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Andrews Farm Market & Winery

Milton, Halton Region · about 50 min from downtown

Open todayPick your ownFarm storePumpkin patch
Baskets of strawberries, blueberries, red and black currants and black raspberries, with rhubarb stalks and a bundle of asparagus, on the grass in front of an Andrews' Scenic Acres sign

Farming here since 1980

  • Pick-your-own raspberriesCharged on top of general admission; most produce is priced by weight.
  • Farm storeFarm market and winery. In the barn at 9365 10 Side Road, open daily from 30 May to 1 November: pre-picked produce in season, the farm's fruit and dessert wines, and honey, maple syrup, jams and baking. No admission ticket needed.

Andrews Farm opened in 1980 as Andrews Scenic Acres and covers 165 acres on the Niagara Escarpment. From 30 May to 1 November you can pick asparagus and rhubarb in spring, strawberries, currants and blueberries in summer, then apples, sunflowers, dahlias and pumpkins into October. The winery pours strawberry, raspberry, blueberry and black currant wines made from its own fruit. The market and winery are free to walk into; the fields, wagon rides, playground and farm animals need a day ticket.

When to visit

Pick-your-own raspberriesJuly, September and October
Pick-your-own applesAugust to October
Pumpkin patchSeptember and October
Hayride, petting farms and play areasSeason runs 30 May to 1 November 2026
Farm marketOpen daily, 30 May to 1 November 2026
Flower pickingPeonies in June, then sunflowers and dahlias from August
Winery or cideryMay to November
Festival or eventOctober and November
Pick-your-own strawberries and pick-your-own sour cherriesJune and July
Pick-your-own blueberriesJuly and August
Pick-your-own currantsJuly
Pick-your-own asparagus and pick-your-own rhubarbMay and June

Buy direct

At the farm storeFarm market and winery

In the barn at 9365 10 Side Road, open daily from 30 May to 1 November: pre-picked produce in season, the farm's fruit and dessert wines, and honey, maple syrup, jams and baking. No admission ticket needed.

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Pick your ownPick your own

Buy a general admission ticket at the gate or online, then pay for what you pick: most produce by weight, flowers by the bloom. Baskets are $1 or $2, or bring your own. Picking changes quickly, so check the farm's Instagram or call before a special trip.

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9365 10 Side Road, Milton, ON L9T 2X9

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