FARM CRAWL
2011
EST.
HAMILTON
Farm Crawl 101
Farm Crawl is an opportunity to get an inside look at the operations of many of our farms in Hamilton and the surrounding area. It is a self-guided event where you drive from farm to farm in any order you like to learn about local agriculture. You choose how many farms you would like to see and how much time to spend at each farm.
Farms are open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Below is a map of the participating farms.
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Participating farms to visit
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Events taking place at each farm
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Please present your tickets at the entrance of each farm you visit
For any other questions - visit our Frequently Asked Questions page
EVENT CANCELLATION NOTICE
Due to the extremely poor air quality combined with the severe thunderstorms forecasted for the Hamilton area for Saturday, Farm Crawl Hamilton has cancelled the July 18 Farm Crawl event.
The safety of our guests and our farmers is our highest priority.
All ticket holders will be contacted directly regarding refunds for their tickets.
Thank you for your understanding and your continued support of Farm Crawl Hamilton. We look forward to welcoming you to a future
Farm Crawl event.
Thank you for supporting Farm Crawl!
June 20
July 18
Tickets on Sale on June 22
Sept. 19
Tickets on Sale on Aug. 1
ABOUT US
In 2011, the owners of Manorun Organic Farm, Weir’s Lane Lavender & Apiary, and Jerry’s Berries (aka Lotsa Hostas) got together to brainstorm about a fun way to open up farms and to share their experiences with the public. Thus, was the start of Farm Crawl Hamilton!
Early in May 2012 these farms opened their doors to a crowd of around 60. In 2013, the crawl was expanded to include a couple of other farms and since then the crawl continues to expand to include farms that are located across Hamilton.
Farm Crawl Hamilton is a non-profit organization. The events are run by farmers to ensure you enjoy a genuine experience. Ticket sales cover the costs of marketing, operating, and managing farm crawl. We look forward to seeing old friends every year and making new ones at this year’s farm crawl!
