Fall Flavour Day Trips in Oxford County

• Beantown Coffee Co: Fall beverages including cold brew pumpkin coffee perfect with a scone.   
• Early Bird Coffee: Pumpkin Patch Latte, baked goods. If you want to do a deep dive into coffee book their roasting lab at their Juliana St location. 
• Upper Thames Brewery: A local brewer that loves to feature local ingredients. Stop by for some live music (Friday & Saturdays), and their fall seasonal release brews. 
• Soulful Spoon: Hearty soups made in house for lunch to go or grab a jar to heat up at home. 
• Two Guys and a Whisk Bakery: French pastries, squares, cookies, butter tarts and more. 
• Whisk & Roll Bakery: Loaves, brownies, tarts, and delicious pies. Weekdays try their fresh bread made sandwiches and soup to go. 
• Dee-Lights Bakery: Get a gourmet meal to-go; soups, paninis, & dinners. Fulfill your sweet tooth with their pies, cakes, and cupcakes. 

• Your Farm Market: Get your Ontario fall vegetables, cheeses, meats and much more! 
• Woodstock Farmer’s Market: Oxford’s Oldest Farm market has everything for your grocery list. Shop the farms, local butchers, and bakers. Every Saturday 7-12pm year-round. 
• One of a Kind Antique Mall: Get vintage and rustic items to add a nostalgic vibe to your fall décor at Canada’s largest antique mall. Three floors of antiques in a historical textile factory. 
• Record Works: If fall means cozy nights spinning the vinyl – head over to record works to snag your next record. 
• Fashion & Footwear: If you need back to school, the office, or cozy fall days fashion check out locally owned Aden Footwear (entire family), Roberts & Co Ladies Wear, and Zabian’s Men’s Wear.

• Terra Nova Nordic Spa:  Soak up the crisp air and sun at a Nordic Spa.  Soak in the warm water or take a cold plunge. Choose from three outdoor saunas or the steam room. Walk across the grounds to relax in the geodesic dome or around a campfire. Make a day of it booking a spa treatment or dining in the café. 
• Thames River Melons: Pumpkin picking, apple picking, corn maze, large-pumpkin wall display (great photo-op), pumpkin pie milkshake, hot apple cider, and a variety of other fall-flavoured foods throughout the fall. 
• Udderly Ridiculous Farm Life: Pumpkin spice ice cream and endless farm fun. Say hi to the goats, highland cows, and alpacas for us. 
• Snyder’s Family Farm: Stop by the bakery, pumpkin patch, and gift shop or get tickets for a full day of family farm amusement from stage shows, playgrounds and wagon rides. Private campfires with food and beverage service also available (book here). If you like the spooky side of Halloween get tickets to their sister on site attraction Fear Farm. 

• Berrylicious Fruit Farm: Berry picking into September, a large variety of fall pumpkins, corn stalks, and gourds for fall décor. 
• Oxford Honey & Supplies: Have you tried Cinnamon honey? We highly recommend slathering it on your morning toast or added to tea.  
• Wild Comfort Body Care: Pamper yourself with skin care in fall scents like cinnamint or honey and oat. Book the soap felting experience for $10 a person. 

In the city try Roth Park’s linear trail along the Pittock Reservoir. Just 5 minutes south of Woodstock check out Trillium Woods (short easy walk for families) with the bonus stop of Jakeman’s Maple Farm across the road.  For a longer walk visit Chesney Wilderness Area Trail just north of Thames River Melons. 

There are several options for overnights in Woodstock. For Camping Pittock Conservation Area and Willow Lake are just north of town.  Hotels in Woodstock include the Holiday Inn Express (indoor pool & slide), Best Western Plus (indoor pool) and Quality Inn & Suites.   Where to stay in Oxford.

