About Applewood Farm & Winery
Applewood Farm & Winery has made fruit wines, cider and mead for more than 26 years, using fruit and honey from its own farm and from neighbors. The family business recently moved to a new farm on Saintfield Road in Seagrave, just north of Port Perry. Recent bottles include a 25th anniversary mead, a crabapple and pear cider, a strawberry liqueur and the Eden, Trio and Elora's Harvest wines, alongside honey from their bees, jams and jellies.
The farm is open from May to December 20, and picking follows the season, from strawberries and mulberries early on to pumpkins and squash in fall. On fall weekends from late September through Halloween, plus Thanksgiving Monday, $13 admission for ages 3 and up covers the 30-acre corn maze with about 3 kilometers of trails, a sunflower walk, and one pumpkin or squash or ten cut sunflower stems.
Kids get a large play yard with a small animal barn, giant chess, a pea gravel pit and play houses, and a wagon ride runs through the patch. A food truck comes on Sunday afternoons and the patio pours cider and wine, with live music on Sundays until Halloween. Parking and the winery are free. The building has a ramp and the new wagon takes wheelchairs, though the grounds are uneven farmland. Pets aren't allowed.
Christel Lake Lavender in Greenbank is about 20 minutes west. Applewood grows some lavender too, sold in the winery as bouquets, sachets and pillow sprays.
What to do
- Taste fruit wines, cider and mead made on the farm
- Walk the 30-acre corn maze on fall weekends through Halloween
- Pick a pumpkin or squash, or cut 10 sunflower stems
- Ride the wagon through the pumpkin patch
- Hear live music on the patio, Sundays until Halloween
- Visit the small animal barn and play yard with kids
Season, hours and prices
- Season
- Open May to December 20; corn maze and pumpkins on weekends from late September through Halloween
- Hours
- As posted October 2026: Fri noon–5, Sat–Sun 11–5 (fall weekends last entry 4); hours vary by season, so call ahead
- Admission
- Free to park and visit the winery; fall farm admission $13 per person, ages 3 and up (as posted October 2026)
Good to know
- Age
- 21 or older to taste or drink alcohol
- Dogs
- Not allowed
- Accessibility
- Ramp into the building and a wheelchair-accessible wagon; grounds are uneven
- Payment
- Cash, debit and credit cards (cash and debit preferred)
Tips for your visit
- Bridge work blocks the western approach; follow the detour signs and come in from Simcoe Road to the east.
- Picnics aren't allowed, though light snacks and drinks are fine.
- Buses are accepted on weekdays only; email ahead.
- Plan a designated driver if you're tasting.
Pair it with a lavender farm
Christel Lake Lavender · about 20 minutes away
Christel Lake Lavender in Greenbank is about 20 minutes west, a good pairing with a farm afternoon in Seagrave.
Getting there
Questions
Are dogs allowed?
No. Pets aren't allowed on the farm.
What does fall admission include?
$13 (ages 3 and up) covers the corn maze, the sunflower walk and one pumpkin or squash or 10 cut sunflower stems, while supplies last.
Is there a charge to visit the winery?
No. Parking and the winery are free; admission is only for the farm activities.
🗺️ 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
