Description

Fascinated with bees and worry about their health?  Do you have questions about bees and want to know more?  Our staff will guide you on this fun family friendly activity.  You will bee engaged and educated while learning the history of bees and beekeeping.  By the end of the tour you will be able to answer the following questions and more.  How did those bees fly from Europe?  How long have humans been bee keeping? I don’t like honey – what have bees done for me lately?  What is a skep? How stylish would I look in a bee bonnet?   You will also get a glimpse of the future of the human/bee partnership – robohives are in use today across North America.

The nature trail consists of 2-acres of native prairie wildflowers.   Enjoy a walk in the field, take a seat and embrace the summer.  You will get hands on with an inactive hive and bee keeping equipment.

Costs are $25 per adult (19+).  This tour is free for children with an adult accompanying them (up to 2 kids per adult).  No booking needed for kids.

This tour is also offered as a self guided drop-in activity from 11:00am until close at 6:30pm.  The self-guided tour can also be enhanced with our app that can deliver a game experience or audio tours in English or French.  If you prefer one of these options visit us onsite.

More Fun Options for your visit

You can choose any of these extras to round out your visit.

• Other Tours – our Honeywine Highway Tour is also available as a hosted experience.  Learn what we do with all that honey (hint: we make alcohol!).
• Crafting – purchase a craft activity to do onsite in our crafting pavilion or take it home to complete later.
• Sipping – Prairie Bee Meadery craft international award winning meads.  Enjoy a sample or mead by the glass.  Sweet or dry we have something for every palate.
• Savouring – with our food offerings you can enjoy a Charcuterie, lunch box or deserts.
• Staying – we are members of the Terego & Havest Host networks.  If you are a member book in through the network and bring the RV or tent trailer and stay for a night free of charge with your visit.

Accessibility & Security

• This family friendly activity is focused on bees, beekeeping and agricultural information.
• The pathway is mown, flat ground, subject to burrowing animal activity and the possibility of random ground holes..
• While not a paved pathway, wheelchairs, walkers and other mobility devices have access in dry weather.
• Washrooms are accessible on the ground floor.
• Each pollinator pathway activity point has bench seating available.
• The tour route does not go within 50 metres of an active bee hive.
• We are a Pet friendly site.

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