Live Virtual Farm Tours
Join us for Virtual Video Farm Tours highlighting some of our farm activities, chores, and animals, including cows and calves, sheep, ducks, geese, and and depending on the time of year, newborn kittens and newly hatched chicks. We're about to start highlighting what life on the farm in autumn looks like, from bringing the cattle home from pasture to harvesting the crops.
You can find out more about our Facebook Live video farm tours on our Facebook page, including upcoming tours, and sign up for notifications.
Don’t have access to social media? No problem -- all videos will be posted to our YouTube channel shortly after the Facebook Live ends.
If you're inspired to find out more about farming after watching some of our farm tours, we've put together this list of resources, which includes free printable activity pages, and some of our favourite books.
You can find out more about our Facebook Live video farm tours on our Facebook page, including upcoming tours, and sign up for notifications.
Don’t have access to social media? No problem -- all videos will be posted to our YouTube channel shortly after the Facebook Live ends.
If you're inspired to find out more about farming after watching some of our farm tours, we've put together this list of resources, which includes free printable activity pages, and some of our favourite books.
Private Virtual Tours
Would you like a private virtual tour for your classroom, community event, group, conference, or family? We can show you around the farm with a tour just for you! Let us know what your particular interest is -- would you like to learn more about beef cattle or sheep, or harvest or calving, or see what happens on the farm in Winter/Spring/Summer/Fall?
Contact us to book a tour and for pricing and availability -- please send us an email if you're looking for a behind the scenes visit of our working farm with all the animals! Live tours are best scheduled on weekends.
Contact us to book a tour and for pricing and availability -- please send us an email if you're looking for a behind the scenes visit of our working farm with all the animals! Live tours are best scheduled on weekends.
No one gives a tour better than Ms. Charlotte at Chatsworth Farm. Her professionalism and courtesy is definitely worth 'chatting' about! My Sunday school class enjoyed meeting and learning about the sheep. I enjoyed the ease and quality of booking and virtually hosting the tour. I definitely recommend booking a tour to any youth group leader of early elementary students." My grade one classes would like to thank Charlotte of Chatsworth Farm for the virtual tour of their farm. Students learned about turkeys and how other animals and people prepare for fall and the cold winter ahead. Students were especially intrigued with the one-eyed 'Tom' turkey! Thanks for engaging students in a meaningful way to their science curriculum!" I ran an online camp for children at the end of December through the Humane Society, and we were lucky enough to receive a tour of Chatsworth Farm by Charlotte. I can't recommend this enough for animal lovers of all ages. Charlotte was an incredibly engaging presenter and patiently toured us around her very impressive family farm. The kids loved getting to meet so many different animals and Charlotte happily answered any questions they had along the way. One of the kids told me they would rate our tour at Chatsworth Farm 'three thumbs up' and I would have to agree! Thank you, Charlotte!" Chatsworth Farm gave us a wonderful virtual tour for a baby shower, just in time for calving season. All the aspiring farmers in attendance especially loved the passion and energy of our farm guide, Charlotte!" |
“I had contacted Charlotte about hosting a virtual tour for our local MOPS (Moms of Preschoolers) group, and from the beginning she was a joy to work with! The actual tour was absolutely incredible! We had a range of kiddos from 1-9 years old, and every single kid thoroughly enjoyed themselves (and so did the parents!). She was so informative, but also kept the kids entertained and engaged the whole time. It was so fun to see all of the different animals, and she even showed us some of their tractors which was a hit with the boys! The coloring page downloads were also a fun treat for the kids! I wish we lived closer to tour the farm in person! This was an amazing tour, with an ever better tour guide. I cannot recommend them enough!” Our Lower Elementary Montessori class of first through third graders enjoyed Ms. Charlotte's tour of Chatsworth Farm in Canada. The video was very clear and we could hear her explanations very well. It was fun to learn about all the animals that they raise and care for at the farm. What a nice variety of animal life! Many of our students told us that the cattle were their favorite animals. Ms. Charlotte shared much interesting information about all the cattle they raise on the farm. We could tell that she and her family loved the hard work and the animals on their farm. Thank you for sharing your tour with us!" Chatsworth Farm's virtual tour is ideal for students of all ages. During these difficult times, it was wonderful to provide my students with an educational experience that they might not have ever known, and to do so safely. Charlotte's presentation of farm life was beautifully told, and she provided my students with an opportunity to ask questions as she carefully listened to them, and answered them with responses that were age appropriate. My students, their parents, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. My class will definitely do this again! What a wonderful place to visit! |
I highly recommend Chatsworth Farm for a nice virtual farm tour straight from Canada to your home! Charlotte is super nice as she gives a nice glimpse of all the animals in the farm. From cows, sheep, chickens, ducks, dogs and cats, she truly knows the amount of effort to take care of a farm. Families loved it, and all the kids who connected had questions and learned a lot too! |
The Chatsworth Farm virtual field trip was a fantastic experience for our second graders. We were culminating our Farm to Table unit, and this field trip was a wonderful way to bring our unit to an end. We saw a lot of farm animals: a herding dog, baby chicks, nesting hens and roosters, turkeys, sheep, a horse, and many cows. Charlotte, the host, was very well spoken and kept the field trip moving with age appropriate information and interesting things to see. I would highly recommend this field trip." |
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