School Tours
Frequently Asked Questions About Your School Tour
IS CLOVERMEAD WHEEL CHAIR ACCESSIBLE?
The Honey Shop & Adventure farm is wheelchair accessible with gravel paths, We have some accessible washrooms and an adult change table.
DANGER IN GETTING STUNG?
Clovermead keeps most of their bee hives on other farm land so there are not 24 million bees flying around on our farm. The honey bees here are pretty friendly & you generally do not notice them. Just like in a park! Honey bees are vegetarians, they eat pollen & collect nectar, fortunately, they do not eat people. Bees will sting if they feel threatened, they normally will leave you alone if you leave them BEE.
ARE WE ALLOWED TO BRING OUR OWN FOOD?
At Clovermead, we welcome you to bring your own food and enjoy it at one of our many picnic spots both inside and outside the farm. While we encourage you to make the most of our lovely picnic areas, please note that open flames, BBQs, propane stoves or any other equipment with flames are not permitted for safety reasons.
WHAT HAPPENS IF IT RAINS?
Hive openings, rides, candy and pumpkin cannon shows will bee cancelled if it is raining. The farm will still be open so come if you would like to be adventurous in the rain. Some attractions may bee closed.
DO YOU HAVE A LOST AND FOUND?
Yes. If you are still on the property, please call the Honey Shop at 519-773-5503, or find anyone wearing a yellow ‘worker bee’ shirt. If you have already left, feel free to send an email to info@clovermead.com or call us at 519-773-5503. We have a great return rate on cell phones, wallets and lost children.
WHAT ARE YOUR HOURS OF OPERATION?
The Adventure Farm is open Monday to Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm until October 31,2026.
The Honey Shop is open year-round, Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM, and closed on Sundays.






