The Wild Path

Foraging, garden tour, and beach side farm-to-table meal experience.

The Experience

Foraging, garden tour, and beach side farm-to-table meal experience.

We believe food is one of the most powerful tools to foster a sense of community and connection. Join us for a multi-sensory experience as we celebrate the seasons and the wild and abundant landscapes we call home.

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A rustic outdoor table with grilled meat, a glass of red wine, a veggie salad in a large white bowl, a bowl of creamy dip with herbs, and a small bowl of greens.
People sitting at tables outdoors by a lake under large trees during daytime, enjoying a gathering or event.
View of a garden with wooden raised beds filled with various plants, trees in the background, a gravel pathway, and a body of water beyond the trees, under partly cloudy skies.
Fresh vegetables and a bowl of dip arranged on a wooden table outdoors with a garden and lake in the background.
A man with a beard serving dinner at an outdoor gathering in a park, with guests seated at tables and colorful trees in the background during early evening.

What’s Included

Wild Foraging + Garden Tour

We’ll begin with a wild foraging walk with local beekeeper and wild food forager, Tauney Stinson, searching for edible flora and fauna that will be infused into the evening's meal.

Making our your way back dockside for a herbal infused cocktail and appetizers, we’ll then tour the gardens (sampling encouraged!) and learn about the regenerative, permaculture practices we use at Anupaya.

Farm-To-Table Dinner

We’ll then settle in for an EPIC farm to table feast, created by renowned chef Justin Champagne from award winning Perch Restaurant. Working with local and ethically sourced foods from small regenerative farms, dinner is paired with delicious Ontario wines, local micro brews and delicious and creative cocktails and mocktails.

Sunset Beachside Fire

Finish the evening off beachside, while enjoying handcrafted desserts and sipping campfire chai and spicy cider, as we watch the sun set over the beautiful river.

Guests will leave with a new appreciation for local foods, friendships forged, full bellies and a special gift to take home to remember such a special night.

Place setting with a black cloth napkin, a menu titled 'Wild Path' with a stone on top, and a glass of water on a white table.
People gathered outdoors during a sunny day, with some holding drinks and others observing goats near bushes with hay on the ground.
A bottle of Paper Boat gin and a glass with ice and mint leaves on a wooden surface outdoors with trees and sky in the background.
Hand picking fresh herbs at a farmers market, with baskets of carrots, garlic, and other vegetables nearby.
Tray of glasses with cucumber slices and mint leaves in clear liquid.
A group of people gathered outdoors, some wearing hats and casual clothing, around a table with food and drinks, in a park-like setting with tall trees and a wooden building in the background.
Slices of rustic bread on a wooden cutting board with a dollop of cream cheese or butter garnished with a small sprinkle of spice, set on a weathered wooden table.

Our Location

The Land

Anupaya Cabin Co. is a Certified Natural Land Habitat that sits on 12 acres of beautiful forest, field and shoreline. Nestled between the majestic Upper Ottawa River and the Eastern border of Algonquin Provincial Park, with access to over 6 million acres of woodland forest, pristine lakes and historic waterways, Anupaya Cabin Co. boasts a truly remarkable 1200ft white sand beach and incomparable views of the water and Laurentian Hills across the river.

At Anupaya Cabin Co, we prioritize environmental protection and land stewardship. We are fortunate to own 1,200 feet of waterfront property along the shores of the Ottawa River - one of the most important and historically significant waterways in Ontario and as such, we strive at all times to honour and respect this highly diverse and sensitive shoreline ecosystem by following best practices as stewards of this magnificent stretch of shoreline.

We respectfully acknowledge the traditional, ancestral and unceded territory of the Anishinabewaki and Omamiwininiwag People, whose land we live and work on.

The Homestead

Our permaculture farm is dedicated to regenerative agriculture, growing food in harmony with Nature, and creating a place of peace and tranquillity for those who visit. We are committed to not only improving the health and vitality of our land but our community and the environment in which we inhabit.

Guests are welcome and encouraged to explore our grounds, sample our gardens and visit our beloved Nigerian Dwarf goats and our beloved Barred Rock chickens.

We rely on permaculture methods such as composting, mulching, rainwater collection, drip irrigation and no-till farming practices. Our goal is to continue learning and growing every year – improving soil fertility, food security, and creating an edible food forest for generations to come.

People gather outdoors in a grassy area with trees in the background. One woman in a flowing beige dress and wide-brimmed hat stands in the foreground, while others are engaged in gardening and socializing.
Group of people gathered outdoors at night, having a dinner or picnic under a large trees with orange leaves, with a table full of food and drinks.
A person spreading salt on a slice of bread with a knife, sitting at a table with a blurred background of various food items and utensils.
A rustic outdoor table set with various dishes including sliced steak, a chickpea salad, roasted vegetables, fresh herbs, and two glasses of red wine, with a sandy ground in the background.
People having a dinner outdoors at night, with a table of food and drinks, some wearing hats, in a natural setting with trees and string lights.
A white plate with a small portion of food, topped with orange flower petals, on a weathered wooden surface. Brown sauce or chocolate is splattered across the plate and wooden surface.
Nighttime scene by a lake with a bright moon above the horizon, the lake reflecting the moon, trees along the shoreline, and a beach area with chairs and a campfire.

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