AG·RI·TOUR·ISM​​​

The Province of Ontario defines agritourism as “those farm-related tourism uses, that promote the enjoyment, education or activities related to​ the farm operation, including limited accommodation such as a bed and breakfast​". Agritourism businesses can include (but are not limited to) on-farm retail, farm tours, accommodations such as bed and breakfasts, or recreation activites ​such as horseback riding. Oro-Medonte is a Farm Fresh Community, we are a rural municipality and agriculture is an important part of the natural and cultural history and our future.

A barn, jug of maple syrup, and a hen.
The rolling farmlands of Oro-Medonte create the perfect setting for both agriculture and tourism. There is an abundance of agriculture opportunities, experiences and locally made products. Whether you are looking to visit adorable animals, buy f​arm fresh produce, learn about the production of maple syrup, or visit a field of beautiful flowers, Oro-Medonte is home to many outstanding farms and producers!​

Explore the Oro-Medonte Agritourism Map and see all that the region has to offer:

Oro-Medonte AgriTourism Businesses

Buy local fresh fruit, vegetables and meat right from the source! Visit local garden centres and pick your own locations. Click the links to view the many farms located in the township. Be sure to check hours and seasonality before visiting.​

​View Oro-Medonte's wineries, breweries, and event centres.

​Shop premade bouquets, pick-your-own flowers, and more!​

 

​Book an Oro-Medonte Farm Stay!​

Petting zoos, horseback trail riding, birdwatching, alpaca walks, and more!​

More Information

Visit the Orillia & Lake Country website for even more information on Agri & Eco-Tourism in Oro-Medonte. Watch videos, view itineraries, and browse business listings.  Learn more about Oro-Medonte's local growers, rural adventures, and locally sourced artisanal products. Plan the perf​ect agritourism trip to Oro-Medonte. Visit Orillia Lake & Country Tourism's website.

Locally Made Products

​My goal is to take great care of my own hives as naturally as possible. I extract the honey manually gravity straining the bee bits out and into jars within 48 hours, preserving all the great stuff that is in honey All the honey is from my own hives, so there is a limited supply. This is honey from the hive to the jar with minimal intervention. Find our products at local markets and events around the region. Visit Beamish Honey's website.

​We are a 110-acre century farm in Oro Medonte, growing organic lavender varieties and native plants. Visit our stand at the Oro Medonte Farmers Market, where we will have fresh and dried lavender, essential oil, and hydrosol for sale!​ Visit Lavender North on Facebook.

​Fresh honey available at the farm-gate stand or local farmers’ market! Located 3983 Line 9 N, RR 4 Coldwater, Ontario L0K1E0. Visit McCutheon's Apiary's website

Since 2005, the family-owned Organic Body Shop hand makes natural, high-quality organic products using traditional herbal remedies and essential oils to nourish and heal the body. For artisanal personal skin care products or spa services, visit the Organic Body Shop website to shop online and see everything they offer, including curbside pickup and free shipping.

​Experience 100% raw, natural honey made in Oro-Medonte. Liquid, creamed, cut comb, & beeswax. Visit Rugby Kid Honey on Facebook.

We are a local gourmet mushroom farm selling fresh and freeze dried mushroom products. We have a small shop that is open a couple of days a week that features a grow room viewing window so visitors can see how we grow our mushrooms. We will also we setting up a farm stand shortly so that fresh mushrooms are always available.

Visit White Pine Meadows' website.

The Simcoe County Agritourism Toolkit was put together by the County and Municipal Partners.  The Toolkit provides guidance for entrepreneurs who are interested in planning and developing an agritourism business. If you are considering the addition of an agritourism component to your farm, the expansion of your existing operations, or just want to explore what it takes to get into the agritourism industry, then this Toolkit is for you!

Agriculture in Oro‑Medonte is rooted in a landscape of rolling farmland, family‑run operations, and a growing culture of hands‑on agri‑tourism. Visitors can explore everything from maple syrup bush lots to equestrian farms and fresh‑produce growers, each offering a glimpse into the township’s rural heritage and modern sustainable practices. Whether you’re tasting local harvests, touring working farms, or learning how food is grown, Oro‑Medonte’s agricultural community invites you to connect with the land in a meaningful way Learn more about agriculture in Oro-Medonte.

Unlocking the Power of On-Farm Diversification! Designed for the agriculture sector, gain valuable insights, and learn more about On-Farm Diversification and all the things that need to be considered. A recording of the webinar is available on Youtube.

To have your business added to the AgriTourism webpage, please complete the application form below.

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