“Sharing the Land”—that’s what Mādahòkì, pronounced Ma-dau-ki, means, and it’s exactly what the team behind this Indigenous-led farm is putting into practice every day.

Located on unceded Algonquin territory in Ottawa’s Greenbelt (near Hunt Club and the 416), Mādahòkì Farm has expanded its cultural offerings and is eager to share them with both locals and visitors to the National Capital Region.

Mādahòkì Farm is opening their doors to the wider public by introducing new visitor experiences, starting today.

Mādahòkì Farm has opened its gates wider than ever to welcome local, national, and international visitors seeking meaningful, authentic Indigenous experiences. Connect with Indigenous culture through land, animals, and storytelling with our new Visitor Experiences programming – now open to families, individuals and small groups!

Declining numbers of Canadians heading to the U.S. for vacation could mean an even better tourism season for attractions such as Mādahòkì Farm, which had already begun to cater to more domestic travellers.

At Mādahòkì Farm in Nepean, a new chef and a herd of Ojibwe Spirit Horses anchor a growing cultural hub.

The Summer Solstice Indigenous Festival is moving to Wesley Clover Parks for its 2025 edition, offering a larger venue and exciting new programming—including a Glow-in-the-Dark Pow Wow, drone show, and expanded family activities.

“Thank you for joining Mādahòkì Farm in celebrating Winterlude 2025! From sold-out culinary events to cultural showcases like the Mini Pow Wow and traditional bannock sampling, it was a season full of warmth, community, and Indigenous celebration.

Located in Ottawa’s scenic Greenbelt on the unceded territory of the Algonquin Nation, Mādahòkì Farm is more than just a destination—it’s a living, breathing experience of Indigenous heritage.

Mādahòkì Farm introduces the Ojibwe Spirit Horses—Canada’s only Indigenous horse breed—as part of its mission to preserve tradition, share culture, and support healing through meaningful connections to the land.