Since 1969, our fields have produced some of Ontario’s best locally grown products. Our family and farm team takes pride in producing fresh fruits and vegetables for your best farm-to-table recipes. Discover below what’s available at Campbell’s Orchards!
Our Mission
Our mission is to provide our customers with the freshest and highest quality fruit, locally-sourced products, and grocery items from trusted partners, all while supporting sustainability and the local community. Our goal is to be a one-stop-shop for all of our customers' needs, and we strive to create a welcoming and inviting atmosphere where everyone feels at home. We are committed to using environmentally-friendly practices in all aspects of our business, and we believe in the importance of supporting small businesses and the local economy. Thank you for choosing Campbell's Orchards Country Market.
As fresh as it gets
The flavour of a vine ripened tomato is something we look forward to every summer.
A little about What we grow
5 acres of strawberries available for pick-your-own in late June and early July
1 acre of cherries that are available for sale at our farm stand in early July. Depending on our yield we have offered a small amount of pick-your-own
25+ varieties of apples that grows upon 30 acres. We are always adding to our line up. Give us a call if you are looking for a certain variety.
A small plot of black currants, and gooseberries
Locally produced blueberries, Niagara peaches and other Ontario grown fruit is available seasonally.
Vegetables include: field cucumbers, peppers, squash, broccoli, sweet corn, onion, cauliflower, bruselsprouts.
We partner with other local farmers and sell different produce we do not grow. Such as potatoes, hydroponic greens, garlic, and asparagus .
We love growing field tomatoes! You can also visit our tomato field and pick-your-own.
“Nice and kind staff. Great selection of products available. Something for everyone. There are photo ops during Thanksgiving when they put out their pumpkins.
There is apple picking, some farm animals, corn maze (subject to admission fee), cider tasting and local products to shop for such as homemade baked goods, apple cider by jug, chocolate, candies, vegetables, cider tasting and more.
I left the place with 4 different types of apples (there are more types), a big Rutabaga, peanut candies and cider ice wine!”
