FAQ

We are located at 1450 Montee Wilson in Ile-Bizard. For address and directions please consult the Contact Us page.

Please park across from the farm, on the side of the road, between the designated parking posts.

Visitors will have the opportunity to meet and interact with our rabbits, ducks, chickens, guinea fowl, goats, sheep, alpacas, mini horses, and our cow. Occasionally, our farm dogs may also be out to greet you!

As this is a hands-on outdoor activity, please wear comfortable outdoor clothing and closed-toed footwear that you don't mind getting a little dirty. We highly recommend long pants even in warm weather, as well as a sun hat, sunscreen, and bug repellent applied prior to your arrival. In the winter, please dress according to the weather conditions.

We provide hand sanitizer on-site and encourage you to bring your own as well. During the summer months, we have a compost toilet equipped with rainwater and biodegradable soap for handwashing (please note this is unavailable during winter).

Unfortunately, the farm is not stroller or wheelchair accessible. Our paths are unpaved, uneven, and can be muddy. For young children, we strongly recommend using a front or back baby carrier for safety and comfort.

Yes, registration is mandatory. We are a private family farm, not a public park, and we operate only on predefined dates and time slots to ensure a safe and intimate experience. Walk-ins cannot be accommodated.

Our guided tours typically last between 45 minutes and one hour.

We have outdoor compost bathrooms available (please note they are not temperature regulated). Unfortunately, we do not have a dedicated changing station for infants at this time.

Personal snacks are permitted, but for safety reasons, please avoid eating them near the animals or the farm dogs.

Dogs and other pets are strictly prohibited on the farm. We have our own farm animals and working dogs to consider, so we cannot accommodate outside animals.

Tips are not included. Our guides and farmers work hard behind the scenes to prepare the farm and care for the animals; if you enjoy your experience, gratuities are greatly appreciated!

Infants under the age of 2 do not require a ticket and may join the tour free of charge.

Yes! We can accommodate groups of up to 50 visitors. Please contact us at info@projectpace.ca to discuss custom arrangements and rates.

We do not offer refunds once a booking is confirmed. In the event of a cancellation on your part, we may offer a gift voucher or reschedule. If PACE Farm cancels due to extreme weather, we will notify you 1-2 hours prior and provide a full refund or rescheduling option.

Setup requirements vary by package. For small animal events, a 2m x 2m area is sufficient. Events with a goat require a post or tree for leashing the goat. For events with goats, sheep and alpacas, events must be held on grass or soil during the summer. For alpacas and sheep, the area must be fenced and located on grass or soil during the summer.

Yes, we sweep the area from manure, woodchips and hay as much as possible. However, the area may not be in pristine condition after the event. It is your responsibility to hose it down and wash it to your desired cleanliness.

All of our large animals are fully vaccinated, regularly dewormed, and accustomed to interacting with people of all ages.

Our mobile units travel up to 40km from the farm. Depending on your chosen package, we can bring bunnies, chickens, ducks, goats, sheep, and alpacas. You can request modifications (e.g., more bunnies) once a package is selected in the "Notes" section.

We recommend booking at least one month in advance to secure your preferred date. For busy spring events (March through May), we suggest booking 6 months in advance to ensure availability.