Two halves of an autumn day in Caledon. Campbell's Cross Farm has a seventeen acre corn maze, a forest pumpkin patch, wood-fired pizza and a peacock called Pablo, and your admission is included. Then the bus runs on to Albion Hills, where the trails go through hardwood forest at peak colour.
Pick your date below. The bus leaves from 34 Asquith Avenue, just north of Yonge and Bloor.
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A Parkbus guide leads the group all day, so you do not need to know the trail.
A short, flat walk on even ground, at your own pace.
Campbell's Cross Farm runs a proper fall fest: a seventeen acre corn maze, a forest pumpkin patch and Halloween trail, a painted pumpkin scavenger hunt for the under twelves, tractor rides and wood-fired pizza at weekends, and an outdoor play area with a mud kitchen and a slide.
There is a shop and cafe doing raw honey, maple syrup, coffee roasted on site and pies, fall yard games including pumpkin bowling, roasted corn and caramel apple floats, and, in season, sunflower fields you can cut your own bird seed from. Also Oreo the goat, some hens and roosters, and Pablo the peacock.
Albion Hills is the other half: rolling forested ground in the Humber River watershed, an hour north of Toronto, with trails from easy flowing walks to hillier loops. It is made for autumn colour.
Pumpkins, then peace and quiet.
Start at the farm, finish in the forest.
We pick you up
About 100 metres north of the Yonge and Bloor subway entrance, on the Yonge Street side. There may be more than one coach, so check you are in the right queue.
The full fall festival: corn maze, pumpkin patch, farm animals, photo props, yard games, a shop and a cafe. Admission is in your ticket; what you eat and buy is not.
Good to know:
Facilities: Food truck and cafe, Outdoor play area
Rolling forested terrain in the Humber River watershed, with trails running from easy and flowing to hillier loops. Your guide picks the route and sets a beginner friendly pace.
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We drop you back
The bus returns to the same place it left from, so you go home the way you came.
This is our estimated return time, not a guarantee. Traffic can change it and some trips do run late, so please leave yourself some room afterwards rather than booking something tight against it.
Autumn kit, and a cosy jumper.
Your admission is included but meals, snacks, drinks and anything you buy are not. There is a food truck, a cafe, and a shop selling honey, maple syrup, coffee and pies.
This one runs during the farm's fall fest. Dates appear here when they open in the booking system.
Placeholder dates · the real ones come from our booking system
We're Canada's outdoor bus service. Since 2010 we've taken more than 300,000 people to parks and trails without a car. You bring a lunch. We handle everything with wheels.
The maze, the pumpkin patch, the play area and the animals are all covered. Food and anything you buy are not.
A busy farm in the morning and a quiet forest in the afternoon, which is a better day than either on its own.
A guide walks with the group. The trails have roots, rocks and some hills, but nothing hard.
Dress for the forecast and it is still a good day.
★★★★★ 4.6/5.0 on Google
“I just recently went on my first guided tour with a friend of mine from work. And man, was it amazing! Speaking from someone who doesn’t drive. This is a must!!”Linda Ann · Facebook · Jun 2024
I have always had excellent experiences with Parkbus. I have been to many of their destinations, and I have thoroughly enjoyed myself. The ambassadors have been knowledgeable and friendly. The drivers drive safely, and with the passengers’ comfort in mind.Sharlene Haye · Google
Came with my friend in April, our guide Mike did a great job! Nice tour, small group, everything was great! Will go again!Natalia N. · Tripadvisor · Jul 2025
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A pumpkin patch in the morning and a forest in the afternoon, and no driving either way.
Not quite the right fit? These all leave from the same spot downtown.
