Dubbed Ontario’s Garden, Norfolk County is where, thanks to the area’s fertile, sandy loam soil, you’ll find a cornucopia of the incredible fruit and vegetables the province is able to grow. The region was once part of the tobacco belt, but many of the county’s farms have since transitioned to produce such as soybeans, ginseng, grapes and corn. Composed of communities including Simcoe and Port Dover, Norfolk County also boasts Long Point, a 40-kilometre stretch of land that is a UNESCO-designated World Biosphere Reserve. Go for a two-day road trip to this region, and you may be so charmed by its rolling hills and natural beauty that you’ll want to call it home too.