Artisanal berry farm where blackcurrant and vines are grown. Beautiful site bordered by the Achigan River. Shop with tasting of our local agri-food and alcoholic terroir products. U-pick available in season (contact company before setting out). Boutique and picnic area.
Autocueillette de cassis
Boutons de fleurs de cassis
Bourgeons de fleurs de cassis
Goûter champêtre
Trois produits © D.Vachon
Crème et mistelle de cassis alcoolisés © D.Vachon
Vin blanc et vin rouge de table © D.Vachon
Getting there
La Ferme La Petite Paysanne is located in Sainte-Sophie (Laurentides), about 47 km from Montréal as the crow flies.
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On site
Well-being and relaxation
- Terrace
Infrastructure and equipment
- Tasting area
Comfort and amenities
- Restrooms
Visitor services
- Shop
- On-site sales
Admitted customers
- Teens
- Adults
- Childrens
- Groups
Pick-your-own products
- Blackcurrant
Products for tasting
- Alcohols and spirits
- Jams, spreads, jellies
Organic certification
- No products
Frequently asked questions
Where is La Ferme La Petite Paysanne located?
La Ferme La Petite Paysanne is located at 1099, ch. de l'Achigan E., Sainte-Sophie, in the Laurentides region. It is about 47 km from Montréal as the crow flies.
Is there parking?
Yes: free on-site parking.
Is there a terrace?
Yes, there is a terrace on site.
Is it a good outing with children?
Yes, children are welcome.
What amenities are available on site?
On site: restrooms and shop.
What can I pick?
Pick-your-own, depending on the season: blackcurrant.
What can I taste on site?
Tastings: alcohols and spirits and jams, spreads, jellies.
Are groups welcome?
Yes, groups are welcome. Contact the establishment to plan your visit.
How can I contact the establishment?
You can reach the establishment by phone at 450 431-2522 or on its website: lapetitepaysanne.ca.
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Last updated: June 23, 2026