
Salmon Bay Farm
A family-run aqua-tourism business in St. Paul's River, Quebec
Rooted in coastal tradition, driven by family and friends, and passionately committed to sustainable aquaculture.
At Salmon Bay Farm, we believe in the harmony between sustainable aquaculture, coastal heritage, and authentic experiences that connect people to the land and sea.
Rooted in respect for our environment and community, we are committed to sustainable aquaculture practices while embracing innovation for a responsible future. Through our farm, tours, and hospitality, we share the beauty of our coastal lifestyle, cultivating a deep appreciation for the ocean's bounty and the stories it holds.
Farm Philosophy

Meet our Full-Time Team

Kimberly Buffitt
CEO
Carries the vision and guides the strategy of Salmon Bay Farm, with a commitment to sustainable growth and connection with the community.

Shae-Lynn Roberts
COO
Oversees daily operations, logistics and staff coordination to keep the business running smoothly.

Megan Keats
Grounds and Facilities Manager
Manages the physical infrastructure, ensuring that the farm, accommodations and facilities are well maintained and operational.

Chelsey Thomas
Event Planner
Plans and coordinates events at the Farm, working closely with the team to ensure smooth logistics and a positive customer experience from start to finish.

Marica Keats
Café Manager
Curates the farm-to-table experience, overseeing food services and guest satisfaction at the Salmon Bay Farm Cafe
Our Seasonal Full-Time Team

Darius Roberts
Scallop aquaculture

Tristan Roberts
Scallop aquaculture

Colton Roberts
Scallop aquaculture

Darryl Roberts
Scallop aquaculture

William Hancock
Scallop aquaculture

Coreen Goddard
Kitchen Lead

Melissa Hanson
Kitchen Lead
Meet the Team
Passionate about sustainable aquaculture, they oversee every step of the scallop's growth while respecting the marine environment. Their expertise and commitment to responsible seafood production allow them to offer exceptional scallops, directly from the sea to your plate.
Our Kitchen Leads
They cook with passion and expertise, creating fresh meals inspired by local flavors, showcasing the best of our farm and the coast. With a passion for quality, taste, and sustainability, they make every meal at Salmon Bay Farm a true pleasure to share.
Our Part-Time Staff & Students

Payton Roberts
Front of House & Kitchen Support

Sydney Roberts
Front of House & Kitchen Support

Kelsey Hancock
Front of House & Kitchen Support

Faith Spingle
Front of House & Kitchen Support

Hope Griffin
Front of House & Kitchen Support

Johanne Jeffries
Front of House & Kitchen Support

Becky Keats
Front of House & Kitchen Support

Renée Flynn
French-Speaking Tours Coordinator

Amanda Griffin
French-Speaking Tours Coordinator
Front of House & Kitchen Support Team
Our front-of-house and kitchen team are at the heart of the guest experience at Salmon Bay Farm. They lead tours and activities, take orders in the café, and support kitchen operations, ensuring each visitor receives a warm welcome and a seamless farm-to-table experience. Their passion for hospitality, local culture, and good food makes every visit to the farm unique and memorable.
French tour coordinators
Our French-speaking tour coordinators allow our French-speaking visitors to fully discover Salmon Bay Farm. Through captivating stories and immersive activities, they offer an experience entirely in French, ensuring everyone receives a warm welcome and is immersed in the beauty of our coastal culture.

Your guide to the seasons—weather, gear, and tips for getting the most out of your coastal experience.
Saison | Températures | Quoi apporter |
---|---|---|
L'été
| 14°C to 27°C | • Veste anti-mouches
• Chasse-moustiques
• Crème solaire
• Lunettes de soleil
• Chapeau
• Vêtements légers et respirants
• Veste imperméable légère
• Chaussures fermées ou sandales robustes |
L'automne | 0°C to 10°C | • Veste imperméable et coupe-vent
• Chandail chaud
• Gants
• Chapeau
• Chaussures ou bottes robustes et imperméables |
L'hiver | -5°C to -40°C | • Couches chaudes, isolantes et imperméables
• Veste thermique
• Pantalon de neige
• Gants
• Chapeau
• Foulard
• Bottes d’hiver
• Pour les motoneigistes : casque, lunettes de protection et mitaines |
Le printemps | 0°C to 12°C | •Veste imperméable et coupe-vent
• Chandail chaud
• Gants
• Chaussures ou bottes robustes et imperméables
• Chasse-moustiques
• Veste anti-mouches |
Travel Info

How to get to the Salmon Bay Farm
200 Blvd. Bonne-Esperance, St. Pual's River, Quebec, G0G 2P0