You may enjoy a tree or two, even a park in your neighborhood but colors combined with the autumn harvest are best experienced out on the country, your favorite local farm or its surroundings.

Below you’ll find a map with location of the Quinn Farm on Notre-Dame de l’Ile-Perrot and few more photos featuring pumpkin field and pumpkin picking (just on time for Halloween), apple picking scene on the farms apple orchard, and in the background a “forest” of cultivated Christmas trees that you may choose and cut down in December.

Farm also produces strawberries, blueberries, asparagus and sweet corn, all pick-your-own.

Photos 1 & 2 – Quinn Farm

Quinn Farm, located at the 2495 boul. Perrot sud, Notre-Dame de l’Île-Perrot, in Quebec is a farm that can be found around any big city and good reason for us to go out there and get fresh produce throughout the Summer and Autumn.

Who knows, your little one may meet for the first time some of domesticated animals too and have a ride on the tractor pulled wagon. When you are all done “harvesting” on the fields or orchard you can buy seasonal on the farm made fresh apple or pumpkin muffins, apple pie, locally produced honey etc. and have a picnic. Same store at the Quinn Farm in October sells Halloween crafts and in December Christmas items that will make a great Christmas presents or decorations.

Photo #3 – Pumpkin flower, leaf and a pumpkin :: Photo #4 – Kids choosing pumpkins on Quinn Farm

Photo #5 – field of cultivated Christmas trees :: Photo #6 – Apple orchard on Quinn Farm

Location of the Quinn Farm on the map:

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Few other photos from Monteregie show St. Thomas – Anglican church and another one, one of the few perfect picnic locations on Richelieu River in Chambly.

Travel notes from Rougemont… →

If you live in a big cosmopolitan city, in places like this you’ll find peace and enjoy sound of silence.

Verger du Flâneur orchard located at 1161 Petite Caroline… (map →) … in Rougemont beside spectacular view has also two picnic areas, one on already mentioned location overlooking Montérégie (1st photo in the gallery below) and another at the entrance in to the orchard.