Ukuqasha kokuvakasha e-The Blue Mountains

Welcome to our Donkey experience. When you first arrive at our farm, we will go over a few safety rules we have in place to make your experience a safe and enjoyable one. Donkeys can be given treats over the fence and once this is done we will enter the paddock where you will be able to interact with them and brush and take photos. We are also available to answer any questions you might have. We will spend some time with the donkeys and then we will visit with the pot belly pigs and our very friendly goats. Treats will also be available to feed to them. Once again you are welcome to take photos. If the alpacas and miniature horses are near by you are welcome to visit them along with feeding treats. We also have a chicken coop where children can look for eggs and collect them. ( Yes you can keep the eggs). We also have a small herd of sheep. Betsy is one of our ewes and she always love when people visit and will never say no to a treat or 2 or 3. . You just never know what surprise you might find on out farm that day!

For the morning booking: Guests will get to start in the poultry coop where they will be able to interact with the ducks and chickens, and perhaps collect their eggs. They will learn about feed and the mix of different species and their needs. They will open the door and watch the ducks waddle to the pond (seasonally). From there they will enter the paddock where they can interact with the donkeys and the horses and learn each of their stories. Guests will be informed about rescue animals and natural alternate methods of care. The guests will be taught how to clear their thinking in order to allow the animals to do the same and be rewarded by the therapeutic energy of the equine. For the afternoon booking: The poultry will already be free range but the guests will be able to sit by the pond (seasonally) and feed the ducks as well as have the chickens come to them for feed. Other things to note This is a hands on experience with animals. Guests are asked to be calm and allow the animals to come to them. Children must be supervised at all times. One on one (adult to child) is required. There is a good possibility you will get dirty. Hand washing will be available.

Lucy's Farm Zoo - Fun Day Camp Give Yourself a Techy Holiday away from the craziness of the city and work! Meet our Horses, Miniature horses, Goats, Chickens, Bunnies, Ducks, Quails, Alpaca, Pot Belly Pig, Cats, Dogs, and Baby Animals! Discover Petting and feeding up close experience with our special friendly farm animals. Meet the lady hens and collect farm fresh eggs. Play with the baby animals. Watch baby goats climb and play or have a snuggle or feed them. Animals can make you forget all about your problems and make you laugh. Our babies are naturally very cute, friendly, social, and curious. Walk and play with our animals. Bring food if you wish and lets create a Family Picnic! (regulations no serving food) Many people are disconnected with nature and animals, spending most of their day on their phones and technology. This is your chance to form a meaningful connection with life in the country and get to discover a relationship with nature and these wonderful animals. Your special time to recharge, relax and revitalize your Body, Mind and Spirit. Meet New Friends, Feeding, Education, Excitement & Fun for Everyone! Other things to note Ask about getting close animals to gently introduce yourself. You may get a little dirty. Safety first - open palm feeding. SUPERVISION for safety always, No wondering on own. Please ask if you can come outside hours. No smoking or pets please.

“The purpose of life is to live it, to taste experience to the utmost, to reach out eagerly and without fear for newer and richer experience.” - Eleanor Roosevelt ​We'll meet at the entrance of the trail and start with brief introductions, a review of the route, safety briefing - and pause to set an intention for the hike. Our trek begins on a wide relatively flat trail, then up along short climb to the crossroads. The trail delves deeper into the forest as it winds its way along the ridge until we reach the deck overlooking the Georgian Peaks Ski Club, showcasing panoramic views of Georgian Bay. On the deck facing our big blue bay, I'll lead a beginner-friendly yoga session* to connect our mind, body and spirit with the land and the lake (AKA Spirit Lake by Ojibway Indians). Afterwards, we'll have time to relax and enjoy the scenery at the summit, spending approximately 1 hour at the lookout. Then we'll continue our hike and loop back through the forest to our car. Throughout the hike, we'll take water breaks and pause for mindful moments... forest bathing. You'll leave feeling refreshed and rejuvenated - powered by the beauty of nature. NOTE: No washroom facilities available in or near the park If you do not see a date or time on the calendar that works for you or have a larger group, please contact me to check on availability and possible options.

The experience, also known as 'Forest Bathing', begins at a designated trailhead where we'll lightly introduce ourselves to each other and begin noticing the land. As we enter the forest, a prompt is given to begin to arrive and settle into the experience some more. A brief introduction to forest therapy, how it works and the health benefits of time spent in nature is given next. Information about the area and a land acknowledgement is included. Participants have the opportunity to introduce themselves more in depth in a first sharing circle before beginning to deepen and nurture nature connections. Throughout the event, several invitations are given that make room for sensory experiences, play, discovery, relaxation, listening, exploring, presence and stillness. These invitations are unique to the participants, time of day and what the forest offers and reveals during the time of the walk. The forest therapy walk ends with a tea ceremony, creating opportunities to enjoy local, sustainably foraged tea plants in circle with self, others and the land. Other things to note - This experience is child and dog friendly, please inform me to be able to adapt - If you have any allergies or mobility issues, please let me know - During the pandemic there are no portable toilets. Using the ‘facili-trees’ will be the only way to 'go'. I carry toilet paper and hand sanitizer with me