• The Olde Bakery Café: Every month there is a new seasonal menu for this iconic café known for fresh soups, sandwiches, and desserts. Be sure to enjoy a specialty coffee and a fall treat like pumpkin pie, pumpkin donuts, scones, or biscotti.  
• Rose and Daffodil:  A popular bakery for fresh baked bread, sweet treats, and local ingredients. They also offer an extensive line of heat and serve hearty meals like quiche and meat pies. 
• Wine Cellar & Cheese Shop:  A gourmet food/cheese shop that can dress up your charcuterie board.  Check out their Fog Hat Smokers to add woodsy flavours to your next cocktail. 

• Your Farm Market: Get your Ontario fall vegetables, cheeses, meats and much more! 

• Woodstock Farmer’s Market: Oxford’s Oldest Farm market has everything for your grocery list. Shop the farms, local butchers, and bakers. Every Saturday 7-12pm year-round. 

• One of a Kind Antique Mall: Get vintage and rustic items to add a nostalgic vibe to your fall décor at Canada’s largest antique mall. Three floors of antiques in a historical textile factory. 

• Record Works: If fall means cozy nights spinning the vinyl – head over to record works to snag your next record. 

• Fashion & Footwear: If you need back to school, the office, or cozy fall days fashion check out locally owned Aden Footwear (entire family), Roberts & Co Ladies Wear, and Zabian’s Men’s Wear.

• Fleming Farms: Unique varieties of pumpkins, squash, and corn stalks to decorate your home. Watch their social media for their annual fall photo day with pumpkins and their vintage red farm truck. 
• Turner’s Farm Market: A farm market full of produce, eggs, and dairy products.  Choose the perfect pumpkin, baking squash or fall flowers from mums to perennials. 
•  McCully’s Fall Farm: Farm bakery, fresh produce, and meats from their farm. Families can enjoy their fall festival with a corn maze, and simple farm fun. We highly recommend their butter tarts! 

• Red Dragon Dairy:  Sheep’s milk cheeses are meant to pair with fall flavours. Enjoy curds, Gruyere, Mozzarella and more.  Be sure to purchase their cream cheese for your fall baking needs.   
• Coyle’s Country Store: An iconic shop known for baking supplies, fresh roasted nuts, home décor and fresh homemade fudge. Try their new warm cinnamon roasted nuts.  
• Binnendyk Orchard: Fresh apples, cider, squash, pumpkins, honey, and vegetables can be found at this orchard shop (right beside Coyle’s Country store) 
• Orange Door Acres: Fresh eggs, pasture raised chicken and strawberries fill the shop shelves in addition to other speciality items. Get ready for Sunday dinners. 

In town, walk from the Museum to downtown Ingersoll (2km, 1 way) along the Thomas Ingersoll Scenic Trail. South of Town, visit the Lawson Tract (½ way to Tillsonburg) managed by the Ingersoll Nature Club. 

There are several options for overnights in Ingersoll including overnight RV camping in Heritage Park (behind the Ingersoll Museum), the Lofts at 147 (downtown air bnb) the Comfort Inn and the iconic “Ontario’s Finest” Elmhurst Inn and Spa.   Where to stay in Oxford. 

• Nectar Tillsonburg: Breakfast through dinner find fall flavours like apples and cinnamon. Finish your meal off with a decadent Apple Pie Tea Latte and a slide of their traditional Dutch apple pie.  
• Indigo Lounge Wellness & Eatery: Flavours of Chai, squash and sweet potato fill the menu with fall flavours. For a beverage enjoy the apple Cinnamon & Turmeric Latte with Almond Milk.  
• Special Occasion Cakes: Enjoy one of the many delectable beverages; milkshakes made with Shaw’s Ice Cream, boba (bubble) teas, iced coffee, lattes, matcha, coffee and tea. Hungry? Grab a sandwich (a small variety of gluten free options are available).  
• The Mill:  Enjoy the creekside fall colour views from the patio or their dining room. This restaurant prides itself on sourcing local, so enjoy the produce of the season. 

