FRØNTERRA Farm has reopened for the 2025 season with an expanded summer offering that blends slow living, botanical wellness, and Scandinavian calm in Prince Edward County. Located on 58 acres near North Beach Provincial Park, the off-grid retreat continues to evolve as a destination for regenerative travel.
Guests can now book stays in fully furnished canvas prospector tents equipped with Canadian-made king mattresses, premium bedding, outdoor hot showers with eco-friendly toiletries, and cast iron cookware. The experience includes access to trails, meadows, and a private dock along the Bay of Quinte, encouraging an unhurried pace in a nature-forward setting.
The 2025 season introduces several immersive experiences that extend beyond overnight stays. Wild Picnics offer a build-your-own-basket concept featuring local cheeses, artisanal snacks, and farm produce, designed to be enjoyed in the flower fields or in private tents. Floral Immersions allow visitors to handpick seasonal blooms or participate in arranging workshops.
For those seeking rest and ritual, Botanical Wellness Rituals invite guests to slow down through nature-based therapies. Each session begins with soundscapes and breathwork, and incorporates fresh, site-grown botanicals. These self-guided experiences draw on Nordic traditions and reflect the farm’s commitment to sustainable, intentional living.
Day-trippers can book Forest Lounges, lakeside retreats designed for solo reflection or small group gatherings. Each space includes a canvas dining area, sun loungers, and fireside seating, with access to flower fields, gardens, trails, and the dock.
Founded on principles of regenerative farming, Fronterra grows aromatic and medicinal botanicals without chemicals. Their work extends into handcrafted wellness products and nature-inspired rituals that reflect a commitment to simplicity and ecological balance.
With this season’s expanded programming, Fronterra invites visitors to engage with the land and find calm in a curated yet grounded experience of rural Ontario.