Etobicoke to Elora Quarry
Cool off in the crystal-clear turquoise waters of Ontario's most famous swimming hole.
Take a dip at this scenic limestone quarry encircled by sheer cliffs up to 12 metres (40 feet) high. The tree-covered conservation area has places to picnic and enjoy nature.
Surrounded by clear, spring-fed waters and towering limestone walls, this journey combines swimming and relaxation in one of Ontario's most unique natural settings. You'll enjoy beach activities, swimming, and the chance to experience this iconic Canadian swimming hole.
Tickets:
- Regular: $70.00
- Student: $63.00
- Child (12 and under): $35.00
- Senior (60+): $63.00
Pickup Location
Kipling Station South Parking Lot
We recommend getting there 15 minutes early to make sure you have enough time for the bus.
Departure
8:00 AM
estimated return
6:30 PM
Elora Quarry
One of our newest day trip destinations from Toronto with guaranteed admission into Elora Quarry for the 10am - 2pm time slot. From swimming in the limestone quarry to grabbing a bite and exploring Town, this is a jam-packed day trip of fun!
Estimated arrival
9:30 AM
Departure
2:00 PM
Do I need to pay for park admission?
No, your Parkbus ticket includes your Elora Quarry park admission for the 10am - 2pm time slot only.
Can I bring pool noodles or water toys with me?
Yes, you can bring pool noodles or small water toys. Kayaks, canoes, paddleboards, large rafts, and boat-style inflatables are not permitted at Elora Quarry. Please note, if you are trying to bring an inflatable water toy, it must be deflated for the bus ride. There is no room for fully inflated water toys on the school bus, you will be asked to leave it behind or deflate it before getting on the bus. .
Are there any places to buy food?
There are no places to buy any food/drink once inside Elora Quarry conservation area, so please come prepared with snacks and water. You will be able to eat and spend time exploring after 2pm in the Town of Elora, which offers plenty of food options.
Can I bring pets on the bus?
Unfortunately pets are not allowed on this route (unless they are certified service animals).
Is there bathroom on board? Do you make a stop on the way?
There are no bathrooms on board the school buses we use for day trips.
Is this a guided trip?
No, this is not a group trip, and what you do once you get off the bus is completely up to you. Please make sure to review all park information prior to your trip and keep track of time so that you don't miss the return bus.
For more information please visit the Grand River Conservation Authority website .
