The farm animals drive

From Notre-Dame-de-L’Ile-Perrot to Rivière-Beaudette

Time

½ day

# of stops

3 stops

Distance

53 km

Stops

1 Ferme Quinn
2 Les Alpagas de la Petite Côte
3 Ferme La Belle et ses bêtes

Ferme Quinn 1

2495, Boulevard Perrot Notre-Dame-de-l'Île-Perrot Québec J7V 8P4

514-453-1510

Only 20 minutes from Montréal on lovely Île Perrot, the Quinn farm has been a family favourite for two generations. The perfect outing for families with young children, this family-run business lets visitors explore the inner workings of a real farm from barn to fields. Spring, summer, and fall the fields are full of fruits to harvest. Pick your own strawberries, blueberries, tomatoes, corn, pumpkins and apples. Tractor-rides and hay-bale mazes are a treat in the fresh open air. On your way out, be sure to stop at the shop for some home-baked goodies and local products such as eggs, breads, cheeses, oils, soaps, crafts and more.

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Les Alpagas de la Petite Côte 2

1423, Chemin Saint-Louis Saint-Lazare Québec J7T 2Y9

514-235-2729

Located in Saint-Lazare, Alpagas de la Petite Côte is an agricultural business and craft studio specializing in alpaca wool textiles. Locally-sourced and transformed, the quality of the finished product, spun and woven by hand in Eastern Canada, starts with careful selection of the best alpacas, raised under the highest standards. The owner is an expert in the sorting and grading of alpaca fibre and trains other fibre producers. For a visit to the farm or to the shop, do not hesitate to contact them.

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Ferme La Belle et ses bêtes 3

95, Chemin Houle Rivière-Beaudette Québec J0P 1R0

514-779-1796

Head to Rivière Beaudette, where the owners of Ferme La Belle et ses bêtes will welcome you for a guided visit to discover the joys of the farm and its animals. You will be able to pet and feed alpacas, miniature donkeys and horses. You’ll also meet the farm’s ducks and chickens. On site, explore the boutique offering items made with alpaca wool, including hats, scarves, socks and mittens to keep you warm all winter long. The farm also has a variety of crops, like pumpkins and garlic. Farm visits are by reservation only on weekends, and you may even be able to help feed the animals! Everyone is welcome!