Things to See and Do

Upon arrival, step out and take in the beauty, the quiet, and the earthy scents of the farm. Soon enough, you’re likely to spot a chicken—they might even wander right up to you.

One thing that visitors truly appreciate at Lindsay Lake Farms is the freedom the animals have to roam, offering the chance to slow down and connect with them at your own pace.

On the bison tour, ride a bus or walk at your own pace to try to catch sight of bison lingering at the edge of the woods or lumbering across the fields. It’s basically the Canadian version of a safari. Take a seat at a picnic table to watch the bison and indulge in a curated picnic platter.

Spotting bison isn’t always guaranteed. On 50 acres of land, they occasionally disappear into the forest to roam in solitude.

Throughout the farm find a beaver dam, owls, a wild blueberry field, and other wildlife.

Planning Your Visit

Experiences & Tours

• Bison Tour – guided.
• Spirit of the Bison Walk – self-guided.
• Bison Sunset Walk – evening option for a unique perspective.
• Bison Farm Adventure: Tour & Dine – a 2-hour guided tour of the farm with a 3-course gourmet farm-to-table meal.
• Bison Picnic – tour the farm and see the bison in a G-Wagon with gourmet delicacies, fine wines, and handcrafted treats.
• Explore five different farm experiences designed to foster connection and healing.

What to bring

• Footwear and pants you don’t mind getting dirty.
• Hat and sunblock if it’s sunny. You’ll be exposed to the sun for much of the day.

Staying overnight

• Stay at Moose River Cottage, just around the corner, or on the same road as the farm at Clydesdale Cottage.

Insider Tips

When it’s available, order a farm-to-table picnic platter or sample bison dishes on-site from the food truck. Try bison steaks, bratwurst, and burgers. And stop by the farm store where you can pick up bison meat, free-range eggs, wild blueberries, clothes, and art by local artists on your way out.