The Orchard
Our selection of apples and pears
Our Blueberries
We are proud to offer you our delicious blueberries. Our blueberry farm has 1,000 blueberry plants of various varieties. They are available from mid-July through mid-August, either at the stand or through pick-your-own.

Maple Syrup
We are maple syrup producers and are proud to offer you top-quality syrup. Whether by the can, by the gallon (8 sticks), as maple butter, maple taffy, in a cone, in a pie, etc., it’s a pleasure to serve you during sugaring season. However, please check to make sure we’re open before stopping by during this time.

Products We Offer
From mid-July to early November:
- A stand filled with “homemade” products (blueberry, apple, and maple);
- On weekends in September and October, our bistro offers soups, sandwiches, and pastries to enjoy outdoors or in our dining room, depending on the weather…
- During apple season, every weekend, we serve delicious apple-maple fritters, apple taffy, popcorn, and our famous MacInslosh (apple fritters)! A real treat.
Throughout the year, you can purchase many of our products (cider vinegar, spreads, pastries, maple syrup, etc.) right here on our property. However, it’s best to call ahead to make sure we’re there.

Activities at Vergers Cassidy
Regular Activities During Self-Picking:
- A playground, a sandpit, and plenty of space to run and play.
- Several photo spots for souvenirs.
- The chance to meet our farm animals:
- Come meet our horses, including Noireau the miniature horse, and our goats Bella, Snow White, and Biquette. Our chickens, our pigs, and Grisou the donkey, who’ll say hello in his own special way.
Directions from Montreal:
Take the Mercier Bridge, then take Highway 138 to Ormstown, then Highway 201 to Highway 202. Then turn left toward Hemmingford. Cassidy Orchards is located 500 m from this intersection.
Via the Champlain Bridge, take Highway 15 South to the Hemmingford exit. Then follow Highway 202 West for about 30 minutes toward Franklin. Cassidy Orchards will be on your left.
