Wondrous Wildcrafting
Learn how to identify and sustainably harvest medicinal plants from their wild habitat.
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All our available tours & experiences have been adjusted to accommodate the PEI Government’s Covid-19 Public Health Measures.
We guarantee a refund of your ticket or conversion to E-certificate if you have to cancel your booking up to 3 days prior to the experience.
Duration: 2.5 hours
Location: Cardigan / Points East Coastal Drive
Min 2 - Max 8 ppl
Available July-September from Monday-Friday at 5:30 pm or Saturday at 11:00 am.
All bookings will be for private groups of people in the same bubble.
We guarantee a refund of your ticket or conversion to E-certificate if you have to cancel your booking up to 3 days prior to the experience.
Bookings need to be made 24 hours in advance of the desired date in order to guarantee a spot.
A minimum of 2 people must book in order for this experience to take place.
All oysters must be consumed on the premise. Oysters cannot be taken home with you.
Only participants with tickets are allowed on the property.
For safety reasons, this experience is not recommended for children under 12.
For safety reasons, we can’t take you out on the dory but you can still try the traditional tongs used to scoop up oysters from the dock. Jim will show you how to properly shuck so you can try yourself and of course, eat as many as you want! To top it all off, Jim will boil up a feed of Quahogs (hard shell clams) and mussels to end the experience.
Water will be provided with the meal but you are welcome to bring your own juice or soft drink if you like.
When you arrive Park close to the house. Jim or Gen will come out to greet you.
Don’t forget to dress for the weather It’s always good to plan ahead. Check it out for the day of your tour.
Jim’s property is pretty rustic so we recommend you wear comfortable clothing you don’t mind getting a little dirty. A hat is always recommended.
Bug spray or long sleeve shirts and pants are recommended for the evening tours as it tends to get pretty buggy that time of day.
There is parking available on site. Please note the road to Jim's house is a dirt road.
The location is best found if you search 106 Dockendorff Lane, Cardigan. However, the road is now called Campbell's Country Lane.
On a map find Route 4 & 311 intersection at Primrose, near Cardigan. On 311 pass big church. Watch for Experience PEI sign on left. We encourage you to take a screenshot of the map as reception is hit or miss int hat area.
Parking is available. After you purchase tickets, you’ll receive emails with meeting points and parking options in the area.
Yes, the majority of our tours are kid-friendly. We encourage children to join most of our tours and reduced pricing may be offered in some cases. We can substitute non-alcoholic beverages on food tours that stop at breweries.
Yes, advance ticket purchase is required. Events typically sell out quickly. To maximize your chances of getting the date, time, and number of tickets you prefer, please book well in advance.
The tours are held rain, shine, or snow. We advise to check the weather conditions for your days event and dress appropriately. In the event of inclement weather, we will contact you to discuss options.
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Catherine and Jeremy, Washington, DC"The seafood (oysters and quahogs) we enjoyed was some of the freshest and most delicious shellfish we have ever had."
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