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What it actually looks like
Photos from Royal Roads University's website
Our note
There is no set visit here to book. The page simply invites you to write and ask, so treat it as a conversation rather than a booking, and say up front how old your group is. The workshop and event dates live on the Farm's own separate website rather than the university one.
What the children do
The Farm at RRU is a 5.26 acre former walled Edwardian kitchen garden being rebuilt as a Giving Garden, Market Garden, Indigenous Medicine Garden and polyculture orchard. The university describes it as a gathering place for the community with free workshops and volunteer opportunities, a living lab for student courses and research, and a food production centre supplying fresh fruit, vegetables and herbs to community partners and students. The campus page invites people to get in touch to volunteer, take a tour or otherwise get involved, through a contact form. No age range, price, length, group size or schedule for a visit is published on the university's own pages. The Farm keeps a separate website of its own with an events list, which was not read for this record.
Good to know
A walled garden and orchard on the campus, reached by asking through a contact form. Nothing is published about price, age, group size, washrooms, lunch space or when a group could come.
Washrooms
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Lunch space
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Rain backup
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Strollers
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Wheelchair access
Needs confirmation
Bus parking
Pay parking is in effect on the Royal Roads University campus 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Parking on campus is restricted to designated parking zones, as shown on the campus map. Short term parking of up to one week is paid at a kiosk in the upper, lower, central and west parking lots or through a parking app.
