Autumn Wonders of Ontario
Canadian farms invite guests!
Not far from London, Ontario is a real fall village, Clovermead Farm. It consists of old buildings that are decorated with pumpkins and offers more than 50 different attractions for the whole family.
Farm owners offer visitors: communication with animals, tractor rides, bike rides, trampolines, car racing, sculpture park, sunflower field, haunted maze, a large number of locations for photos and much more.
On Saturdays from Sept. 17, the village holds a pumpkin festival: everything around is decorated with seasonal decorations, people can buy items made of this orange vegetable and there are themed competitions, including cannon shooting with pumpkins.
The local cafe serves Canadian national food: poutine, sausages, and boiled corn straight from the field. For dessert, there's delicious ice cream — and of course, it's with pumpkin and maple syrup!
The highlight of the farm are the mazes: the corn maze, the cedar maze, and the "foggy" horror maze. In the corn field — in the middle of which there is a grand piano — you don't have to walk just for fun: you have to find five hidden bells.
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