Historic Railway
Book tickets for the South Simcoe Railway in advance, especially during the fall colors season.





Located in the heart of Simcoe County, Tottenham is a welcoming community that captures the essence of rural Ontario. It is perhaps best known for the South Simcoe Railway, which operates historic steam-powered trains through the picturesque Beeton Creek Valley. Nature lovers can enjoy the Tottenham Conservation Area, which provides ample space for camping, hiking, and swimming during the warmer months. The town's modest size fosters a tight-knit community feel, making it a relaxing destination for a day trip or a quiet weekend away from the Greater Toronto Area. Local shops and seasonal events add to the area's unique character and charm.
Located in the heart of Simcoe County, Tottenham is a welcoming community that captures the essence of rural Ontario. It is perhaps best known for the South Simcoe Railway, which operates historic steam-powered trains through the picturesque Beeton Creek Valley. Nature lovers can enjoy the Tottenham Conservation Area, which provides ample space for camping, hiking, and swimming during the warmer months. The town's modest size fosters a tight-knit community feel, making it a relaxing destination for a day trip or a quiet weekend away from the Greater Toronto Area. Local shops and seasonal events add to the area's unique character and charm.
Historic South Simcoe Railway excursions.
Tottenham Conservation Area for fishing and trails.
Scenic views of the surrounding countryside.
Annual community festivals like the Bluegrass Festival.
The community is relatively small with limited late-night entertainment options.
A personal vehicle is the most practical way to reach and explore the area.
Seasonal attractions like the steam train have specific operating dates.
Book tickets for the South Simcoe Railway in advance, especially during the fall colors season.
Visit the Tottenham Conservation Area for a relaxing day of fishing or picnicking by the water.
Quiet rural escapes and historic steam train enthusiasts.
CAD $
$100-$150 p/day
English
Explore the small local eateries along the main street for a taste of community hospitality.
June-October
A refreshing time to visit as the conservation area trails begin to clear.
Peak season for the conservation area's beach and the steam train excursions.
The best time for scenic train rides to view the changing autumn leaves.
A quiet, snowy period ideal for peaceful walks and local holiday spirit.