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Day 106: Rasberry Festival In Clarksburg Celebrate Raspberry Season
Day 106 of 365
Looking For More Ideas Away From Elvis & The Siege? Celebrate Raspberry Season In Clarksburg
Everything is raspberry themed this Saturday July 24th at the Farmers Pantry (788030 Grey Rd. 13, R.R. #1, Clarksburg ON N0H 1J0.)
Play some games, go for a tractor wagon ride, pick some raspberries and indulge in some other tasty treats.
“The Farmer’s Pantry all began in the fall of 1999 under a small tent on Hwy 26. It’s a family run project that includes help and support from the entire clan. In our humble beginnings, we were a small apple stand with a couple of animals romping around to play with. As we progressed into our third season, we opened up a second stand as a u-pick on one of our farms, where people could enjoy the experience of picking their own apples. Two years later, we moved this stand onto our home farm, where it still resides today.”
