Abbey Gardens

Kind of cool, so long as you know what to expect. It is literally a community garden, with a few signs scattered here and there. There is a craft brewery there, which was good. The "wind and solar" display is literally a small wind turbine and a small solar panel sitting in the middle of a field. If you like craft beer, check it out. If you are interested in wind and solar technology, watch something on YouTube instead.

I ordered two separate large meals for my intimate cottage wedding recently. I had always heard good things about Abbey Gardens but they completely blew us away! The food was fantastic and everyone raved about it. We worked with a few staff members who were all amazing, responsive and catered to our needs and requests. We had leftovers that I personally ate for days as it was so delicious, I highly recommend the chicken pasta casserole and butter tarts! Thank you so much to the chef and to everyone we worked with for such amazing food for our event!

Visited Abby gardens in September. I did ask for tomato jam, they didn't think any was left, but to n
My surprise , I got the last two jars for 2020. Yum. Yum

I did not think I would be able to go north this year, been diagnosed with caner, but due to my son and wife convincing me , l did, might be my last time to visit Abby gardens.

There's a lot of items you can find here at Abbey Gardens, you can shop for your healthy fresh fruits and vegetables, book an event or just visit their garden.
It is a perfect spot to do your fruits and vegetable groceries. The combination of vibrant plant colors and the scent of fresh garden will help you relax.
The place is quite issolated and far, but it is worth the effort of travelling.
Their staffs will welcome you with a smile that makes the garden even more welcoming.
I enjoyed my short stay here at Abbey Gardens and will definitely be back to grab another basket of fresh fruits and vegetable.

I love everything about this place. What they're doing, their food, the people... Beautiful spot.