Rock Garden Farms — Local services in Caledon

I cannot express enough gratitude to Rock Garden Farms for the countless memories and heartwarming experiences they have provided to my family over the past 20 years. Strawberry picking at their farm has become an annual tradition that holds a special place in our hearts.

I can vividly recall the early years when my children were just learning to walk as curious toddlers. Their eyes would light up with excitement as we arrived at Rock Garden Farms, knowing that they were about to embark on a delightful adventure. The joy on their faces as they plucked the ripe, juicy strawberries from the plants and tasted the sweet, mouthwatering fruit is a memory that will forever be etched in my mind.

As an Estonian, being able to preserve our roots and traditions is of utmost importance to me. Rock Garden Farms has played a significant role in keeping our cultural heritage alive. Through their strawberry picking experience, my family and I have been able to reconnect with our Estonian heritage, savoring the flavors that remind us of home and passing on this cherished tradition to future generations. I can only hope that one day my grandchildren will have the same opportunity to create their own precious memories at Rock Garden Farms.

In a world that has been plagued by the challenges brought about by the Covid pandemic and various other obstacles, Rock Garden Farms has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to keeping their farm alive and thriving. Their resilience and dedication to providing families like mine with a place of solace, joy, and connection is truly admirable.

To the Rock Garden Family, I extend my deepest gratitude for the immense effort and care you have put into your farm. Your unwavering commitment to preserving traditions and creating an inviting space for families to come together is truly commendable. Despite the adversities you have faced, you have remained a steadfast pillar in our community, and for that, I am truly thankful.

Thank you, Rock Garden Farms, for being the place where countless memories have been made, traditions have been preserved, and hearts have been filled with joy. You are an invaluable gem in our lives, and we look forward to many more years of strawberry picking and creating everlasting memories with our loved ones at your farm.

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If you want fresh and an experience that touches all of your senses. It is a local market, run by a family who works literally 24 hours a day to bring fresh fruit, vegetables, flowers, home made pies/soups/sauces and anything in between to the Caledon area from April to November every year. Every single day they drive a truck to the Terminal at midnight to pick up as much fresh and seasonal product that is available. And everyday they go through the product and every single berry or piece is quality controlled reviewed so that what is put in the cartons is 100% perfect. You don't appreciate this effort and how many hands are involved until you put berries side by side - store bought and realized half of the store bought is done in 24 hours, while the Rock Garden products - all products including flowers are perfect for days/weeks. What you buy is the best of the best so that you feel the nutritional difference in meals, sauces, pieces etc. This is a family owned and run business! Three generations working hard to share the love into the community. They love what they do and you feel the love and difference through their smiles, hugs and food and products. Just visit and feel and smell and then taste...

Today I went for first time to Rock Garden Farms. I have read their reviews but I insisted to go and explore. It's a pity that vegetables grown in Ontario are very pricy, regardless if they are organic. It's a shame how outrageous the prices they have on everything, specially during these pandemic time, where many civilians are struggling to put bread on their table. A box of blueberries twice more the size of what supermarkets sell for 2.99 at least one cup, here was $20.00 approximately 3 cups. Watermelons 19.99. Corn is in season, there each was $1.00 a pack of 6 for $6.00. I ask the produce clerk why so expensive, could not respond. Very sad!!!! Mother earth give us all these food for free why not to consider. Media constantly advised support farmers. How we can support if there is no consideration. It's not like are coming from another country for God's sake! they are grown here!. I give a credit to some supermarkets that are helping communities by lowering prices on products during these difficult times to help. I wonder if some of the vegetables we buy everyday are...