Puddicombe Farms, Winery & Cider
$$ • Wineries
Hours:
1468 Hwy 8, Stoney Creek
(905) 643-1015
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Called ahead to ask if the train was running, they said yes but when we arrived (45 min drive) there was maintenance being done for an undetermined amount of time and the staff didn’t know when it will be done. We hung around for about 45 and asked another staff member she said the train is not open today. No entertainment or activities or any farm animals in sight, just a dusty parking lot area with a few tables. Wouldn’t go back unfortunately.
Lovely staff. Great variety to sample and purchase.
Went as part of a wine bus tour and this was one of my favourite stops! Great atmosphere, live music, and the hopped pear cider was perfect on a hot summer afternoon
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 4PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 4PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 4PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 4PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 4PM |
Puddicombe Farms, Winery & Cider is a beautiful winery with friendly staff and a bonus of fun activities. Visitors can enjoy picking cherries, sampling exquisite wines and ciders, and indulging in charcoal oven-made pizzas. The store offers a variety of cute items for purchase. Families are welcome to explore the 2km train ride, which runs through orchards of cherry, apple, and pear trees, and past ponds and animals, making it a unique experience. The property features a rustic, historic farm atmosphere, with a bouncy castle, picnic tables, and friendly animals like Marshmallow the goat and Jimmy the bull. Overnight stays through Harvest Host provide spacious accommodations with stunning vineyard views or the option to rent on-site train car converted rooms for an authentic experience. The bakery/cafe serves delicious baked goods and offers lunch options, making it a great stop for treats like Apple Carmel pie and fresh-pressed cider. With a wide selection of wines, iced wines, ciders, and tasty treats, this spot in the Niagara region is a must-visit for a fun and informative experience, though some areas may need attention.