• Betty’s Market Place: Find cozy fall vibes, fall scented candles, blankets and many items created by local makers. Something for everyone. 
• Cherished Pieces: If there is a quilter or sewer in your group this is a must stop. Check out the new seasonal fabrics and notions or sign up for a class. 
• Tillsonburg Farmer’s Market: This seasonal local market, found outdoors at the Station Arts Centre, has over 20 vendors featuring top-quality, farm-fresh products including frozen chicken, seasonal produce, artisans, crafts and more. Saturdays 8 am – 12 pm. 
• Pedlars Quay:  Two floors of a century home full of kitchen, bath, and home décor. Fall is in season so see what is new. 
• Dande Vintage: If macramé and harvest gold kitchen items are your jam check out Dandy vintage to bring the seventies vibe into your fall. Old and new in store – including pumpkin spice scrunchies.  

• Bre’s Fresh Market: Visit the goats and grab your pumpkins, corn, local produce, baked goods, cheese, meat, and more.  
• Coyle’s Country Store: An iconic shop known for baking supplies, fresh roasted nuts, home décor and fresh homemade fudge. Try their new warm cinnamon roasted nuts.  
• Binnendyk Orchard: Fresh apples, cider, squash, pumpkins, honey, and vegetables can be found at this orchard shop (right beside Coyle’s Country store) 
• Red Dragon Dairy:  Sheep’s milk cheeses are meant to pair with fall flavours. Enjoy curds, Gruyere, Mozzarella and more.  Be sure to purchase their cream cheese for your fall baking needs.   
• Orange Door Acres: Fresh eggs, pasture raised chicken and strawberries fill the shop shelves in addition to other speciality items. Plan those roasted chicken and curry dinners. 

The Trans Canada Trail winds its way through Tillsonburg offering plenty of trail opportunities.  Participark is a 1.2 KM linear paved trail through a ravine with creek views, picnic spots and plenty of trees. 

There are several options for overnights in Tillsonburg including the Mill with onsite restaurant, a historic stay at Seven Gables or the Howard Johnson.  Where to stay in Oxford. 

• Kintore Coffee: Grab a fresh cup of coffee for the road, sip on some cold brew, or stay a while and cozy up with a good book.  
• Miedema’s Meat Market: Apple Cinnamon Pork Sausage and Octoberfest Pork Sausage.  
• Workshop Supply:  If you have a woodworker in your life, bring them here for inspiration and supplies.  

• Braemar Farms Stand: A stop at this farm stand is the perfect opportunity to stock up on garlic for your hearty fall meals. Enjoy fresh, dried garlic, garlic scape salt and more.  
• Deep Purple Lavender Farm: While the lavender is finished blooming the shop is bustling with lavender infused self-care and food items like pumpkin Spice Lavender Fudge. 
• Golspie Dairy: Pick up Fresh Crowdie (like cream cheese) perfect with fall flavours of apple, cinnamon, and pumpkin spice.  
• Fleming Farms: Unique varieties of pumpkins, squash, and corn stalks to decorate your home.  Watch their social media for their annual fall photo day with pumpkins and their vintage red farm truck. 
• Turner’s Farm Market: A farm market full of produce, eggs, and dairy products.  Choose the perfect pumpkin, baking squash or fall flowers from mums to perennials. 
• The Garden in Harrington:  Flowers don’t stop when it gets cool at the Garden in Harrington. Fall festive wreaths, everlasting flowers and fresh.  
• McCully’s Fall Farm: Farm bakery, fresh produce, and meats from their farm. Families can enjoy their fall festival with a corn maze, and simple farm fun. We highly recommend their butter tarts! 

Stop by the Harrington Mill Pond for a short hike with pond and historic mill views. For a longer walk or bike ride check out Wildwood Conservation Area.  

Make the most of the fall colours. Enjoy the night stars by campfire at Wildwood Conservation Area or Happy Hills Resort.  If you prefer to sleep with a cozy bed Spruce Lea Gatherings is the perfect rural getaway for family groups.