Location: Wolfville
Top Things to do in Wolfville
Top 10 Things to do in Wolfville, Southwest Nova Scotia
Not to be confused with Wolfsville, Maryland.
Restaurants in Wolfville
1. Acadia University Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By ToTravelIsBrilliant - Wolfville, Canada
This delightful Art Gallery is part of Acadia University, and houses a permanent collection that is periodically exhibited and also there are special exhibits. There is a yearly showing of community works, and also a host of special events (including book releases, openings of exhibits etc).I It is no-cost, and well worth a visit - just check the hours of operation before you go.
2. Harvest Moon Trailway
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 14 reviews
"The Harvest Moon Trailway is a safe, multi-use active transportation route that passes through picturesque communities offering access to farm markets, wineries, craft beverage producers, restaurants, u-picks, accommodations and other businesses," said Beth Pattillo, chair of the AVTC. "The trailway aims to increase trail activity, promote active living, and grow economic opportunities.
Reviewed By BillD1397
Visited wolvville last weekend , a bustling little town with the return of the college students, took our bike along the trail for and hours plus ride, great scenery easy riding to Evangeline beach
3. The K.C. Irving Environmental Science Centre and Harriet Irving Botanical Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 120 reviews
Reviewed By LJDValley - Bible Hill, Canada
The Orchid tour was lovely a the KC Irving Environmental Science Building. We enjoyed the display and potting class.
4. Luckett Vineyards
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 748 reviews
We are open for the 2020 season! Tasting bar 10-5 daily Bistro 11-4 daily Please note, we do not accept reservations.
Reviewed By LuluReview - Canada, null
What an incredible place! We enjoyed a delicious lunch with friends on the outdoor patio while taking in the stunning views and enjoying some great wine. The atmosphere was relaxed and inviting. The staff were super friendly, and our server, Ella was very attentive. We enjoyed various dishes, which of course included the seafood chowder. The gift shop provided a selection of their various wines, as well as some gourmet food items. The signature red phone booth in the middle of vineyards is a great touch, and the entire place has charm and personality! Highly recommend and definitely our new go-to lunch spot in the Wolfville area!
5. Wolfville Farmers Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 119 reviews
Started in 1992 with three vendors in a parking lot, we are now a year-round market on Saturdays with over 70 farmers, chefs and artisan vendors. We transformed a turn of the century apple warehouse into our 9000 square foot Market home in 2010. Wolfville Farmers’ Market offers three unique shopping experiences for people looking for local awesomeness. As a farmers’ market and given the need for social distancing, we knew it would be essential for us to do more to increase opportunities to access all the amazing products from our farmers, chefs and artisans. Our answer to the challenge has been to plan for three unique shopping experiences, each allowing a distinct way for you to access local: Our Saturday Market, our online store WFM2Go and new to the season, a Farm and Art Market Store.
Reviewed By peggyg389 - Amherstburg, Canada
This little town market has it all. Fresh produce, seafood and meats. If you are hungry, there are several vendors that can tempt your appetite with a variety of offerings, from donuts, cakes and cookies to sandwiches, and even curry. There are lots of local crafters to browse including jams, jellies, wines, hot sauces and even local grown flowers to brighten your home. Glad we had the opportunity to wander through, while on our short stay.
6. Benjamin Bridge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
Makers of Methode Classique sparklings, limited-edition wines, & #Nova7. For more info on visiting our winery and the measures we're taking to meet and exceed provincial health requirements during COVID-19, please visit our website.
7. Grand Pre Wines
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By 563davidv - Cape Breton Island, Canada
We visited Grand Pre during a wine tour, the vineyard was beautiful and staff were excellent, they went above and beyond. I would have liked to have spent more time here, so next time we will just skip the bus tour and just visit ourselves and have lunch here.
8. Lightfoot & Wolfville Vineyards
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 174 reviews
Growing wines that faithfully express our terrior in Nova Scotia Wine Country.
Reviewed By DandH_1989 - Nova Scotia, Canada
Our first time at Lightfoot. Won't be our last! This is such a fantastically gorgeous location with a picture-postcard view! We dined outside under the large carnival tent, sitting on the outside edge with a direct view across the valley to the picturesque Blomidon. We started with a shared charcuterie board. A definite do-again choice! The three of us each ordered a different pizza, one with a gluten free crust. All were perfectly done, with light and crispy crusts and lots of fresh ingredients. Such a terrific meal!
9. Mercator Vineyards
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By Lori902 - Halifax, Canada
The Compass Rose was delicious on a hot summer day. The seating they offer is probably the best in the valley. The staff were great and the wine was yummy.
10. Noggins Corner Farm Market
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By 631vanessab - Bridgewater, Canada
We have been going to Noggins Corner Farm every fall the past 4 years. We love everything about the experience. The corn maze is amazing. It’s well thought out and they change up the layout every year. This year was themed Canada 150. There is also a smaller kids size maze if you aren’t up to the full size maze. We typically do both mazes. There is also the option to purchase empty bags of apples (different sizes available) and ride a wagon to an apple orchard where there are so many different types of apples and you can pick them yourself whichever kind(s) you like and fill your empty bag. My two children absolutely love everything about the day we spend there. And there is enough to do that you can spend a full day. There is a playground area with a giant tire mountain to climb. They have a photo area set up each year and each year different. A couple food truck type options. And also a haunted house which I can’t speak on as we are always there with our young children and they’re not quite there yet to do a haunted house. I highly recommend Noggins Corner Farm. Can’t wait until next year. :)
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