WindReach Farm Admin

Parents of children with special needs beware: This place advertises themselves a place of inclusiveness in theory to attract customers. However, the do not deliver on their promises & rather dismiss your child if conditions are not ideal. They should be reported to the MCSS!

My son has Cerebral Palsy and the hippotherapy program had been a wonderful aid to his development. The staff and faculty are both top notch.

This place is amazing! I was invited to visit by a friend of my mom's. I am so happy I went. The volunteers were amazing! So friendly. Everything was so inclusive. I was worried about the animals at first but I didn't need to be. All the animals were in clean spaces and looked healthy and happy. Even though it was winter, there was a hay ride, everyone we spoke to had so much knowledge of the place and the founder and the animals! It was a wonderful day. And they have Alpacas!!! Any support you can give this farm, I'd recommend.

Was here for the 2nd time in 3 years. Absolutely great facility. So educational and naturesque. Staff was absolutely fantastic, so helpful and ready to answer any questions the kids had. Able to see farm animals up close and personal.

Today I was inspired by Alexander (Sandy) J. Mitchell's legacy -- WindReach farm and look at this cutie pie!

Had a wonderful guided tour today. We were shown around all the areas with animals accompanied by stories and history of the farm. It was a great morning and would highly recommend for something to do with small children.

I visited Windreach Farm as student back in 2014, during a trip with my previous college program at Durham College (Food and Farming). The place was great and wonderful! Windreach Farm is a well-organized business, and run by several kind, open-hearted, friendly staff that gave us a tour through the farm. We saw horses, chickens and other cattle in the barn, along with archery range and other recreational areas outside on the property. My classmates and I enjoyed our tour and interactive experience of what it’s really like managing and planning a farm. We got tips and advice from the family-run farm owners and volunteers who are informative and knowledgeable about the realistic goals, challenges and rewards when it comes to business for their farm. My favourite spot was where the sunflower fields were. We were also informed about future events occurring at the location and how we can get involved. Their main website and social media also cover a lot of what they do, their services, education programs for various ages and other activities throughout the season, so the farm always has some activities happening. I look forward to visiting Windreach farm again one day, in the future, both as a customer and to get involved in one or several of their programs!

Amazing farm! You can feel like family, the staff are very kind and considerate. Yeni, (I hope the name is writing like this) she is volunteer for the farm and she taught us and explained everything related to animals so kind. Big farm and beautiful people working and volunteering there, we spent a wonderful day, thank you