About Andrews' Scenic Acres
Andrews' Scenic Acres, also called Andrews Farm, is a pick-your-own farm on 10 Side Road in the countryside north of Milton. Its season runs from spring asparagus to fall pumpkins, and the farm turns its own fruit into wine in an on-site winery. General admission covers the picking fields, a petting zoo, a playground, wagon rides and seasonal attractions; the farm market and winery are free to visit.
The 2026 season ran from May 30 to November 1. Crops change through the summer, so the farm posts a crop report; in mid-October 2026 it listed dahlias, Ida Red and Golden Delicious apples and pumpkins as good, with lighter picking of Mutsu and Empire apples. What you pick is charged extra, by the pound for produce and by the bloom for flowers. Baskets cost $1 or $2, or bring your own and staff will weigh it first. The farm is open rain or shine, with no refunds.
The winery makes fruit wines from the farm's own harvest, including Strawberry Fields, Raspberry Rouge, True Blue, Apple Crisp and Regal Black Currant, plus dessert wines such as Cassis Black Currant and Blueberry Bouquet; samples are offered in the shop. Field trips, farm parties and corporate groups can book ahead, and groups of 15 or more get a lower ticket rate.
Kelso Lavender is about 6 km south near Milton, roughly a 10-minute drive, so a July visit can combine berry or flower picking here with the lavender fields.
What to do
- Pick your own produce and flowers, May through October
- Cut dahlias in early fall, priced by the bloom
- Pick apples such as Ida Red, Golden Delicious, Mutsu and Empire in fall
- Choose a pumpkin in October
- Take a wagon ride and visit the petting zoo and playground
- Sample the farm's own fruit wines in the market
Season, hours and prices
- Season
- 2026 season May 30 to November 1; pick-your-own crops change from spring asparagus to fall apples, dahlias and pumpkins
- Hours
- 2026 season: weekdays 10 am–3:30 pm, weekends and holidays 10 am–4:30 pm; last field entry one hour before closing
- Admission
- 2026 walk-in general admission $17.50 ages 6–64, $16.50 ages 65+ (plus HST), under 6 free; online booking 48+ hours ahead $16.43; picked produce extra
Good to know
- Dogs
- Allowed on the farm but not in pick-your-own patches
- Reservations
- Walk-in
Tips for your visit
- Book online at least 48 hours ahead for the cheapest admission
- Check the farm's crop report or call before coming for a specific crop, since conditions change fast
- No outside food is allowed, so plan to eat before or buy at the market
- Seniors get half-price admission on non-holiday Mondays, in person with ID
Pair it with a lavender farm
Kelso Lavender · about 10 minutes away
Pick at Andrews' in the morning, then drive about 10 minutes south to Kelso Lavender near Milton.
Getting there
Questions
Do I pay admission and for what I pick?
Yes. General admission gets you into the fields and attractions, and produce is charged by weight and flowers by the bloom.
Can I bring my dog?
Dogs are allowed on the farm but not in the pick-your-own patches.
When is the farm open?
In 2026 the season ran May 30 to November 1, weekdays 10 am to 3:30 pm and weekends and holidays 10 am to 4:30 pm.
Do I need admission to visit the market and winery?
No. The farm market and winery are free to visit.
🗺️ Part of the guide Things to Do Near the Lavender Farms of Caledon, Erin & Orangeville, Ontario
Checked in October 2026 against the business’s own website and local tourism pages. Hours and seasons change, so check with them before you go. How we check listings · Is this your business? Claim it free
