Contact and Location Information

Visitors Entrance & Parking

Located at 205 McIntyre Dr., Kitchener, Ontario (in your GPS)

South off Bleams Rd. on to Trillium, first left onto McIntyre Dr. and we are on your left. Once parked please walk up the gravelled pathway.

Office Location

811 Bleams Road
Kitchener, Ontario N2E 3X4

Follow the office signs to the back porch of the red brick farmhouse. Come on in!

Office Hours

Monday to Friday: 9am-4:30pm
Closed: Dec 29th 30th and 31st

* Please note that the barnyard is only open for public visits on Open Tuesdays from May through October.

Get in Touch!

Email: info@stecklehomestead.ca
Phone: (519) 748-4690

If we don’t pick up your call, please leave a message or send an email. We’re often outside caring for the animals, gardens, and children.

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We appreciate every single donation we receive!

If you would like a personal tour of Steckle, just let us know! Contact us at (519)748-4690

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Children's Programs

From preschool to teens, we have programs that help children and youth learn essential food skills such as planting, harvesting as well as cooking food from the farm, feeding and caring for farm animals, and developing leadership skills in a hands-on heritage farm environment.

Little Farmers (Ages 2-5)

Seasonal farm activities, garden activities, animal feeding and general care, farm and environment-themed crafts, storytime and more!

Farm Explorers (Ages 6-9)

Explore the farm ecosystem from catching garden critters to growing plants, caring for the farm animals, and cooking in the kitchen!

Rise & Shine (Ages 6-9)

A great program giving kids a chance to learn about animals on the farm, and assist in morning chores and basic animal care.

Cancellation Policy

Unable to send your child to a program or camp? Need to cancel a party, tour or event? Here’s what you need to know…

Summer Camps

From preschool to teens, we have camps that help children and youth learn essential food skills such as planting, harvesting as well as cooking food from the farm, feeding and caring for farm animals, and developing leadership skills in a hands-on heritage farm environment.

Agriventure Summer Camp (Ages 5-12)

Hands-on learning activities include gardening, harvesting produce, playing games, making crafts and learning more about our animals and heritage!

Leaders In Training Program (Ages 13-14)

A great way to develop leadership skills and to gain valuable knowledge and experiences while participating in our summer Agriventure Camp.

Volunteer Junior Leader Program (Ages 15-17)

A fun way to earn your high school volunteer hours and build your resume. Assist with group rotations, provide support to younger campers, plan and run an activity of their choice and more!

Cancellation Policy

Unable to send your child to a program or camp? Need to cancel a party, tour or event? Here’s what you need to know…