Group & Corporate Farm Tours and Venue Rental near Toronto | Circling Hawk Honey & Mead

Groups, Corporate Tours & Venue

Group & Corporate Farm Tours

Best for groups of 15 to 80 people · weekdays (Monday to Friday) · May to November

Bring your team, club, class or family reunion to a working honey farm and meadery on the Oak Ridges Moraine, just north of Toronto. A guided group visit can include:

  • A walk through the bee yards, orchards and haskap groves
  • Meeting the horses (bring apples or carrots)
  • A look inside our honey extraction room and meadery, with Q&A on how mead is made
  • A honey tasting, and a mead tasting for guests 19 and over
  • Honey and mead to take home, or custom-label gift jars for your guests

We have a large overflow parking lot, covered and open-air seating, washrooms, and a stage for presentations. Tell us your group size and preferred weekday with the form below and we'll get back to you with options and pricing.

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Venue Rental

Nestled in the heart of the GTA's last bit of farm country, we offer plenty of space for your outdoor event. Weddings, corporate events, team building, spiritual, or religious ceremonies are all welcome.

  • Separate parking away from the party space (up to 90 cars)
  • Rent a clear span tent up to 30' x 120' (not from us though)
  • Water and power nearby
  • Live music performances, locally produced honey, mead, and cheesecake are available. Guests can also enjoy meadery tours and the unique opportunity to interact with honeybees and horses, which are located adjacent to the event tents, providing excellent photo opportunities and a chance for close engagement.

    Send a Group or Venue Enquiry What are you planning?
    How many guests: (groups of 15 to 80 work best, weekdays only)
    Event Date: (group tours: Monday to Friday only)
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    View of inside the mead bar

    View of the covered seating area

    View of outside uncovered area and stage

    Free parking, country air, some natural tasty sweet treats, and free entertainment. Tasting room tables & bar stools for bar service are on a first-come, first-served basis. We have outdoor seating for about 100 people and inside for about 8 people. Dogs are welcome on the farm grounds, but not inside any farm building. Please keep your dog on a leash. Service animals are always welcome.

    Agritourism

    By booking a farm tour you can participate in agritourism, enjoy being on a farm, and learn about agriculture. You might wonder why you might want to bother booking a farm tour? Here are some of the reasons:

    • You get so see how food is grown and prepared and you usually can pet and feed our horses and get to see how honeybees live and work together.
    • You'd be supporting a local business. Farming at small scale is not an easy business and agritourism provides some additional income for us farmers. We in turn invest this back into our operations and this provides more jobs and food for our community.
    • It's environmentally friendly. We minimize the footprint of visitors and only offer tours when it doesn't adversely affect the local environment or farm operations.
    • You get to learn about Richmond Hill's past agricultural heritage and what is going on now.
    • You get to experience the Oak Ridges Moraine countryside and enjoy its natural beauty
    • Taste local products: Sample organic and environmentally-friendly products

    Music at the meadery stage performances have concluded for 2026. They'll be back in summer of 2027.





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    WARNING: under Ontario law, an agritourism provider is not liable for the death or injury or illness of a participant in an agritourism activity conducted at this agritourism location if that injury or death or illness results from the inherent risks of that agritourism activity. Inherent risks of agritourism activities include, but are not limited to, the risk of injury inherent to land, equipment and animals as well as the potential for you as a participant to act in a negligent manner that may contribute to your injury or death. You are assuming the risk of participating in this agritourism activity.