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Springridge Farm: prices, hours and what families should know

Last verified August 15, 2026

Springridge combines a manageable Fun Farmyard with an established bakery, market and scenic escarpment setting. The weekday price is the strongest value signal; weekend families pay more but still receive the same core farmyard access, including animals, slides, play structures and scheduled wagon rides.

Current price signalWeekdays $10; weekends and holidays $14, ages 2–92The 2026 spring/summer pass is $49 for one person or $179 for four and is valid through September 18, 2026. Harvest-season admission can differ.
2026 openingFarm, market and Fun Farmyard open daily 9 a.m.–5 p.m. in the published seasonNo advance booking required for ordinary individual visits
Family fitBest for ages 2–9Allow 2.5–4 hours

The direct answer

A polished, easy-to-understand farmyard with particularly good weekday value.

Springridge combines a manageable Fun Farmyard with an established bakery, market and scenic escarpment setting. The weekday price is the strongest value signal; weekend families pay more but still receive the same core farmyard access, including animals, slides, play structures and scheduled wagon rides.

Strong fit

Choose it when

  • Families who want a half-day farm outing rather than an enormous festival
  • Toddlers and younger school-age children who enjoy sand, slides and animals
  • Weekday visitors who can use the lower published admission price
Plan around

Important cautions

  • Admission applies from age 2 through 92, so adults and grandparents are ticketed
  • Outside food, cakes and picnics are not permitted
  • The spring/summer pass expires September 18 and should not be assumed to cover harvest programming

What the visit includes

Know what is included before you promise children a full farm day.

01

Goat Mountain, farm animals, tube slides, a spider-web climber, straw play and a giant sandbox suit younger children.

02

Pedal tractors, farm hoppers, antique tractors and a singing chicken show add compact themed experiences.

03

Tractor-drawn wagon rides follow published weekday times and run more continuously on weekends.

04

The five-acre corn trail is a harvest-season weekend feature, not a year-round inclusion.

A realistic family plan

A smoother visit in three decisions.

  1. 1

    Use a weekday when possible for the lower price and lighter pace.

  2. 2

    Check the wagon schedule on arrival, then fit slides, animals and the sandbox around that fixed time.

  3. 3

    Finish at the bakery and market, which can also be visited without Farmyard admission.

Conditions that change the day

Working farms are not controlled indoor attractions.

Accessibility

Support workers accompanying a customer with a disability are not charged for Fun Farmyard admission. The setting still includes uneven outdoor farm surfaces; contact the farm about the current route and wagon setup.

Food + facilities

The bakery, market and food counter are a major part of the visit and are accessible without Farmyard admission. Outside meals and birthday cakes are restricted.

Weather + fields

The Fun Farmyard is primarily outdoors. Dress for sun, wind or mud and confirm operations during severe weather.

For a required mobility, sensory, allergy or washroom accommodation, contact the farm before buying. Crop supply, animal access and outdoor activities can change without notice.

Price record

Seasonal numbers are snapshots—not permanent prices.

Last verified August 15, 2026

The 2026 spring/summer pass is $49 for one person or $179 for four and is valid through September 18, 2026. Harvest-season admission can differ.

Four weekend visits for one person exceed the $49 individual spring/summer pass, but family savings depend on visit frequency and the September 18 expiry. Do not count harvest visits unless current terms explicitly include them.

Questions families ask

Useful answers with the conditions left in.

How much is Springridge Farm in 2026?

Spring and summer Fun Farmyard admission is $10 weekdays and $14 weekends or holidays per person ages 2–92, last verified August 15, 2026.

Do you need to pre-book?

No for ordinary individual admission. Groups and school or daycare visits have separate booking requirements.

Is the market free to visit?

Yes. There is no charge to visit the market, bakery and gift shop.

Are support workers charged?

Springridge states that support workers accompanying a customer with a disability are not charged to enter the Fun Farmyard.

Research record

Official sources checked on August 15, 2026.

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    2026 Fun Farmyard admission, passes and activitiesSpringridge Farm
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    2026 pass product and expirySpringridge Farm
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