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Harrington Hall

HARRINGTON HALL

539 Victoria Street, Harrington, Ontario

Coyote Nature School, in the village of Harrington, is a community-based program run in partnership with the Harrington & Area Community Association. Our meeting place is at Harrington Hall, a historic church which provides an ideal indoor program area, indoor washroom, facilities and inclement weather warm-up space. Our outdoor program areas are around the village and Mill Pond which encompasses forested areas, meadows, creek bed, and marsh. Our favourite quiet space is the beautiful heritage Grist Mill for historic learning, reflection, singing or journaling/art activities. Community members share their skills and talents through exciting theme programs. 

DIRECTIONS:

From Stratford: Travel west on Hwy. 7 to Road 133 (Embro Road). Turn left and continue south through Fairview until Road 28 (Harrington clearly signed). Turn right and travel into Harrington. Turn left at Albert St. The hall is located on the corner of Albert and Victoria Sts.  

Stoneridge Farm

STONERIDGE FARM

2337 Perth Rd 163, St. Marys, Ontario

Coyote Nature School, at Stoneridge Farm, offers a beautiful setting with a wealth of natural diversity. Our winding trail along the creek is home to many species of animals, plants and trees. There is so much to explore and unlimited hiking places just over the bridge and through the whispering pines. On those wintry days we can eat lunch around the campfire at Pine Haven and bird watch at the backyard feeders. For quieter reflection, journaling or art we may gather in the heated Curiousity Cabin. Farm animals become a focus for hands on learning such as horse grooming, chicken visits, and play times with the dogs and cat. The heritage barn hayloft is a favourite place to build forts, climb and gather with friends. 

DIRECTIONS:

From Stratford: Travel west on Hwy. 7 to the roundabout at Wildwood Conservation Area. Take the first exit to St. Marys. Continue through town until you reach Rannoch (approx. 3km). Turn right on Rd. 163 and head north. The farm, with a stone home, is located 5km on the east side of the road. Drop-off is in front of the barn.

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