Incredible Edibles Festival Campbellford
+ Ferris Provincial Park & Ranney Gorge Suspension Bridge + "Giant Toonie"

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Photos courtesy Trent Hills Tourism
Join us for a one-day bus tour from Toronto to the Incredible Edibles Festival in Campbellford. This street festival brings together over 40 local food vendors, offering a diverse array of gourmet tastings, artisanal treats, and farm-fresh produce. In addition to the culinary offerings, more than 20 artisans will showcase their handmade crafts and artworks, providing unique treasures for attendees to discover. The festival also features live music performances throughout the day, with street musicians creating a vibrant atmosphere.

Before the festival, we’ll stop at Campbellford’s famous Giant Toonie, a perfect photo opportunity. After savoring the festival’s delights, we’ll travel to nearby Ferris Provincial Park for a nature walk and for those interested you can take a breathtaking stroll across the Ranney Gorge Suspension Bridge. Spanning 91 meters and rising 30 meters above the Trent River, the bridge offers stunning views of the rugged cliffs and rushing waters below. The walk across the bridge is completely optional and you can just enjoy the park and the trails.

​This tour blends food, scenery, and adventure into one unforgettable day. Whether you’re a foodie, a photography enthusiast, or simply looking for a unique escape, this trip offers a perfect balance of indulgence and exploration.

Tour Dates

1-Day Trip
Sat July 12, 2025

Price

Full refund if you cancel for any reason at least 7 days before departure.
$115 per person
All prices are per person, in Canadian dollars. All taxes and tips are included!

Pickup Locations

8:00 AM Mississauga McDonalds Hurontario & Courtney Park Drive
8:30 AM York Mills Station​
8:55 AM  Scarborough Town Ctr
9:30 AM Whitby Carpool Hwy 401 & Brock St S.
To book over the phone
​please call (866) 208-2950

Inclusions

  • Round trip transportation on highway motorcoach with a washroom and WiFi.
  • Visit to the Incredible Edibles Festival in Campbellford. Note: Lunch is on your own, available for purchase from the festival vendors, food trucks or the regular restaurants and other dining establishments in Campbellford.
  • Photo opportunity at the Giant Toonie.
  • Admission to Ferris Provincial Park & visit to Ranney Gorge Suspension Bridge.
  • We stop for morning and evening breaks on the way to and from the festival.
  • Escorted tour with ShortTrips.ca tour director available during tour. 
  • All tips & taxes included.

Approximate Return Times

  • Whitby 5:55 PM
  • Scarborough 6:35 PM
  • York Mills 7:10 PM
  • Mississauga 7:50 PM

Deposits, Payments, Cancellations & Refunds

  • 100% full refund if you cancel at least 7 days before the trip departure date. 
  • Sorry but no refunds if cancellation is received less then 7 days before trip departure date. 
  • Your can transfer your seat to anyone else you know, up to the time of departure. without penalty. 

Travelling With Children

  • Children 10+ are welcome on this tour. Price is the same as adults. 

Ranney Gorge Suspension Bridge

The Ranney Gorge Suspension Bridge in Ferris Provincial Park is a breathtaking attraction that offers visitors a thrilling walk high above the Trent River. Spanning 91 metres, this pedestrian bridge provides stunning panoramic views of the rugged gorge, lush forests, and rushing waters below. Suspended in the air, the bridge gently sways, adding an element of adventure for those who cross it. It's a popular spot for hikers, photographers, and nature lovers exploring the park’s scenic trails. 

Giant Toonie

The Giant Toonie in Campbellford, Ontario, is a unique roadside attraction celebrating the town’s connection to Canada’s iconic two-dollar coin.

​Standing over 8 metres tall, this massive replica honors local artist Brent Townsend, who designed the original polar bear image featured on the toonie. Located in Old Mill Park along the scenic Trent River, the Giant Toonie is a must-see landmark in the heart of the town.