Riverdale Farm Review

Riverdale Farm, located in downtown Toronto, a cabbage town where Irish people gather. The farm is not big and animals are more common: chickens and rabbits are in the same cage, horses, sheep, ducks, pigs... There is a very clear instruction in the field: animals are strictly prohibited. There is Necroplis Cemetery next to the farm. Free admission.

Toronto Stock Farm, if you like field life, you must not miss this farm here. It is a fully open farm. Passengers can feed chickens and geese, raise chickens and ducks, etc., so that people can feel the joy of harvest. You can also bring your children to experience it.

We love the view from this neighborhood! First, you can walk along the Danforth Avenue in the Greek city, stop at the shops here to buy something or eat something, your choice here is absolutely endless, of course, including Greek food! Walk south along Broadview and you can see the Toronto skyline.

The Valley Farm in downtown Toronto is located at 201 Winchester St, Toronto, Ontario M4X 1B8, Canada, a farm with horses, cows, pigs, sheep, goats, ducks and so on. There is a shallow pool for children's programs and rescue workers. This farm is in the open space of old The Toronto Zoo. The new zoo is now moving to the suburbs. There is a free parking on the street side of the valley farm. Admission is free.

Valley farms are free. There are some sheep in it. You can take your children to see them. Not bad. It's clean.