MILTON ATTRACTION FIELD GUIDE
Milton’s 165‑Acre Playland: Trails, Straw Mountain and Free Tractor Rides at Andrews Farm
General admission grants access to Andrews Farm Market & Winery’s 165 acres from opening at 10:00 a.m. until 30 minutes before closing; this guide lays out what to expect and how to plan your visit.
Milton’s 165‑Acre Playland: Trails, Straw Mountain and Free Tractor Rides at Andrews Farm.
Across 165 acres of gently rolling farm country in Milton, Andrews Farm Market & Winery stages a day of uncomplicated, tactile fun: winding trails and playgrounds, an Animal Corral of friendly creatures, a climbable straw mountain, a seasonal corn maze and pick‑your‑own fields. General admission opens at 10 a.m. and runs until the crew begins clearing fields 30 minutes before closing—perfect for a morning of harvest and a late‑afternoon wagon ride around the farm.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
165 Acres of Trails, Play and Animal Encounters
Roam winding trails, let kids bounce at the playground, and visit the Animal Corral for up‑close moments with the farm’s friendlier critters. The site’s mix of open fields and activity areas makes it easy to pace a family day out.
Pick‑Your‑Own Produce and Seasonal Blooms
When harvest is running, visitors can pick asparagus, berries, flowers and pumpkins in the farm fields; pick‑your‑own items are charged separately (produce by weight, flowers by bloom).
Free Tractor Wagon Tours—First Come, First Served
For a quick orientation of the grounds, hop on the tractor wagon for a free circuit of the farm. The wagon runs on a first‑come, first‑served basis and is a popular way to see more of the property without extra walking.
What the day feels like
What a Day at the Farm Feels Like
The day is a series of small discoveries: a climb up straw mountain for a view and a laugh, a slow walk through winding paths, a chase through a corn maze in the fall, and frequent stops to photograph flowers or taste freshly harvested fruit. Expect casual, family‑focused energy and staff managing access as the farm prepares to close—general admission begins at 10 a.m. and runs through the final half hour before fields are cleared.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this experience suits—and who should think twice.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Dress for the weather (admission is non‑refundable). Bring a camera and payment for any pick‑your‑own items (produce sold by weight; flowers by bloom).
No outside food allowed on the farm. Pets are welcome but must be leashed and kept out of the picking areas; owners must clean up after them.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
When can I enter the farm?
General admission begins at 10:00 a.m. and the farm begins clearing fields 30 minutes before closing; final admission to fields is one hour before closing.
Are tickets refundable if it rains?
Tickets are non‑refundable; the farm is open rain or shine, so dress appropriately for weather.
How much are tickets and are there discounts?
Walk‑in admission: free for ages 0–5; $17.50 + HST for ages 6–64; $16.50 + HST for seniors 65+. Online advance tickets: $15.50 + HST for ages 6–64; online day‑of listed as $16.50 + HST. Senior tickets (65+) must be purchased in person with ID. There is a 65+ Half Price Monday rate of $8.20 + HST (excluding holidays).
Are pick‑your‑own items included with admission?
No—pick‑your‑own items incur an additional fee; produce is charged by weight and flowers by bloom.
Is the tractor wagon ride included?
Yes. Tractor wagon rides around the farm are free and operate on a first‑come, first‑served basis.
Can I bring a picnic or outside food?
No. Outside food and picnics are not permitted on farm grounds.