Located in the heart of downtown community of
Cabbagetown, his extrinsic farm offers 7.5 acres of scenic views along the pathways
through wooded areas, around ponds, and into butterfly-herb-flower-vegetable
gardens. The farm hosts many farm animals such as horses, cows, goats and
chickens.Did you know?
In 1894 the farm opened to become Toronto’s first zoo, but eventually it was closed in 1974 with the animals relocated to the new Toronto Zoo in Scarborough.The park features three buildings that remain from the old Riverdale Zoo! Although the farm isn’t that big in size, it is an urban gem, being located just blocks from the downtown core.
Learn and chat with the farmer during daily chores that may include animal feeding, egg collection, cow milking or goat milking, horse grooming, and mucking out the stalls-pens-paddocks. These products will be later sold at a farmer's market.
