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This scenic fall train ride in Ontario leads to a colourful pumpkin patch

Ready for the ultimate fall adventure? Embark on a scenic train ride and experience the vibrant colours of autumn on your way to a pumpkin patch in Port Stanley, Ontario. Here’s what to know about this lovely fall day adventure.

This October, for two days only head to the Port Stanley Terminal Rail for this fall train ride. The PSTR has been operating trains for over 35 years.

According to its site, as Elgin County’s longest-running tourist attraction, the PSTR is known for its charming rides that capture the beauty of the region.

And for the fall season, they’ll be leading visitors to a pumpkin patch so they can pick their own and take them home.

Families are encouraged to arrive early to make the most of the experience.

The train ride is a highlight, with passengers treated to a kaleidoscope of autumn colours as it winds through the countryside.

Whether you’re a local resident or a visitor, this scenic train ride to the pumpkin patch is a perfect way to embrace the fall season in Port Stanley.

Tickets can now be purchased for the two-day experience.

With the beauty of the landscape and the excitement of pumpkin picking, this adventure offers a memorable outing for all.

Pumpkin Patch Train Ride

When: October 26th & 27th, 2024
Where: Port Stanley Terminal Rail – 309 Bridge St, Port Stanley, ON 
Cost: $12.50 for children two to 14; $20 for adults ages $15+

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