Steckle Heritage Farm is a charitable organization that provides the residents of the Region of Waterloo with educational and recreational opportunities related to Ontario’s agricultural traditions.
Welcome to the Farm in the City!
Settled in 1833 by John and Esther (Bleams) Steckle, Steckle Heritage Farm has been designated a heritage property by the City of Kitchener and has been operating as a non-profit organization since 1988. We are an urban farm, education centre, and unique space for weddings and events.
Volunteering
Volunteer Program
Interested in animal care, gardening, building, equipment repair, or getting your hands dirty on the farm? Join us as a volunteer today! [MORE INFO]
Become a Member!
Support The Farm
Join Our Newsletter!
Keep informed on important dates for programs and events, as well as all the fun, exciting projects and developments here at the farm! [MORE INFO]
Weddings
Wedding Destination
Steckle Heritage Farm offers a unique, rustic wedding venue for ceremonies, receptions, and celebrations of love both indoors and outdoors. [MORE INFO]
Kids’ Camp
Agriventure Camp
Since 1992, our summer camp provides hands-on learning opportunities for children between the ages of 5-12 in one fun-packed week! [MORE INFO]
Visit The Farm
Open Tuesdays
Come visit us on the farm every second Tuesday in spring, summer and fall! See the farm, interact with our animals, hop on our wagon rides, and more! [MORE INFO]
Heritage
History of the Farm
Since 1833, the Steckle family
has created a dynamic history
here at the farm, and we would
love for you to be a part of their
story! [MORE INFO]
School Tours
School Programs & Community Tours
We offer tours and programs for teachers and educators to help inform their students on the ins and outs of urban agriculture from seed to table – and more! [MORE INFO]
Children’s Programs
Little Farmers
Our Little Farmers program gets 2-5 year olds outdoors and connected with nature and agriculture in a fun, approachable way! [MORE INFO]
