention the pancake house now, what a waste, 16,00$ plates for a jail style food line up and minimum food on the plates, and it’s not a menu or anything you have to have sausage no option of bacon, no toast, only scramble eggs and a baked bean with pulled pork I assume because there’s shredded meat in the beans for sure just not sure what. Not only is the food not the greatest and expensive for the amount and presentation but the lines to get into the pancake place is ridiculously long we waited over an hour to get in and it’s a lunch room basically and everyone is stuck sitting very close to each other with lunch trays. Then you have the option with admission why one is 12$ is you get a coupon for a drink and dessert, the dessert is either the syrup stick which is a ridiculous line as well or a slice of pie once in the pancake place. Once we ate, we bought two whole pies roughly 15$ each and they were well packaged and made at a different farm but sold here. We also bought two slices to try and used out coupons for the syrup sticks. There’s areas to walk around and fire pits as well overall the experience was okay but not worth the money at all or the wait times. At the end we didn’t even wait for the horse ride to get back to the kids area. We ended up walking on the road to the site and we got there before the horses even showed up. To end of this review I will add one more thing. Johnny on the spots for toilets. Hope this helps!